Welcome back to the Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’ podcast, and to the final episode of our ‘Is It Okay To…’ series. 

Our final episode of this series focuses on the LGBTQIA+ community. We’re delighted to have Isiah, Senior Youth Worker at Outreach Youth, with us as our expert, along with Year 12 pupil Louis, Year 13 pupil Margot, teacher of psychology, Wayne Rogers, and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd.

We hope you have enjoyed listening to our ‘Is It Okay To…’ podcast series. If you have missed any, all four episodes are available to stream now. 

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Welcome back to the Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’ podcast. This is the third episode in our new ‘Is It Okay To…’ series focusing on opening up honest and respectful conversations around sensitive topics within the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) space. 

Following on from our previous two episodes on sexism and racism, this week’s episode focuses on disability. We’re delighted to welcome our very own Head of Upper Prep, James Loveridge, as our expert for this episode, along with Year 12 pupil Louis, Year 13 pupil Mimi, and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd.

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Welcome back to the Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’ podcast, and to the second episode in our ‘Is It Okay To…’ series.

This week’s episode focuses on racism, and we are delighted to welcome Jemma Roye — founder and managing director of Grow Achieve Soar Academies Ltd and Let’s Start A Conversation — as our expert for this episode. We’re also joined by Year 13 pupils Abdul and Mimi, as well as our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd.

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Welcome to the Framlingham College In Conversation podcast.

This episode marks the beginning of our new four-part series, Is It Okay To…, which aims to open up honest and respectful conversations around sensitive topics within the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) space.

As part of this series, members of the Framlingham College community were invited to submit questions on themes including disability, LGBTQIA+, racism, and sexism. Each episode features an expert in one of these areas, who responds to the questions and openly discusses what people can and cannot, or should and should not, say regarding these matters.

In this episode on sexism, we are delighted to be joined by domestic abuse expert Paula DeVaux, Year 12 pupil Ollie, Year 13 pupil Mimi, and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd.

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Welcome to the Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’ podcast, and to the fourth episode of our Berners Book Club series. This series of podcasts is hosted by our Graduate Scholar, Tessa Hawes, who sits down with our Heads of Departments, Prefects, Subject Ambassadors and pupils to discuss a book related to their subject fields.

In this episode, Tessa is joined by our Head of Biology, Sam Lebbon, and three of our Year 12 Biology pupils — Emily, Holly, and Dušan — who will be discussing The Invention of Nature by Andrea Wulf.

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Welcome to the Framlingham College In Conversation podcast, and to the third episode of our Berners Book Club series. In this series of podcasts, our Graduate Scholar, Tessa Hawes, sits down with our Heads of Departments, Prefects, and Subject Ambassadors to discuss a book related to their subject fields.

In this episode, in recognition of National Storytelling Week, Tessa is joined by our Head of English, Leo Goldsmith, and Year 13 pupils Mimi W and Thea W who will be discussing George Orwell's dystopian novel and cautionary tale, Nineteen Eighty-Four.

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Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. In this episode, we’re thrilled to be joined by multi-record-breaking adventurer, mountaineer and speaker, Squash Falconer.

We hope you enjoy this episode where our Principal, Louise North, and Year 13 pupils, Rafferty S and Holly H, sit down with Squash as she shares how the tools and mindset she’s developed through her extreme challenges and adventures can help us navigate our own hurdles, set ambitious goals, and create our own unique path. 

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Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College In Conversation. This is the second episode of our Book Club series of podcasts, in which our current Graduate Scholar, Tessa Hawes, sits down with our Heads of Departments, Prefects, and Subject Ambassadors to discuss a book related to their subject fields. 

In this episode, Tessa is joined by our Head of Philosophy and RS, Thom Salisbury, Chaplain Brynn “Rev B” Bayman, and Year 13 pupil Anna G, who will discuss ‘Mere Christianity’ by C.S. Lewis.

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Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. This is the first episode of our brand-new Berners Book Club series of podcasts where our current Graduate Scholar, Ms Tessa Hawes, sits down with our Heads of Departments, Prefects and Subject Ambassadors, to discuss a book related to their subject fields. 

In this episode, Tessa is joined by our Head of Philosophy and RS, Mr Thom Salisbury, and Year 13 pupil and Learning Prefect, Edgar R, who will be discussing chapters one, two, and three of ‘The Problems of Philosophy’ by Bertrand Russell. 

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Welcome back to Framlingham College 'In Conversation'. We're delighted to be joined by Dr Guy Sutton, Director of Medical Biology Interactive, who will be sharing his fascinating insights into his background and work within the field of neuroscience.

Also in this conversation will be our subject ambassadors - Abdul A and Martha A from Biology, along with Emily H and Ophelia M from Psychology - who will be posing their own questions to Dr Sutton.

To find out more about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk

Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. October is Black History Month, and in celebration of this we have been releasing a special series of podcasts dedicated to five influential people of colour to promote and celebrate their contributions to society, and to raise awareness of black history in general. 

In our final episode of this special series, we’ll be joined by Year 12 pupils, Daniel A and Nicholas W, who will be talking about “the mother of the civil rights movement” who is best known for her pivotal role in the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, Rosa Parks. 

We hope you’ve enjoyed this special series of podcasts for Black History Month. To learn more about other influential and inspirational people of colour, visit blackhistorymonth.org.uk. You can also listen back to our entire catalogue of podcasts by visiting framlinghamcollege.co.uk/news-events/podcasts or searching Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’ wherever you stream your podcasts.

Welcome to another episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. October is Black History Month, and in celebration of this we will be releasing a special series of podcasts dedicated to five influential people of colour to promote and celebrate their contributions to society, and to raise awareness of black history in general. 

In our fourth instalment of our Black History Month series, we’ll be joined by Year 12 pupil, Amélie A-H, and Year 13 pupil and Global Awareness Prefect, Maryam S, who will be talking about American lawyer, author, and first African American woman to serve as First Lady of the United States of America, Michelle Obama.

To find out more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk

Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. October is Black History Month, and in celebration of this we are releasing a special short series of podcasts dedicated to five influential people of colour to promote and celebrate their contributions to society, and to raise awareness of black history in general. 

In our third instalment, we’re joined by Year 12 pupils, Nicholas W and Daniel A, who will be talking about South African anti-apartheid activist and politician, as well as first president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.

To view more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk

Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. In celebration of Black History Month, we are releasing a special series of podcasts throughout October dedicated to five influential people of colour to promote and celebrate their contributions to society, and to raise awareness of black history in general. 

In our second episode, we’re joined by Year 13 pupil and Global Awareness Prefect, Maryam S, and Year 12 pupil, Amélie A-H, who will be talking about pioneering nurse, businesswoman, and heroine of the Crimean War, Mary Seacole. 

To find out more about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk

Welcome to this episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. Today’s episode marks the beginning of a special series of podcasts in celebration of Black History Month. We’ll be hearing from five of our pupils who will be telling the stories of five influential people of colour to promote and celebrate their contributions to society, and to raise awareness of black history in general. 

For our first episode, we’re joined by Year 13 pupil and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Prefect, Abdul A, and Year 13 pupil and Sustainability Prefect, Lily F, who will talking about American abolitionist and social activist, Harriet Tubman.

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Welcome to this special episode of the Framlingham College 'In Conversation' podcast where we are celebrating 100 years of rugby at Framlingham College.

In this episode, our host, Edith D, will be reflecting on the College's rich rugby tradition by speaking to two of our current first team players, Dan G and Felix L, as well as exploring what the future of rugby at the College looks like by speaking to our brand new Head of Rugby, Will Cotterill.

To find out more about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk.

In this episode of Framlingham College 'In Conversation', we’re joined by special guests Isiah and Eric from the Ipswich-based charity Outreach Youth, as well as Year 12 pupils Emily, Harry, Katie, Margot, Mimi, Raff, and Tommy, and teacher of psychology, Wayne Rogers.

Isiah and Eric talk about the work that they do within the LGBTQIA+ youth community as well as answering questions from our Year 12 pupils. 

For more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk

** Warning: You may find some of the discussion in this episode upsetting **

In the final episode of our wellbeing podcast series, we're joined by Year 12 pupil, Mimi B, clinical psychologist, Emmeline Gwaspari and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd, where we talk about grief.

This episode, largely and bravely brought on by Mimi herself, aims to help demystify grief and shed light on the challenges and stigmas surrounding grief as well. Mimi, in conversation with Emmeline, will be speaking about her own experiences with grief in the hope that this episode can help to spark vital conversations around this important topic.

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Welcome to episode four of our special series on wellbeing. We’re joined by Year 13 pupil and Wellbeing Prefect, Amy B, Year 12 pupil, Emily B, clinical psychologist, Emmeline Gwaspari and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd. 

In this penultimate episode of our wellbeing podcast series, we’re talking about stress and discussing what it actually is, the effects it has on us, and sharing a few helpful ways in which we can manage stress. 

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Welcome back to Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’, and to a brand-new episode of our wellbeing podcast series. Today, we’re back in the booth with clinical psychologist, Emmeline Gwaspari and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd. They are joined by Year 13 pupil and Wellbeing Prefect, Amy B, and Year 12 pupils, Katie H and Lily F. 

In this episode, we’re going to be delving deep into the teenage brain and discussing the tightrope nature of adolescence.

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