In this episode of Student Leadership News, Nade, Andy, and Jared discuss the importance of personal moments of kindness and consideration in daily life for leaders! Kicking it off with a unique and funny game of “Guess the Animal Noises”, Andy and Nade battle it off to notice the small details in each sound. You don’t want to miss the discussions and stories that follow talking all about this powerful topic! Tune in to another great episode of Student Leadership News!

Are you feeling exhausted as a student leader? Losing motivation to keep going? Andy, Jared, and Nade tackle this timely topic in a comedic, insightful, and personal episode of Student Leadership News. After touring the country together providing student leadership conferences, these three have some funny stories to tell. The episode kicks off with a tour tale about Jared’s “camel-style” running. For student leadership news, the team chat about what a particular student did to motivate her school. And finally, the team walk through 3 practical and fundamental steps to implement that sustain motivation. You don’t want to miss this funny and informative episode of Student Leadership News!

Meet Jared and Levi, our fresh team members that are passionate to share their personal leadership stories and discuss what schools are doing everywhere. Listing their top 3 favourite fruits, you’ll get to know their abnormal selections and a bit about them personally! You’ll then hear about two successful in-school fundraisers from this past month for our Student Leadership News. Levi and Jared test how well they really know each other with a game called: HOT or COLD. Finishing it off, you’ll hear their Best Leadership Tips from previous personal leadership experience. This podcast is jam-packed with laughs and insightful stories that all students should hear!

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In this episode, Levi and Nadé welcome a new member to the podcasting team! An intense introduction game that had to go into overtime leads us into a huge part of leadership. Being a role model. Discussions relating to personal experience highlights the impact you have as a leader to those around you. This episode will provide you with helpful tips and reminders regarding students looking up to you.

In this episode, our scrabble game makes a come back with Levi and Andy going head to head. The team start discussion rejection but more specifically to do with pitching or presenting a new idea. This can be challenging for a lot of us, especially when we ourselves are already hesitant with the idea. Everyone shares an instance of rejection they faced at school and what was done after in order shed some light on this subject.

Levi, Andy and Nadé team up with a couple of old time favourite podcast hosts to celebrate our 100th episode! After Levi’s beautiful serenading, a segment that has been M.I.A. for a while makes a comeback- Tour Tales. An oldie but a goodie, various stories are shared ranging from near death experiences to $50 fruit boxes.  guests as well as their BLT (Best Leadership Tip) that they carry with them throughout any leadership role.

During this episode, Levi and Nadé battle it off in a scrabble based game consisting of fast thinking and creativity. After some debating of their questionable answers, the team share a number of different fundraisers that took place at their school. A range of different ideas and categories are explored, leaving you with loads of inspiration for your next school fundraiser!

During this episode, Andy, Levi and Nadé introduce a possible new intro beat for the podcast created by the team themselves! Random acts of kindness encounters are shared and followed by how this flows on at school. Connecting with different year levels can often be frowned upon but the team share their experiences on how it not only benefited themselves but others as well.

To kick off 2023 Andy, Levi and Nadé share a bit about their recent Christmas break and a first encounter with Maggots. The team discuss what they personally found the most difficult about student leadership while reflecting on what was learnt from the experience.