Whitgift Conversations

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Whitgift Conversations is a kids podcast hosted by Whitgift School, with 63 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Whitgift School hosts Whitgift Conversations, a kids show with 63 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  Talking Theology and Philosophy with Francesca O'Donnell

  Apr 24, 202521 minS4

  <p>Summary</p><p>In this episode, Francesca O'Donnell discusses her experiences and insights as a teacher at Whitgift, focusing on the subjects of Theology and Philosophy. She emphasises the importance of engaging students in critical thinking and challenging discussions from a young age. Francesca shares her journey into education, the unique aspects of teaching theology and philosophy, and how these subjects prepare students for life beyond school. She also provides conversation starters for parents to encourage deeper discussions at home.</p><p>Takeaways</p>Francesca enjoys the energy and enthusiasm of younger students.Teaching a variety of year groups...

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  Episode #4

  Leading the Way: Whitgift's School Captain Team 2024/5

  Mar 12, 202520 minS4

  <p>Summary</p><p>In this episode, we explore the roles and responsibilities of school leadership at Whitgift, featuring the school captain, vice captains, and deputy vice captains. The conversation delves into the nomination process, the importance of alumni engagement, fundraising initiatives, and the impact of mentoring younger students. The leaders share their experiences in fostering community, cultural engagement, and the skills they are developing through their roles. As they look to the future, they reflect on their aspirations and the legacy they hope to leave behind.</p><p>Takeaways</p>The school captain represents the student body.The nomination...

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  Episode #3

  What makes Whitgift Sport 'Unique'

  Dec 5, 202428 minS4

  <p>Summary </p><p>In this conversation, Simon Jones speaks with Stuart Litchfield and Rob Woodward about the unique sporting culture at Whitgift School. They discuss their backgrounds in sports education, the dedicated staff, the impressive facilities, and the extensive fixture management that allows students to engage in a variety of sports. The importance of alumni involvement and the school's commitment to fostering a competitive yet supportive environment for student athletes are also highlighted.</p><p>Key Takeaways</p>Stuart Litchfield has a rich background in sports education.Rob Woodward emphasises the welcoming nature of the staff.Whitgift has a...

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  Episode #2

  The importance of real-world engagement in science education

  Nov 7, 202429 minS4

  <p>Summary</p><p>In this episode, Ian Hanley, head of science at Whitgift School, discusses the dynamic nature of teaching, his journey in education, and the collaborative ethos of the science department. He highlights the importance of real-world engagement in science education, the various extracurricular activities offered, and the pathways available for students after graduation. Ian also shares insights on recent developments within the department, the impact of technology on education, and the role of YouTube in inspiring students in the field of science.</p><p>Takeaways</p>Teaching is a busy and dynamic profession.Ian Hanley has been...

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  Episode #1

  Directing the Sixth Form at Whitgift with Faye Carter

  Sep 12, 202423 minS4

  <p>Summary</p><p>Faye, the director of sixth form at Whitgift, discusses her role and experiences in education. She talks about the upcoming academic year, her journey through different roles at the school, and the importance of pastoral support in the sixth form. Faye also shares insights into the decision-making process for students considering staying at Whitgift for sixth form or joining from another school. She highlights the diverse student body and the range of opportunities available at Whitgift. The conversation concludes with a discussion about results day and Faye's interests outside of work, including musical theatre and travel.<...

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