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This special episode of The Global Assembly comes from Sir Anthony Seldon. Sir Anthony is well know to the Wellington College Education network as the 13th Master of the College, and Founding Director of the network. He is also a renown British contemporary historian and educator. He is known for his [...]

Welcome back to Insight Into. In this special episode Teniola is joined by Anton Hur, International Booker Prize Judge and Author, to discuss his work, judging the Booker Prize, and advice for Wellington College Students. Enjoy!

Welcome to Global Citizenship Reflections, where 5th form Pupils reflect on their work as Social Changemakers in the Global Citizenship Program this year.

Welcome to Global Citizenship Reflections, where 5th form Pupils reflect on their work as Social Changemakers in the Global Citizenship Program this year.

Welcome to Global Citizenship Reflections, where 5th form Pupils reflect on their work as Social Changemakers in the Global Citizenship Program this year.

The Global Assembly is a podcast that connects our family of schools in the Wellington College Education network by inviting our community to pause, think and reflect. Wellington life is well known for being busy and exciting- we talk about the Wellington fizz- but with all that this brings, moments [...]

Master of Wellington College, James Dahl, opens the Global Assembly podcast series with a reflection on new year’s resolutions and some inspiring figures aged 17 to 100.

Alastair Phillips, Head of Primary at Wellington College International Shanghai, talks about the courage to take risks, and the exciting places they can take you. AJ Stark-Ordish, Chaplin at Wellington College, curates the Global Assembly for the Wellington College Education network.

Suisui Yu, Principal of Hiba Academy Nantong, part of the Wellington College Education Network, is currently on a 6 week secondment to the network’s founding school, Wellington College. She reflects on spending Chinese New Year far from home, in a school of shared values steeped in a different history. The [...]

Hannah Jeffs, Head of Junior School at Wellington College International School Bangkok reflects on her journey in international education in this episode of the Global Assembly, curated by AJ Stark-Ordish, Chaplin at Wellington College and Wellington College Prep.

This episode of the Global Assembly is led by Christine Haslett, a passionate educational leader with a track record of fostering excellence in international education. She is the Founding Head of School at Wellington College Independent School Jakarta, the next school to open in the Wellington College Education network. Christine’s educational values align [...]

Jane Sharp is Head of Senior School at Wellington College International School Bangkok. Hear her talk about the expectations she faced, how to challenge them, trust your instincts and follow your heart.

AJ Stark Ordish, Chaplain at Wellington College and Wellington College Prep curates the Global Assembly. In this episode he delivers the assembly himself, about this most British of topics.

AJ Stark Ordish, Chaplain at Wellington College and Wellington College Prep curates the Global Assembly. In this episode Students and Heads of College Emily and Harry, speak about why service is important to them.

This episode of the Global Assembly comes from Rashmi Dixon, the Early Years Coordinator at Wellington College International Pune. She began her teaching journey over 15 years ago and moved from India to Taiwan, where she taught in a variety of early years settings, including the British Council. Her international experience shaped her holistic [...]

Leo Interviews Tessa and Darcy about the plays they both wrote and directed for the Welly Fringe, Voices in the Riots and Embers. Enjoy!

In this Special episode, Kitty is joined by Tessa to discuss the extraordinary life of Mary Benson, wife of Wellington Master Edward Benson. They discuss her upbringing and life at Wellington, relationships with other Women, and what we can take from the legacy of Mary Benson’s life today.

Welcome Back to What’s Offside- In this finale of What’s Offside series 1 Will and Arthur discuss the latest developments in the Premier League, before delivering on the promise of the title by quizzing Artem and Vivi on Football and what exactly the Offside Rule is.

Safeguarding Series: Episode 3 – Online Safety: what do parents need to know? The Safeguarding Series returns as Delyth Lynch and Steph Eyers chat with online safety expert, Karl Hopwood. Karl really makes the subject accessible and gives some great tips for parents and how they can navigate the online [...]

Join the International Students’ Committee for their podcast on Diwali, the festival of lights.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most iconic festivals in China, Japan, the Philippines, and other Asian countries. To celebrate this wonderful event, listen to Leo’s podcast.

Caroline Jones, the Wellington College archivist, presents another deep dive into an aspect of the College’s history with Out Of The Archives. Today’s topic is the Centenary opera, “Music From Mars”, of which a recording was recently donated to the College by an Old Wellingtonian. To listen to the full [...]

Calling home! Jaaikaran phones in from across Europe to talk with Mr Ferguson about his adventures in European football over the last couple of weeks.

The Global Citizenship team presents a recap of 5th Form reflections of the year’s programme, with pupils highlighting learning and featuring interviews with outdoor, school and charity groups.

Jessica, Hanmer and Space close out the academic year in film with a jumbo episode on Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 cult classic – though not necessarily for the right reasons – The Room.

Jaaikaran, Mr Jennings and Mr Ferguson set their biases aside and break down what’s gone wrong with Arsenal’s title bid in the Premier League.

Jessica, Hanmer and Space return to a series review this time around, with focus on Gravity Falls and in particular the Weirdmageddon arc that closes Series 2.

Jaaikaran and Mr Ferguson talk transfer rumours and rate some of the hottest gossip, both on feasibility and whether the moves would be good fits.

As part of the Politics and Global Politics departments’ conference on Contemporary Challenges in Global Politics, Wellington College welcomed Dr Vlad Mykhnenko to speak about the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He graciously answered questions from students, and then partook in an interview with Paul Dunne, Head of Politics. Both the Q&A and [...]

The Wellington College Politics and Global Politics department proudly presents a recap of the Contemporary Challenges in Global Politics conference. This podcast recaps the talks given, including clips from the speakers, and also features interviews with each speaker by Paul Dunne, Head of Politics at Wellington College, further exploring the [...]

Jaaikaran and Mr Ferguson discuss Chelsea, the favoured team of special guest Hugo, and how to correct a calamitous season.

Agnes Martin and Solomon Lawes, Teachers of Physics at Wellington College, sit down for a chat about revision techniques and physics tips and tricks to help students of all year groups in their upcoming exams.

Jessica, Hanmer and Space return with Currently Unnamed Film Podcast, where this week they dissect Charlotte Wells’ directorial debut, 2022’s Aftersun.

Jaaikaran and Mr Ferguson sit down for another episode of O Jogo Bonito, with a focus this week on the future of Jude Bellingham and how it might impact other transfer developments in the summer.

Jaaikaran and Mr Ferguson return to discuss the goings-on in the world of football, with a look back at the events over Easter and a look ahead to the newly-confirmed European semi-finals.

The Safeguarding Series returns to DukeBox Radio, with all members of the Wellington community invited to explore the issues that Wellington College faces in safeguarding and how the staff work to overcome them. In this episode: a chat between our two Deputy DSLs, Tom Wayman and Dave Walker about relational [...]

Rufus and Ella, two academic scholars at Wellington College, join DukeBox to give an overview of their most recent project, looking at the disparity in care for marginalised peoples in crisis versus non-marginalised peoples in similar situations.

Jaaikaran returns for the final time this Lent term to give his thoughts on the week just gone – and the weeks to come over Easter – in the world of football.

Did you miss The Guitar Concert airing live on DukeBox Radio? Don’t worry! We’ve released it as an on-demand podcast so that you can relive all the fantastic performances.

Wellington College presents The Guitar Concert, a staple of the musical calendar here in Crowthorne. Join some of our most talented guitarists as they guide you through a journey encompassing classical, rock and ensemble guitar.

Teacher of English John Craig returns to DukeBox Radio for another revision guide aimed at GCSE English students. Get a fresh perspective on a quintessential text: John Steinbeck’s classic novella Of Mice And Men.

Hanmer, Space and Jessica are joined this week by special guest Cressida. Together they explore Peter Weir’s 1989 high-school drama, Dead Poets Society.

Jaaikaran, Mr Jennings and Mr Ferguson gather round the table once again to discuss the week just gone in the world of football. On today’s agenda: European results, Guardiola’s legacy, and the tight battle at the bottom of the Premier League.

Jessica, Hanmer and Space have a crowded studio for this episode, as they are joined by Rufus, Ella and Oscar from FilmSoc. Today they discuss a recommendation from one of their guests, the 2022 film Bones and All by Luca Guadagnino.

Jessica, Space and Hanmer are joined this week by special Alex. The task today is titanic: in a shorter-than-usual episode, the film up for discussion is often considered the pinnacle of filmmaking, Orson Welles’ 1941 film Citizen Kane.

Jessica, Space and Hanmer return for another film discussion, which today centres around Don Hertzfeldt’s 2012 experimental animated film It’s Such a Beautiful Day.

Hanmer and Space take this bonus episode of the Currently Unnamed Film Podcast. For today’s film, they look at Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 classic, A Clockwork Orange. This episode contains discussions of rape and violence.

Jessica, Hanmer and Space are joined by special guest Raine, and together they look at the 1920 German silent film The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, often regarded as one of the first true horror films.

Jaaikaran, Mr Jennings and Mr Ferguson muster their strength and quiet their hearts, as the group dissect the failings of their favourite club, Manchester United, and the abysmal 7-0 loss to Liverpool.