
Alumna Anne Kingston and pupil Laura compare 300 years at SWPS
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Summary
In this episode, Simon Jones hosts a conversation with Laura, a current Year 13 student, and Anne, an alumna from the 1960s, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of SWPS. They discuss their experiences at the school, the evolution of education, the importance of pastoral care, and the extracurricular activities that shaped their school lives. The conversation highlights the contrasts between school life in the 1960s and today, as well as the aspirations of students across generations.
Takeaways
- Anne feels privileged to help with the 300th celebrations.
- Laura finds being on a podcast a unique opportunity.
- The school has a strong network of student-teacher relationships.
- Pastoral care is emphasised in today's education.
- Food choices have greatly improved since the 1960s.
- Extracurricular activities are vital for student development.
- Pantomime remains a cherished tradition at the school.
- Laura aspires to be a race engineer in motorsport.
- Anne had a happy school experience despite personal challenges.
- Both guests reflect on their aspirations and career paths.
Links
www.swps.org.uk
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