Family, Opportunity, Integrity with Mark Gleghorne
Final Episode of Season One is Inst alumni and current staff member Mark Gleghorne. In the podcast he discusses his journey from Inst through professional Hockey and his Olympic Journey.
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Family, Opportunity, Integrity with Mark Gleghorne
Mark Gleghorne (current member of teaching staff and ex Team GB athlete) talks about his career in professional hockey and his pathway to Team GB, the Olympics and how it has shaped his view on well-being and as a teacher.
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Confidence, Passion, Respect with Jack Kelly
Episode five is an interview with alumni, Jack Kelly. Jack is a music producer and audio editor who is signed to the label Perfect Havoc. His clients include some of the most famous Youtube names including The Sidemen as well as Simon Squibb's Blueprint podcast.To listen to his music follow him on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/1qXQAJC0HsasWQhGI8P1QC?si=QDifRj5sRxCTByZKWYgwig
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Competitive, Supportive, Connected with Michael Lowry
Episode four is an interview with Michael Lowry. Michael discusses his time at Inst and how player wellbeing is now playing a key role in development off and on the pitch.
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Friendship, Hope, Team with Andy Watt
Content Warning: Contains content on the topic of bereavement that some younger audience members may find upsetting.Episode three is an overview of the schools pastoral system with Mrs. Muise, the school's Pastoral VP, and an Interview with Andy Watt. Andy is an Instonian who sadly had to deal with bereavement during his time at RBAI when he lost his mother during the run up to the 2005 School's Cup final and how he dealt with the loss.
This is a podcast created by RBAI. The main focus will be on the topic of well-being and will feature senior pupils, teachers with pastoral responsibilities and alumni. The episodes will aim to provide advice and guidance on managing well-being, making the most of opportunities at school and peoples' favourite memories of RBAI.