In the wake of the current Coronavirus situation, what health epidemics has the College faced in the past? And how did they deal with them? Caroline Jones explains in this weeks episode of ‘Out of the Archives’.

In this weeks show, Molly & Zoey discussed the situation of girls in STEM subjects at Wellington College and talked about some different female scientists.

Black holes, dark matter, the Big Bang and the limits of modern science. If you’ve ever wondered about the beginning of the universe and whether we are really alone, then this is the Fireside talk for you.

The History department hosts another Question Time evening for pupils at Wellington College.

What was life like for the first girls at Wellington? How did they cope in a male-dominated environment?

Caroline Jones recounts the experiences of the first girls to join Wellington College in this episode of ‘Out of the Archives’.

In this presentation, Mr Craig explores the key issues and themes of the opening scene, with particular emphasis on the monstrosity of Iago.

The International Student Committee discuss the recent Coronavirus outbreak, the symptoms, how you can stay safe and how it has affected Chinese families, including their own…

This is the first of a series of clinics, given by members of the English department, designed to support revision and preparation for the GCSE English Literature exams this summer

What was Communist Russia like? How does it compare to today? What was the impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this weeks Fireside lecture.

In the first instalment of ‘Out of the Archives’, College Archivist Caroline Jones explores the opinions that Picton students had on their food back in the 1800’s.