This week on SHSK Sounds, we hear from Sophie in Year 9 as she shares the story behind her winning entry for the school Playwriting Competition. Her play, Lost in Dreams, explores emotional resilience, healing and the invisible pressures many young people face – all brought to life on stage through striking visual metaphors.

Join us for another fascinating episode from Dr. Chater’s Year 10 Physics class as students showcase their own podcasts on influential women scientists! This week, Darcey from Year 10 explores the extraordinary life of Marie Curie, from the personal tragedy of losing her mother at just ten years old to making history as the first person to win two Nobel Prizes. Hear how Curie’s determination and scientific genius changed the world forever.

Tune in this week for an inspiring episode where Dr. Chater’s Year 10 Physics class presents their own podcasts on influential women scientists! Emily from Year 10 steps into the shoes of Lise Meitner, telling her incredible story from refugee to pioneering nuclear physicist. Discover how Meitner’s brilliance and perseverance led to one of the most significant scientific discoveries of the 20th century, despite the barriers she faced.

Our four-part series concludes with another thought-provoking academic mini lecture from our GCSE English students. This project helps students develop confidence in researching, structuring, and delivering compelling academic discussions – skills that extend far beyond the classroom. In this final episode, Madi explores the theme of connectivity in An Inspector Calls, examining how J.B. Priestley weaves together characters, events and ideas to highlight the interconnectedness of society.

Our four-part series continues with another thought-provoking academic mini lecture from our GCSE English students. This project helps students develop confidence in researching, structuring and delivering compelling academic discussions – skills that extend far beyond the classroom. In this episode, Olivia delves into J.B. Priestley’s portrayal of class divisions and social inequality in An Inspector Calls, exploring how he critiques the societal structures of his time.

Our four-part series continues with another sharp and insightful mini lecture from our GCSE English students. Led by Mr Muir, this project helps students develop confidence in research, structured argument, and persuasive delivery—skills that go far beyond the classroom. In this episode, Sophia explores the theme of selfishness in An Inspector Calls and how J.B. Priestley challenges it.

This week we kick off a special four-part series featuring independently researched academic mini lectures by GCSE English students on An Inspector Calls. Mr Muir highlights how this project equips students to master the art of writing and delivering engaging academic talks – an invaluable skill beyond exams. First up, we hope you enjoy Flo's deep dive into JB Priestley's obsession with time.

SHSK Sounds – Eswatini

Tune in to our award-winning podcast SHSK Sounds as Mariella and Kya (U6) share unforgettable memories from their Eswatini expedition. They recount their hands-on experiences with construction projects, teaching local students, embarking on safaris and preparing meals for a large group.