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Ep: 244: John Goh: What does excellence in NSW Public Schools look like?

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John Goh is an educator who has never been afraid to question the way schools work, or why they work that way at all.

Across his career as a principal and system leader, John has led bold changes around time, space and learning culture, always with a clear focus on what helps students thrive. Known for opening walls, rethinking routines and building strong partnerships with families and industry, his work shows what’s possible when curiosity and courage sit at the centre of leadership.

John is also a sought-after speaker with a strong online presence, sharing practical ideas about innovation, technology and human-centred school design. His thinking continues to challenge leaders to move beyond compliance and towards schools that feel alive, purposeful and deeply connected to their communities.

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Ep: 244: John Goh: What does excellence in NSW Public Schools look like?

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