Miss Alice Shi Talks About The Mid-Autumn Festival
Miss Alice Shi, Head of Primary Chinese, talks to Baz Reilly about the Mid-Autumn festival here in China.
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Mr Shen Celebrating 30 Years Teaching In Hangzhou
It was my great pleasure to chat to Mr Shen about his 30 years service as a teacher here in Hangzhou.
Joy Qiao Visiting Wellington College Hangzhou Campus
Joy Qiao was chatting to Baz Reilly in the DukeBox radio studio prior to her "Town Hall" presentation to all the Hangzhou staff.
Executive Master Paul Rogers Farewell Podcast
Baz Reilly was joined by Paul Rogers the outgoing Executive Master of Wellington college Hangzhou. Paul came into the DukeBox studio with an arm full of his favourite tunes. Listed below: Song Series#2 - Everlasting Arms Performed by: Stew Mcilrath, Worship Central Malaysia Written by: Stew Mcilrath Jaco Pastorious - The Chicken Performed by: Jaco Pastorious Written by: Pee Wee Ellis Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartet No.13 in B-Flat […]
Desert Island Books – Mr Richard Atherton
Welcome to the first programme in our brand new series, Desert Island Books. We’ve modified the longstanding and much loved Radio 4 ‘Desert Island Discs’ radio show format to create our own ‘Wellington College Desert Island Books’. In the show you’ll hear about the guest’s favourite 8 tracks as well as their favourite 8 books. My first interviewee and a bit of a guinea-pig is my husband, Richard Atherton, Maths […]
Wellington & the 1970 General Election – Out of the Archives
What social and political issues were Wellington students asked to consider in the run up to the 1970 election? When were they first allowed to vote? Did they campaign for or against the UK joining the EU? Find out in the latest ‘Out of the Archives’ podcast by Caroline Jones.
‘A Safe Haven’ – Ellie & Delyth
Almost a decade after leaving Wellington, OW Ellie Porter and Mrs Lynch discovered recently that they had more in common than they thought... In this moving and candid chat, they share the reasons why boarding school was their “safe haven”, Ellie using it as an escape from living with her alcoholic father and Mrs Lynch from a mother with a serious mental health illness. Hear how their experiences have shaped […]
Mud and Maniacs: A History of Swimming at Wellington – Out of the Archives
This week, College Archivist Caroline Jones goes over the history of swimming facilities and practices at Wellington and the origins of the iconic 'Maniacs' competition.
The History of Speech Day – Out of the Archives
Celebrate Speech Day with the latest podcast from Caroline Jones, the College archivist! Today she will be delving into the history of speech day, from simple beginnings through Edwardian grandeur to the present day...