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Outside The Box #6 - Outstanding Arsenal and Hamilton the History-Maker Duke Box
In this episode Ned and Matilda tackle Franz Kafka via two of his short stories, “Investigations of a Dog” and “The Metamorphosis”. In this accidentally animal-themed episode, they try to capture the essence of the Kafkaesque, giggle at the word “dogdom”, and attempt to stay cheery amid the identity crisis that Kafka’s work offers!
In the latest of the Hidden Figures from the Wellington College enrichment class, Will and Rory discuss the West Indian cricketer Michael Holding and his achievements in the face of discrimination.
Marty talks to school councilor Daisy Zhang in episode 1 of the new Wellbeing podcast series. They discuss Daisy's Edfest presentation, five key points to decode adolescent communication, "STAGED". In this podcast Daisy explains the idea behind her Edfest presentation, what "STAGED" is and discusses 'S' in detail, 'Significance'.
Marty talks to head boy Andy Wu and head girl Sharon Qian about how the head boy and head girl are chosen and the spring activity days.
A brand new literature-based podcast comes to DukeBox, presented by students Matilda and Ned! This inaugural episode of Live, Laugh, Lit focuses on Jane Austen’s first major novel ‘Northanger Abbey’, and includes almost an hour of (somewhat) literary babble from co-hosts Matilda Braje and Ned Chapman. Have a listen if anything from gender, to Russian Formalism, to fashion is of interest to you.
Huili school students Kingsley, Lena and winner Mia read speeches from the grade 3 English talent competition with reactions from their teacher Hamish Williams.
Marty is joined by Richard Armstrong director of Co-Curricular activities at Wellington College Hangzhou to talk about the upcoming Education Festival, EdFest.
Marty talks to student council member Jerry Li about what's going on around the school in this weeks student council catch up.
Baz Reilly talks to Miss Ma about the Li House charity event for world Down Syndrome day.
