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In this weeks episode of the International Football Roundup JK and Mr Jennings are joined by Mr Craig to discuss his beloved team, Liverpool FC.

Welcome to the WellySport podcast, where the aim is to provide interesting sports related conversations with anyone from the world of sport, including Old Wellingtonians now involved in sport or other individuals who now work within sport. Should you have ideas for guests please email sport@wellingtoncollege.org.uk This week: This week’s [...]

The first of many virtual concerts by the Wellington College music department.

Caroline Jones is back with another story from Wellington Colleges history. Today, she discusses the history of Athletic sports at Wellington, and some of the more slightly strange activities no longer practiced.

Jaaikaran Chanana and Mr Jennings are back with another episode of the International Football Roundup. This week they discuss how they think the football season would have panned out if it hadn’t been cancelled. JK & Mr Jennings also talk about different premier league teams and how they have performed.

Welcome to the WellySport podcast, where the aim is to provide interesting sports related conversations with anyone from the world of sport, including Old Wellingtonians now involved in sport or other individuals who now work within sport. Should you have ideas for guests please email sport@wellingtoncollege.org.uk This week: This week’s [...]

Jaaikaran is back with Mr Jennings for another, slightly different, episode of the International Football Roundup. If you’re interested in being on the show, send an email to the host (ChananJ@wellingtoncollege.org.uk) and copy in Mr Jennings (pjj@wellingtoncollege.org.uk) expressing your interest. No restrictions, welcoming anyone and everyone!

Caroline Jones talks about the history of the iconic Kingsley race, which has been sadly cancelled this year…

In this weeks episode of ‘Out of the Archives’, Caroline talks about the biggest fire that Wellington College has ever experienced.

Sareena discusses the importance of International Women’s Day in this weeks edition of the International Show.

Streaming, social media, games. All things we enjoy as a form of entertainment. This is the case for many young people like us across the world. But under this common engagement, how do cultures differ? Let’s hear what Richard and Mary have to say about it…

In this week’s Fireside Talk, Stuart Block shares his experiences of cycling through Africa and Asia on his tandem bike. A previous Head of Economics at Cranleigh School, Stuart will explain what he learnt, from the importance of infrastructure and the mobile phone, to ridiculous ‘white elephant’ investments and bizarre [...]

In the wake of the current Coronavirus situation, what health epidemics has the College faced in the past? And how did they deal with them? Caroline Jones explains in this weeks episode of ‘Out of the Archives’.

In this weeks show, Molly & Zoey discussed the situation of girls in STEM subjects at Wellington College and talked about some different female scientists.

Black holes, dark matter, the Big Bang and the limits of modern science. If you’ve ever wondered about the beginning of the universe and whether we are really alone, then this is the Fireside talk for you.

The History department hosts another Question Time evening for pupils at Wellington College.

What was life like for the first girls at Wellington? How did they cope in a male-dominated environment? Caroline Jones recounts the experiences of the first girls to join Wellington College in this episode of ‘Out of the Archives’.

In this presentation, Mr Craig explores the key issues and themes of the opening scene, with particular emphasis on the monstrosity of Iago.

The International Student Committee discuss the recent Coronavirus outbreak, the symptoms, how you can stay safe and how it has affected Chinese families, including their own…

This is the first of a series of clinics, given by members of the English department, designed to support revision and preparation for the GCSE English Literature exams this summer

What was Communist Russia like? How does it compare to today? What was the impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this weeks Fireside lecture.

This is ‘The Master’s Voice’. A weekly podcast written and voiced by James Dahl, 15th Master of Wellington College.

In the first instalment of ‘Out of the Archives’, College Archivist Caroline Jones explores the opinions that Picton students had on their food back in the 1800’s.

This is ‘The Master’s Voice’. A weekly podcast written and voiced by James Dahl, 15th Master of Wellington College.

This is The Master’s Voice. A weekly podcast written and voiced by James Dahl, 15th Master of Wellington College.