Join us this week as we get an exclusive glimpse into the culinary world at St Helen’s with our Executive Chef Eamonn. Find out how food is sourced and prepared, and the initiatives aimed at minimising organic waste and single-use plastics. Tune in to this episode and catch up on past SHSK Sounds podcasts on our website or our Spotify, Amazon Podcasts or Podbean channels.

Join us this week as Alice and Poppy, Lower Sixth members of the Geography Society, discuss the complexities of climate change and what we can all do to help.

What does it take to be a top young athlete? Join Upper Sixth student and Team GB rower, Matilda as she discusses the intricacies of strength and conditioning with Mr Wall, Head of Athletic Development and Health. Listen on Spotify, Amazon Podcasts or Podbean.

Welcome to "Friday Night Focus", the podcast that explores a wide range of topics both inside and outside of school. In our first episode, your host Lara will be delving into a popular debate: books vs films. Which medium reigns supreme? Join us as we investigate which has more value and which one captures our attention and imagination better. Tune in to find out!

This week, we hear from Jane McDonald about her development of the St Helen and St Katharine Creative Arts Partnership and how the scheme has blossomed into a wonderfully exciting and extensive programme of diverse reciprocal events for regional schools.

A very special episode of In Conversation... this week in which Sixth Form students Tali and Flo talk to our 2022 Prize Giving guest speaker, paralympic triathlete Claire Danson, about overcoming unimaginable adversity and emerging more dedicated, driven and triumphant than before.

In the fourth and final episode of our mini-series, A Thing of Joy, we continue our chat with Sixth Form students Emma and Emily and talk about more things that bring us bliss - from the thrilling show Killing Eve, to the endless tunes of Taylor Swift.

In this third episode our mini-series, A Thing of Joy, we chat with Sixth Form students Emma and Emily about things that bring them unadulterated happiness such as Bruce Springsteen and Jodie Comer.

In this second episode of our new mini-series, A Thing of Joy, we speak to Head of Biology Rachel James about how we process joy and happiness on a scientific level, how the stimuli we receive are interpreted by our bodies biologically, and how chemical reactions are decoded in our brains as pleasure.

Episode one of our new mini-series, A Thing of Joy, introduces the concept behind this show about finding little pockets of happiness in the world around us.

This week, Head of Sixth Form Heather Darcy talks about the new Sixth Form Centre due to open Q4 of this year, the purpose and function of the new spaces, and gives us a glimpse into what it will look like inside once completed.

This week, Sam Odell, Examinations Officer for St. Helen's, joins us to talk about how the sword-lore-heavy Highlander (1986), and Kill Bill: Volume 2 (2004) would form the ultimate "Respect of Steel" pairing at a night out at the cinema.

This week on Dream Double-Bill, Zoe Gardner, Policy & Advocacy Manager at Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants and St. Helen's alumna, joins us live from her London office to discuss why she believes Pride (2014), and In The Heights (2021) make for the ultimate cinematic twosome.

If you've ever wondered what two head teachers might talk about when sequestered in a room with a couple of microphones, then wonder no more. Continuing in our series of "In Conversation" podcasts, St Helen’s Head Rebecca Dougall and Headmaster of Abingdon School, Mike Windsor, sat down together last Summer and discussed how their own personal career paths have led to this particular point in their professional lives, what it means to be Head, and how the Covid-19 Pandemic has re-written leadership obligations.

Hot on the heels of their Edinburgh Fringe announcement where they will be playing throughout August this year, this second part of In Conversation with Ellen Robertson and Charly Clive sees the pair discussing comedy, what it means to them, the state of the industry today, and share their own - often challenging - experiences performing on the circuit.

Some students engaged with school sport and external sport can be doing 10-15 hours of intense physical activity every week, so it’s vital they are not only getting the right nutrients to support their bodies, but are eating enough for their energy needs too. In this week's podcast, Mr Wall, Mrs Alpers, Lottie, Sarah and Amelie, three of our 6th form student-athletes, discuss their top tips and challenges around fuelling for training and sports for young athletes.

This week on SHSK Sounds, in celebration of LGBT+ History Month, Head of Art Kathryn Devine discusses the work of artists such as Doris Brabham Hatt, Keith Harring, Jean Michel Basquiat and others; artists who have explored their identity and politics in very personal ways and narratives which may not be easily expressed in other forms due to legality or social repression of the times in which they lived.

Welcome to Dream Double-Bill, the show where guests choose two of their favourite films to pair together, talk about what the films individually mean to them, and why they would work so well together. This week, Emma Spreadbury chooses Labyrinth and Eraserhead.

In this episode, class of 2011 alumnae Ellen Robertson and Charly Clive talk to Ash Verjee about their comedy writing and performing career, their artistic beginnings at St Helen's, and the seismic events that altered the course of their lives.

Welcome to Dream Double-Bill, the show where guests choose two of their favourite films to pair together, talk about what the films individually mean to them, and why they would work so well together. This week, Alice and Millie choose La La Land and The Wizard of Oz.