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Discover Hampton - a podcast from Hampton School

Discover Hampton - a podcast from Hampton School

By: Hampton School
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Welcome to Discover Hampton - a podcast that shows you just how brilliant School can be. Open the classroom door and join the teachers of Hampton School inspiring curious, lively young minds with their skills, passion and dedication, whatever the subject. See what today’s young people are loving to learn and witness those golden lightbulb moments that every teacher lives for, when everything clicks into place for their pupils.

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Episodes
  • Stepping back in time with History
    Mar 5 2024
    Mary, Mary, quite contrary! Step back in time to the Tudor period with Hamptonians investigating the five-year reign of Mary I - aka Bloody Mary – with Head of History Mr Roberts. Discussion and debate are warmly encouraged in the Hampton history classroom and, as you’ll hear, evaluating sources ranging from nursery rhymes to historical extracts, Second Year and Lower Sixth pupils question whether England's first female monarch deserved all her bad press.

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    22 mins
  • The Marvels of Music
    Feb 27 2024
    The joy of collaborative music-making lies at the core of Hampton's music education. Tune into this episode of Discover Hampton to join Miss Mattinson, Head of Academic Music, introducing our First Year and Upper Sixth musicians to active-learning and the exhilarating experience of performing alongside their peers. Delve into the contrasting junior and senior music lessons; from the exciting beats of West African Drumming to unravelling the complexities behind the success of Big Band Jazz – and witness the multiple rewards that learning music can bring.

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    19 mins
  • The Power of Poetry
    Feb 20 2024
    In the latest episode in our Discover Hampton podcast series we examine The Power of Poetry. Join experienced English Teacher Mr Baker as he discusses the poem The Sea Eats the Land at Home by Ghanaian author Kofi Awoonor with our Third Years and Lower Sixth Formers. For Mr Baker, literature and poetry are fundamentally concerned with human nature and real life where we are rarely faced with binary right and wrong decisions. It’s fascinating to hear the pupils engage with the text from a range of perspectives and watch their interpretation evolve as they learn more about the writer and his background. Enjoy the listen and please share if you can.

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    20 mins
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