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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Clark Family Retains Trust Shares Despite Fraud ConvictionFormer Indigenous leader Geoff Clark was jailed for fraud in November 2024, misusing nearly one million dollars from the Framlingham Aboriginal Trust. Despite paying back four hundred thousand dollars, his family still controls two thousand shares, sparking outrage. Clarks convictions were hidden during a trust election, and the reform group is seeking legal action. Clark is appealing his convictions and up for parole in 2028. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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2026-02-0902 min
The Resident PodcastPupils, Parents, AI & The Future – The Resident Podcast Interview with Tom Caston – Ep.8 – 28-01-26Our guest today is Tom Caston, Principal of the Bright International School in Loulé, Algarve, who studied Geography at the University of Exeter and later obtained an MSc in Managing School Improvement from the University of Reading.Before embarking on his teaching career, he worked in investment banking. In 1999, he began teaching at Shiplake College, where he later became Head of Lower School.He then held senior management positions in several independent schools across the United Kingdom, including Head of Staff Development at Ardingly College and, more recently, Deputy Head at Framlingham College.Following t...
2026-01-3128 min
The Land Rovers: A History Hunting PodcastCastle on the HillTHE LAND ROVERS: A HISTORY HUNTING PODCASTEpisode 10. Castle on the Hill.George and Paul are back in Suffolk for a special milestone: Episode 10!And to mark this auspicious occasion?Well, for Paul, there’s only one place to visit - his first ever field where he once proudly sent George dozens (and dozens) of rusty nail photos. George, still traumatised, is praying history doesn’t repeat itself.But could there have been something incredible hiding down there all this time?
2025-07-1145 min
The Framlingham College PodcastEDI Special Series: Is It Okay To... - LGBTQIA+ with Isiah JordanWelcome 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 a...
2025-07-1130 min
The Framlingham College PodcastEDI Special Series: Is It Okay To... - Disability with James LoveridgeWelcome 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.
2025-06-2042 min
The Framlingham College PodcastEDI Special Series: Is It Okay To... - Racism with Jemma RoyeWelcome 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.For more information about us, please visit framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2025-06-1359 min
The Framlingham College PodcastEDI Special Series: Is It Okay To… - Sexism with Paula DeVauxWelcome 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...
2025-06-0642 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E11: The Berners Book Club - Episode 4: The Invention of Nature - with Tessa Hawes, Sam Lebbon, Holly H, Emily B and Dušan RWelcome 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.For more information about us, please visit fra...
2025-06-0416 min
The English Heritage PodcastSpeaking with shadows: The Workhouse at Framlingham CastleWe’re still busy behind the scenes, so in the meantime we wanted to share a special series with you called Speaking with Shadows. Framlingham Castle was home to the fiercely powerful Dukes of Norfolk for 400 years – so how did it end up as a workhouse in the 17th century? Join Josie Long as she delves into the castle’s second life and English society’s changing attitudes towards poverty over the centuries. Hear about people who lived and worked in the workhouse, and why life wasn’t always like a scene from Oliver Twist. Learn mor...
2025-04-1037 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E10: The Berners Book Club - Episode 3: National Storytelling Week - with Tessa Hawes, Leo Goldsmith, Mimi W, and Thea WWelcome 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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2025-02-0725 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E9: Creating Your Own Story with Squash Falconer - with Louise North, Holly H, and Rafferty SWelcome 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.
If you’d like to find out more inform...
2025-01-2331 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E8: The Berners Book Club - Episode 2: Mere Christianity - with Tessa Hawes, Thom Salisbury, Brynn Bayman, and Anna GWelcome 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.
For more information about us, please visit our...
2025-01-2028 min
History of Venice PodcastRabbit Hole 1(a). Margaret Marshal -- Daughter of a SpareIn a break from our usual narrative, today we start a special Rabbit Hole mini-series. This is the first of four episodes on the life of Margaret Marshal, the 14th century owner of our own local landmark, Framlingham Castle, and a customer of the many exotic foods and luxury goods that were traded by medieval Venetian merchants. Today we're looking at her background and her childhood, as a prelude to the scandals of her early adulthood, which we'll cover in part 2.
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2024-12-1819 min
Sheerio talkEpisode 9 part 2 : An American in Suffolk (DANIELLE)After Emily in Paris... here comes Dani in Suffolk !
We are back with Danielle for part 2 and transported directly to the UK, (Framlingham) with her.
She spent around 10 days exploring the town, meeting the locals and making incredible memories. I aslo asked her about the highlights of her trip including "the castle on the hill" and her best recommandations.
Listen to our full conversation to make sure you don't miss her incredible London story and her first meeting with Ed.
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2024-12-1558 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E7: The Berners Book Club - Episode 1: Philosophy 101 - with Tessa Hawes, Thom Salisbury, and Edgar RWelcome 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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2024-11-2230 min
GoalyaEd Sheeran Takeover | The Tractor BoysWhy Ed Sheeran deeply involved with Ipswich Town?
Ipswich Town Football Club is a professional football club based in Ipswich, Suffolk, East Anglia, England.
Edward Christopher Sheeran MBE is an English singer-songwriter. Born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, and raised in Framlingham, Suffolk, he began writing songs around the age of eleven.
2024-11-1801 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E6: Brain Day with Dr Guy Sutton - with Abdul A, Emily H, Martha M, and Ophelia MWelcome 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
2024-10-3018 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E5: Black History Month - Part 5: Rosa Parks - with Daniel A and Nicholas WWelcome 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...
2024-10-2803 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E4: Black History Month - Part 4: Michelle Obama - with Amélie A-H and Maryam SWelcome 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...
2024-10-2405 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E3: Black History Month - Part 3: Nelson Mandela - with Nicholas W and Daniel AWelcome 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 inf...
2024-10-2206 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E2: Black History Month - Part 2: Mary Seacole - with Maryam S and Amélie A-HWelcome 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...
2024-10-1703 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS3 E1: Black History Month - Part 1: Harriet Tubman - with Abdul A and Lily FWelcome 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 abo...
2024-10-0104 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E11: 100 Years of Rugby at Framlingham College - with Edith D, Dan G, Felix L and Will CotterillWelcome 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...
2024-09-2215 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E10: Pride - with Wayne Rogers, Outreach Youth and Year 12 PupilsIn 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
2024-06-1931 min
That's No Moon: A Star Wars Legion PodcastThat's No Moon: Episode 39 - Fun PredictionHello there!This week even our guests have guests as we are joined by the two genius's who brought you the Legionevents.app website that enables you to find games events and communities near you where ever you are in the world. From Chile to Chester, France to Framlingham this site will help you.We also preview the UKGE legion event and what we might expect to see or not see in some cases.Check out our instagram page for some entertaining pics and more https://www.instagram.com/thatsnomoonpodcast/
2024-05-291h 37
The Framlingham College PodcastWELLBEING SERIES – Grief with Mimi B, Emmeline Gwaspari and Ollie Lloyd** 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...
2024-05-1741 min
The Framlingham College PodcastWELLBEING SERIES – Stress with Amy B, Emily B, Emmeline Gwaspari and Ollie LloydWelcome 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.
For more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2024-05-1642 min
The Framlingham College PodcastWELLBEING SERIES – Adolescence and the Teenage Brain with Emmeline Gwaspari, Amy B, Katie H, Lily F and Ollie LloydWelcome 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.
To view more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2024-05-1530 min
The Framlingham College PodcastWELLBEING SERIES – Mental Health with Emmeline Gwaspari, Amy B and Ollie Lloyd [Part 2]In this episode of 'In Conversation', we rejoin Amy, Emmeline and Ollie for part two of our first episode in our wellbeing series to find out if we are any closer to breaking down the stigmas around mental health and whether feelings of anxiety are always something that we should be worried about.
To view more information about us, please visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2024-05-1418 min
The Framlingham College PodcastWELLBEING SERIES – Mental Health with Emmeline Gwaspari, Amy B and Ollie Lloyd [Part 1]We’ve got a special series of podcasts this week where clinical psychologist, Emmeline Gwaspari and our Deputy Head (Pastoral), Ollie Lloyd will be joined by a variety of pupils to discuss all things wellbeing. From adolescence and the teenage brain to stress and grief, this series of podcasts aims to delve deep into the challenges of teenage wellbeing.
In this first episode, Year 13 pupil and Wellbeing Prefect, Amy B and Ollie Lloyd chat with Emmeline Gwaspari about her journey into clinical psychology, navigating the complex world of social media, and the importance of being present in the...
2024-05-1330 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E4: The CCF – with Annie P, Archie M, Martin Myers-Allen and Roy WithamIn this episode, we’ll be learning all about the Combined Cadet Force (CCF) from Year 13 pupil and Lord Lieutenant cadet, Annie P, Year 12 pupil, Archie M, Director of Outdoor Education, Lt Col. Martin Myers-Allen and Contingent SSI, Roy Witham. Together, they will be discussing the unique benefits of the CCF, how it has helped them to achieve more than they thought possible and how it has helped to shape their future aspirations.
To view more information about us, visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk/
2024-05-1016 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E3: Sports Journalism – with Ben P and Graeme McLoughlinWelcome to another episode of Framlingham College ‘In Conversation’. Following Ipswich Town’s promotion into the Premier League, Year 13 pupil, Ben P sits down with Graeme McLoughlin, BBC Radio Suffolk presenter and host of the Ipswich Town Tractor Social podcast, to discuss all things journalism. From Graeme’s journey into journalism to what happens when things don’t quite go to plan when you’re live on air, Ben and Graeme will be delving into the intricacies of the profession.
To view more information about us, visit our website: framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2024-05-0923 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E2: Healthy Relationships - with Paula DeVauxIn this episode, domestic abuse expert Paula DeVaux offers advice on identifying and addressing unhealthy behaviour in relationships. With 20 years’ experience in the criminal justice system, Paula talks about spotting negative behaviour and coercive control early and what to do when unhealthy turns into abusive.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk
2024-03-2738 min
The History of EnglandHistory of England Tour 2024Announcing the History of England Tour 2024! We will be heading to East Anglia - Ely, Holkam, Norwich, Blickling, Sutton Hoo, Framlingham. Lavenham and more. To find out more, hie thee to https://thehistoryofengland.co.uk/tour24 or https://www.albionjourneys.com/item/161/Historical/History-of-England-Podcast-Tour-2024.html Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-12-1005 minThe History of EnglandThe History of England Tour 2024Announcing the History of England Tour 2024! We will be heading to East Anglia - Ely, Holkam, Norwich, Blickling, Sutton Hoo, Framlingham. Lavenham and more. To find out more, hie thee to https://thehistoryofengland.co.uk/tour24 or https://www.albionjourneys.com/item/161/Historical/History-of-England-Podcast-Tour-2024.html Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-12-0903 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS2 E1: St Mary-le-Tower - with Chris Borrett and Lucy BlooreIn this episode of a new series of the 'In Conversation' podcast, hear from College Director of Music, Lucy Bloore and Director of Music at St Mary-le-Tower Church, Christopher Borrett talk with Framlingham music scholars about the unique partnership between the College and the Church, which provides access to first-class choral training and encourages development of a wide range of skills beyond singing.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-11-0127 min
The Aviation ShowThe 390th Memorial Museum with Bill BuckinghamThe 390th Memorial Museum is a museum within the Pima Air and Space Museum dedicated to the memory of the men of the 390th Bomb Group of the 8th Air Force who were based at Framlingham in Suffolk. Bill Buckingham is the museum's Executive Director. Bill kindly sat down with me during my visit to Pima to discuss the museum, the 390th and what the memorial means to him as the director and to the visitors who pass through this superb museum.★Visit the 390th Memorial Museum's website at: https://www.390th.org/★Follow the...
2023-09-0750 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E9: Framlingham Tennis Tournament - Hosted by Amanda Janes & Anna CIn this podcast episode guest hosts Amanda Janes and Anna C talk to Framlingham Tennis Tournament Chairman Jeremy Scowsill and President Christine Janes about the Tournament’s history, its future and how the tournament helped Christine achieve Grand Slam wins and supported an impressive professional career.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-07-1326 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E8: Leadership - Hosted by Tim McEwanIn this episode of 'In Conversation', listen to our Senior School 2022/23 Heads of School Ruby and Finlay talk to Tim McEwan about their leadership journey as senior figureheads of the College, and how they hope to apply their new-found knowledge and skills to the next chapters of their lives.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-07-0421 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E7: Sporting Excellence - Hosted by Graeme McLoughlinHosted by BBC Suffolk’s Sports Editor Graeme McLoughlin, this episode of Framlingham College in Conversation hears from four of our pupils about their school sporting careers and aspirations for their futures. Listen in to hear Graeme chat through how the Framlingham College culture supports pupils to excel in their chosen fields whilst also enabling them to make the most of every opportunity that comes their way.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-06-2720 min
The BackTracker History ShowThe Sad and Tragic Life and Death of Alice WoodmanThe Sad and Tragic Life and Death of Alice Woodman Season: 4 Episode: 22 In their shabby cottage in Cheltenham, Alice Woodman was found with her head nearly severed from her body, and lying by her side was a young man named Sydney George Smith, who was also suffering from a terrible wound in his throat, but what exactly happened? THIS PODCASTThis podcast has been specially edited from a Bradley Stoke Radio show in Bristol, England. If you liked it please leave a rating and maybe a comment and if you...
2023-06-2634 minThe BackTracker History ShowThe Sad and Tragic Life and Death of Alice WoodmanThe Sad and Tragic Life and Death of Alice Woodman Season: 4 Episode: 22 In their shabby cottage in Cheltenham, Alice Woodman was found with her head nearly severed from her body, and lying by her side was a young man named Sydney George Smith, who was also suffering from a terrible wound in his throat, but what exactly happened? THIS PODCASTThis podcast has been specially edited from a Bradley Stoke Radio show in Bristol, England. If you liked it please leave a rating and maybe a comment and if you...
2023-06-2634 min
From the Horse's MouthEin Gespräch mit Max H. am Framlingham College in EnglandFerdinand Steinbeis, Geschäftsführung der renommierten Internatsberatungsagentur von Bülow Education spricht hier mit dem sehr netten Max über seine Erfahrungen im Internat Framlingham College.
2023-05-2631 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E6: Building Emotional Resilience In Young Children - Hosted by Stacey PhillipsJoin our guest host Stacey Phillips, Editor of Families Suffolk Magazine as she talks to Head of Pre-Prep, Ruth Steggles; and Reception teacher and Head of Outdoor Education, Jo Drury about building emotional resilience in young children. Listen as they chat all about how to support children in developing these important skills.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-03-1738 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E5: Entrepreneurialism - Hosted by Tom HolmesIn this episode of The Framlingham College Podcast, we are joined by guest host Tom Holmes, entrepreneur and founder of Tom’s Trunks. He talks about his journey to building his own business and the things he has learnt along the way, whilst also finding out from our pupils about their business experiences and how they are supported to develop entrepreneurial thinking.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-03-1036 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E4: The South African Exchange Programme - Hosted by Johan BlackOur own Framlingham College Housemaster, Johan Black, talks to Director of Sport Nick Gandy and some of our pupils about their experiences on our South African Exchange programme. Sit back and listen to them discuss the self-development opportunities provided by the programme and what they most enjoyed during their time living and learning in a different country.
2023-03-0318 min
Litter of Kings & Friends PodcastSeason 2, Episode 8 - a wider scene show with claggy chocolateJustin & Peter scout out the Ipswich scene, discuss claggy chocolate, Grange Hill and the history of Framlingham.Interviews with Ecto Peach, Darren Smith (Deadsoul Promotions) and Ikarus.Music from Ecto Peach and Ikarus.
2023-02-2659 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E3: Modern Education - Hosted by Katharine JamesTalk Education’s Schools Manager, Katharine James, joins the Framlingham College 'In Conversation' team as a guest host for this episode, discussing what a modern independent school education at Framlingham looks like. She talks to our Principal, Louise North; Head of the Prep School, Jonathan Egan; and two pupils, getting under the skin of the school’s ethos, our approach to learning and how our pupils are thriving across multiple aspects of school life.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-02-1043 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E2: Wellbeing - Hosted by Alicia DrummondIn the second episode of the Framlingham College 'In Conversation' podcast, BACP accredited therapist and Teen Tips founder Alicia Drummond talks to two of the College’s Wellbeing Ambassadors and Deputy Head (Pastoral) Oliver Lloyd, about some of the most prevalent challenges facing young people’s mental health and how the school’s wellbeing initiatives aim to support our pupils as they navigate adolescence.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-02-0234 min
The Framlingham College PodcastS1 E1: Sustainability - Hosted by Joe LipmanIn this first episode of the Framlingham College 'In Conversation' podcast Old Framlinghamian, and now sustainability advocate, Joe Lipman talks to representatives from Framlingham College’s Responsible Schools Project, discussing their work in encouraging environmental awareness and action from across the school community.
To view more information about us, visit our website: https://www.framlinghamcollege.co.uk.
2023-01-2337 min
Pen to Print - Podcasts for Aspiring WritersLouis de Bernières Music : A Write On! Audio Listener ContributiuonThank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen To Print
In this edition we once again feature novelist Louis de Bernières. If you enjoyed our interview with Louis back in September you 'll recall that he talked about the importance of music in his life. With this in mind we asked Louis if he would be willing to share some of his songs with us and the podcast you're about to hear features three songs and some thoughts from Louis on the song writing process
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2023-01-1016 min
The Village Halls PodcastHow to give your community a warm welcomeAlmost a quarter of adults in the UK say they’ll be keeping their heating turned off this winter because of rising energy prices. So what can halls do to help? Lizzie Kingston from Framlingham Unitarian Meeting House tells us how they, together with a group of halls in Suffolk, are providing a warm welcome to those in need this winter...
2022-11-3014 min
Knock Once For YesFramlingham CastleThis episode, on the paranormal radar, as is becoming a bit of a tradition in our Halloween episodes, we looked for the cheesiest Halloween tie in from a business not even slightly related to the paranormal, and we've got quite a good one for you this year. We have listener stories from Megan, Tony and Rochelle and we walk the ramparts of the haunted Castle of Framlingham where we might have gotten more of a feel for the place than we originally intended.
2022-10-281h 44
Knock Once For YesFramlingham CastleThis episode, on the paranormal radar, as is becoming a bit of a tradition in our Halloween episodes, we looked for the cheesiest Halloween tie in from a business not even slightly related to the paranormal, and we’ve got quite a good one for you this year. We have listener stories from Megan, Tony and Rochelle and we walk the ramparts of the haunted Castle of Framlingham where we might have gotten more of a feel for the place than we originally intended.
2022-10-281h 44
The Mighty Eighth PodcastAnatomy of a MissionJust how do you put hundreds of B17 Flying Fortresses into the sky, send them on a bombing mission over occupied Europe – and then bring them home again?In this episode, we find out during a visit to USAAF Station 153 (Framlingham) – home to the 390th Bomb Group during World War Two.We visit the Control Tower – home to Parham Airfield Museum, which commemorates the 390th and other Allied airmen based throughout East Anglia.We discuss the mission procedure – from the sending out of the initial Field Order to the formation of a pro...
2022-10-2755 min
Hucklow Summer School - Unitarian RE WeekRight Relationship - Talk 2/5The second of a series of five theme talks exploring the topic 'Right Relationship: Practising Love, Peace, and Justice in Everyday Life' by Nicola Temple and Lizzie Kingston-Harrison. Nicola has been a Unitarian since she first attended Hucklow Summer School as a teenager. She grew up in the Northwest and for some years was a member of Ullet Road Church in Liverpool; she now lives in rural Bedfordshire where she enjoys walking and connecting with the outdoors. Nicola is deeply curious about the world around her; in her free time, she loves to read, swim, and solve cryptic crossword puzzles...
2022-08-231h 16
Speaking with ShadowsThe Workhouse at Framlingham CastleThis time, we’re turning the cruel, inhumane image of Victorian workhouses on its head. Josie Long heads to a Suffolk village to unravel the evolution of poor laws as well as the birth of modern health and social care. Framlingham Castle once served as a workhouse, lodgings and administrative centre of relief for the area’s poor and needy. So what was life really like for poor people here between the 17th and 19th centuries? Historian Dr Jeremy Ashbee joins Josie to explore the lesser-known social history of this renowned castle and the vision of lo...
2022-04-0532 min
Tea with the HeadAn audio profile of Framlingham College, including a chat with headteacher Louise NorthWe visit beautiful Framlingham College in county Suffolk, where Ferdinand talks to headmistress Louise North, teachers and pupils to get to know this school.
2022-01-2132 min
With Me Now's podcastWith Eighthly Now - bouncy todger raft rodeoIn this week's pod we announce our Pow Wow destination, we celebrate 93-year old Grace Chambers' entry into the 100 Club at Ormeau parkrun, chat former Unity Day plans, whilst Nicola was taking bungs and making someone cry at Fountains Abbey parkrun and Danny was ubertouring to Ed Sheeran's old stomping ground at Thomas Mills parkrun in Framlingham.
2021-09-151h 07
Death of the ReaderMagpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz - Part TwoWe discuss Parts 5-6 (up to the Road to Framlingham) of 'Magpie Murders' by Anthony Horowitz, with Andrew Pople from 2SER's 'Final Draft' in the hotseat. The end of Alan Conway's 'Magpie Murders' is missing, and the author himself has turned up dead in dramatic circumstances. Can his discovering editor Susan Ryeland find out what happened before things collapse further, or did she do the crime herself? We've got a new layer of reality to contend with and Andrew Pople is ready to unravel every thread, or so he thinks.
2021-08-2330 min
Well I Know Now with Pippa KellyPeter Berry and Deb BuntPeter Berry and Deb Bunt met by chance – through the spin of the wheel one might say – in Sax Velo, a cycling shop in Suffolk in 2018. Deb (together with husband Martin) had recently retired and moved to the market town of Saxmundham. Peter, a Suffolk man through and through, took over his father’s timber business; for him the trees and woods of his county are as familiar as old friends and family. Peter is also a keen cyclist and, aged just 50, he was diagnosed with dementia. Deb knew no one in her new neighbourhood. And very little about...
2021-03-0950 min
The English Heritage PodcastEpisode 97 - A tale of two castles: The Bigods, royal rebellions and Framlingham and Orford CastlesThis week we’re joined by head properties curator Dr Jeremy Ashbee to discover a real-life Games of Thrones story involving one powerful family, two castles, five successive kings, rebellion and restitution. Listen on to learn about three generations of the powerful Bigod family, their royal rumbles and the rise, fall and rebuilding of their home at Framlingham Castle in Suffolk.To discover more about the history of Framlingham Castle or to plan a visit, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/framlinghamTo discover more about Orford Castle, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/pl...
2021-02-0448 min
British History: Royals, Rebels, and RomanticsYour Question: Was Jane Grey Really Queen of England? (ep 40)Show Notes: Here are some great sources if you want to learn more!Nicola Tallis, Crown of Blood: The Deadly Inheritance of Lady Jane GreySuzannah Lipscomb, The King is Dead: The Last Will and Testament of Henry VIIIHelen Castor, England's Forgotten Queen: The Life and Death of Lady Jane Grey (video)Imagine the moment in 1553. King Edward VI is dying. He has spent his reign dedicated to the cause of religious reform. The efforts have been dramatic and wrenching for many in the country: new laws that wiped out religious practices and...
2021-01-2724 min
Tudor History with Claire RidgwayAugust 25 - Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk and uncle of two queensOn this day in history, 25th August 1554, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, magnate, soldier and uncle of Queens Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, died of natural causes at his home of Kenninghall in Norfolk. He was laid to rest in St Michael’s Church, Framlingham, Suffolk.
Find out more about this important Tudor man, and how he escaped the axe-man and died at a good age in his bed, in this talk from Claire Ridgway, author of "The Fall of Anne Boleyn: A Countdown". You can see this podcast as a video at the following link:
https://youtu.be/gkA...
2020-08-2505 minTudor History with Claire RidgwayJuly 12 - Men flock to Mary's cause and Jane makes a mistakeOn this day in Tudor history, 12th July 1553, Mary (future Mary I) moved from Kenninghall to Framlingham and set about rallying support. Sir Thomas Cornwallis was able to intercept her on her journey and pledge his loyalty to her. He wasn't the only one flocking to her cause.
Meanwhile, back in London, the new queen, Queen Jane (Lady Jane Grey), made a serious mistake by refusing to send her father to go and apprehend Mary.
Why was this a mistake? Find out what was going on back in 1553 in this talk from historian Claire Ridgway. You can see this podcast as a...
2020-07-1104 min
The Women of Influence PodcastBelieve in what you do - ROMA BRITNELLRoma Britnell is the Member for South-West Coast in the Victorian Parliament. She was first elected at a by-election in 2015 following the retirement Denis Napthine. She was re-elected for a second term at the Victorian General Election in 2018. She was sworn in for her second term on December 19, 2018. Roma was appointed Shadow Minister for Rural Roads and Shadow Minister for Ports and Freight on December 14, 2018. During her time in Parliament, she has been able to secure fast tracked funding for the new Warrnambool Special Development School, funding to improve the Warrnambool rail line and has driven investment in rural and...
2020-07-0638 min
The Women of Influence PodcastBelieve in what you do - ROMA BRITNELLRoma Britnell is the Member for South-West Coast in the Victorian Parliament.She was first elected at a by-election in 2015 following the retirement Denis Napthine.She was re-elected for a second term at the Victorian General Election in 2018.She was sworn in for her second term on December 19, 2018.Roma was appointed Shadow Minister for Rural Roads and Shadow Minister for Ports and Freight on December 14, 2018.During her time in Parliament, she has been able to secure fast tracked funding for the new Warrnambool Special Development School, funding to improve the Warrnambool rail line and has driven investment in rural and...
2020-07-0638 minTudor History with Claire RidgwayMay 21 - 81-year-old Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of NorfolkOn this day in Tudor history, 21st May 1524, in the reign of King Henry VIII, courtier, magnate and soldier, Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, died at Framlingham Castle in Suffolk. He was about 81 years of age when he died.
Norfolk was the grandfather of Queens Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, but there was far more to him than that. In today's talk, historian Claire Ridgway introduces a man who was still leading troops into battle in his seventies.
You can see this podcast as a video at the following link:
https://youtu.be/_gBIq8mGs24
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2020-05-2011 min
Tudor History with Claire RidgwayMay 21 - 81-year-old Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of NorfolkOn this day in Tudor history, 21st May 1524, in the reign of King Henry VIII, courtier, magnate and soldier, Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, died at Framlingham Castle in Suffolk. He was about 81 years of age when he died. Norfolk was the grandfather of Queens Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, but there was far more to him than that. In today's talk, historian Claire Ridgway introduces a man who was still leading troops into battle in his seventies.You can see this podcast as a video at the following link:https://youtu.be/_gBIq8mGs24 Also on this day in T...
2020-05-2011 min
Year 6 HistoryEpisode XIV Tudor castles and palaces part 1Take a tour of some famous Tudor treasures, Pembroke castle, Hever Castle, Framlingham Castle and Hampton Court Palace.
2020-05-2010 min
Martin's podcastFramlingham castle - lockdown day 10Some waffle about my ride to Framlingham castle and a few shout outs
2020-04-0305 min
The Tudor History & Travel ShowKenninghall and Framlingham: The Howard Treasures of East AngliaIn this first episode of 2020, we are going Howard crazy here on The Tudor Travel Show! Sarah is in discussion with Nikki Clarke, Senior Lecturer in Medieval and Early Modern History at Chichester University about Kenninghall, in Norfolk, one of the principal country residences of the Dukes of Norfolk in the sixteenth-century. There is also a blog to accompany this part of the podcast, ‘Kenninghall: A Magnificent Tudor Time Capsule’, which can be read here.
In the second half of the podcast, Sarah travels south of Kenninghall to Framlingham in Suffolk, another Howard stronghold of the per...
2020-01-181h 08
Brain, Brawn & Business9- Brain, Brawn & Business Podcast - Series 2 Episode 1 with Nick Looby from Feet on the GroundHere’s episode 1 of series 2 of the Brain, Brawn & Business podcast. In this episode I talk to Nick Looby from Feet on the Ground Training. Nick is a good with great energy.
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There was some really good advice shared and it was great to hear his journey and the challenges he’s overcome and the learning he’s done along the way.
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➡️ The importance of communication and human interaction.
➡️ Stop worrying about money and focus on your real why.
➡️ Stop beating your self up when things don’t go well. Relax, clear your thoughts then look clearly at the situation and see what you cou...
2019-10-131h 02
The English Heritage PodcastEpisode 20 - Mary Tudor and the succession crisis at Framlingham Castle in SuffolkThis week we join head historic properties curator Jeremy Ashbee at Framlingham Castle in Suffolk to discover how it came to be at the centre of a succession crisis in 1553, which saw the crowning of England’s first official queen.Listen on to discover how the castle played a key role in events leading up to Mary’s coronation and why her subsequent reign was ultimately cut short.For more details about Framlingham Castle and to plan a visit, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/framlingham Le...
2019-08-1528 min
Get Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, LGBTQ+Of Windmills and War by Diane MoodyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/316454to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Of Windmills and War
Series: #1 of War Trilogy
Author: Diane Moody
Narrator: Justine Eyre
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 3 minutes
Release date: April 26, 2016
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.25 of Total 8
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 1
Genres: LGBTQ+
Publisher's Summary:
The rumblings of war in distant countries mattered little to Danny McClain. Growing up in Chicago, his world revolved around after-school jobs, a rescued beagle, his pen pal in Holland, and the Cubs' chance to go to the World Series. Then, in December of 1941, news of the attack on Pearl Harbor h...
2016-04-262h 03Download New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalOf Windmills and War by Diane MoodyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/316454to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Of Windmills and War
Series: #1 of War Trilogy
Author: Diane Moody
Narrator: Justine Eyre
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 3 minutes
Release date: April 26, 2016
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.25 of Total 8
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 1
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
The rumblings of war in distant countries mattered little to Danny McClain. Growing up in Chicago, his world revolved around after-school jobs, a rescued beagle, his pen pal in Holland, and the Cubs' chance to go to the World Series. Then, in December of 1941, news of the attack on Pearl Harbor h...
2016-04-262h 03
Wolfson College lunchtime seminar seriesPhillip Lindley : Tudor Renaissance Monuments Deconstructed and Reconstructed: 3D Laser scanning and the Tombs of the Dukes of NorfolkSlides accompanying this talk can be accessed at http://www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/P%20Lindley%20Presentation.pdf
This lecture will examine the value of 3D laser scanning of artefacts for the visualisation of the past, using the Tudor monuments of the dukes of Norfolk as a case study
Until its dissolution by Henry VIII in 1540, Thetford Priory was the dynastic mausoleum of the dukes of Norfolk. In 1539, some of the finest sculptors in the country were at work carving monuments for Thomas Howard, the third duke, and for his son-in-law, Henry VIII ’s bastard, Henry Fitzroy, Du...
2014-01-2959 minInformal Lunchtime Seminar SeriesPhillip Lindley : Tudor Renaissance Monuments Deconstructed and Reconstructed: 3D Laser scanning and the Tombs of the Dukes of NorfolkSlides accompanying this talk can be accessed at http://www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/P%20Lindley%20Presentation.pdf
This lecture will examine the value of 3D laser scanning of artefacts for the visualisation of the past, using the Tudor monuments of the dukes of Norfolk as a case study
Until its dissolution by Henry VIII in 1540, Thetford Priory was the dynastic mausoleum of the dukes of Norfolk. In 1539, some of the finest sculptors in the country were at work carving monuments for Thomas Howard, the third duke, and for his son-in-law, Henry VIII ’s bastard, Henry Fitzroy, Du...
2014-01-2959 minHucklow Summer School - Unitarian RE WeekLiving at the Edge - Talk 4/5The fourth of a series of five theme talks on 'Living at the Edge'. Rev. Jim Corrigall is Minister to Unitarian congregations in Padiham and Rawtenstall for the Lancashire Collaborative Ministry. Before this, he served for two years as interim minister at Ipswich and Framlingham. Jim's first career was journalism - he took early retirement from BBC World Service in 2007, and later trained for the ministry at Oxford. Originally from South Africa, Jim has lived most of his life in Britain. He was active in anti-apartheid work for many years - and then as a trade unionist. Jim joined the...
2013-08-221h 10Hucklow Summer School - Unitarian RE WeekWalking the Talk - Talk 4/5The fourth of a series of five theme talks on 'Walking the Talk'. Rev. Jim Corrigall is Minister to Unitarian congregations in Padiham and Rawtenstall for the Lancashire Collaborative Ministry. Before this, he served for two years as interim minister at Ipswich and Framlingham. Jim's first career was journalism - he took early retirement from BBC World Service in 2007, and later trained for the ministry at Oxford. Originally from South Africa, Jim has lived most of his life in Britain. He was active in anti-apartheid work for many years - and then as a trade unionist. Jim joined the Unitarians...
2011-08-251h 06
Witterings | Pete Cogle's Podcast FactoryPCP#350 from The Great Escape (Part 2)Another enjoyable Great Escape Festival for 2011. This time Grumbler and I met up with my daughter, Heather, Peter Clitheroe and Jordan Reyne, for some drinking, gigging and conversation. Here’s who we saw live:
Friday 13th May 2011
Carmen Townsend, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
Hoodlums, Essex. [Queens Hotel]
Ed Sheeran. Framlingham, Suffolk. [Concorde2]
And here are the podcast show notes….
Part Two: Saturday 14th May 2011
Coast Is Clear, by In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
No Woman No Cry, by Rebel Zion. Hawaii, USA.
Estu...
2011-05-1400 minThe Great Escape | Pete Cogle's Podcast FactoryPCP#350 from The Great Escape (Part 2)Another enjoyable Great Escape Festival for 2011. This time Grumbler and I met up with my daughter, Heather, Peter Clitheroe and Jordan Reyne, for some drinking, gigging and conversation. Here’s who we saw live:
Friday 13th May 2011
Carmen Townsend, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
Hoodlums, Essex. [Queens Hotel]
Ed Sheeran. Framlingham, Suffolk. [Concorde2]
And here are the podcast show notes….
Part Two: Saturday 14th May 2011
Coast Is Clear, by In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
No Woman No Cry, by Rebel Zion. Hawaii, USA.
Estu...
2011-05-1400 minFestivals | Pete Cogle's Podcast FactoryPCP#350 from The Great Escape (Part 2)Another enjoyable Great Escape Festival for 2011. This time Grumbler and I met up with my daughter, Heather, Peter Clitheroe and Jordan Reyne, for some drinking, gigging and conversation. Here’s who we saw live:
Friday 13th May 2011
Carmen Townsend, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. [Queens Hotel]
Hoodlums, Essex. [Queens Hotel]
Ed Sheeran. Framlingham, Suffolk. [Concorde2]
And here are the podcast show notes….
Part Two: Saturday 14th May 2011
Coast Is Clear, by In-Flight Safety, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
No Woman No Cry, by Rebel Zion. Hawaii, USA.
Estu...
2011-05-1400 minWriters and Their SoundtracksAuthor Interview: Elizabeth ChadwickListen to the interview here!Tell me a little about yourself and your writing.I'm an award-winning writer of historical fiction set in the Middle Ages and just about to have my seventeenth novel, THE TIME OF SINGING, published in the UK. In the USA I have recently agreed a deal to have two of my novels published – THE GREATEST KNIGHT and LORDS OF THE WHITE CASTLE.I began by writing near the historical romance end of the genre and have gradually moved along the line to mainstream historical fiction, telling the life st...
2008-11-0400 min