Videos, Leaders' Connect

Greg Jansen shares two frameworks to support leaders as they navigate challenging times – whether it be with teams, parents, community or students.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 8 April 2021, Sharon Marsh and Murray Lucas share their whakaaro on Leading Through Collaboration.

Te Whainoa Te Wiata explores questions such as, “why is mana whenua engagement so vital to schools and communities?” and “how do we create and sustain meaningful relationships?”.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 4th March 2021, Claire Amos (Principal, Albany Senior High School) shares her whakaaro on Leading to the North-East: Warm and Demanding Leadership.

In this Leaders' Connect hui Perry Rush (President of the New Zealand Principals Federation) shares his reflections on the pro's and con's of our education curriculum in Aotearoa and makes recommendations for the future

Dr Lucy Hone and Dr Denise Quinlan from NZ Institute of Wellbeing & Resilience (NZIWR) share their whakaaro on Finishing Well: Strengths-based approaches for noticing the growth and the good.

Sarah Martin and Chris Bradbeer share their whakaaro on leveraging collaborative potential.

In this Leaders' Connect hui recording from 5th November 2020, Dr Chris Jansen and Stephen McConnachie share their whakaaro on collective leadership.

Daisy Lavea-Timo and Dr Judy Bruce share from their own leadership experiences and challenge traditional ideas of inclusion, diversity and tolerance, and invite us to consider ways of showing up differently in intercultural connections.

Dr Peter Cammock explores the possibilities of purpose at an organisational level and discuss ways in which we can find a greater sense of alignment, purpose and meaning in our personal lives and work.

School principals and authors David Armstrong and Steve Zonnevylle share their whakaaro on "being slacker better" - learnings from the trenches of the 40 Hour Principals.

Janina Konia (Ngāi Tahu, Ngā Puhi) is the Senior Advisor Māori at the Ministry of Education - Canterbury.  Her previous role was kaiārahi at Mātauraka Mahaanui, an advisory board to MOE with a mandate to represent Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu across the Waitaha region.