In his final episode as Secretary, Mark Scott joins incoming A/Secretary Georgina Harrisson to discuss how we are harnessing the best to drive improvement across the system.

Two principals discuss a new online platform to help ensure every student is known, valued and cared for in our schools.

Teachers Sarah Donnelley and Thomas Fienberg join soprano Deborah Cheetham to discuss the power of music education in connecting Aboriginal students to culture and engagement with learning.

One of Australia's greatest athletes Kurt Fearnley talks about his experience with public education as a student, teacher and parent.

Michelle Tregoning talks about the "identity crisis" within mathematics, the importance of cognitive challenge and a "sweaty brain", and what the NSW Mathematics Strategy is doing to help students develop the mathematical skills and understanding they need to succeed in life.

Professor Larissa Behrendt discusses her public education experience and what schools can do to improve learning outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

Two principals join Mark Scott to reflect on the catastrophic bushfire season and the ongoing recovery.

Sally Egan from the Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation talks to Mark Scott about the updated What Works Best research.

Youth mental health expert Professor Patrick McGorry joins Mark Scott to discuss mental health concerns in young people during the pandemic.

Two principals join Mark Scott to share what they learned during the pandemic shutdown and their focus for the future.

Education expert John Hattie joins Mark Scott to discuss supporting students' ongoing learning following the return to school.