Emanuel Echo

Emanuel Echo

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Emanuel Echo episodes

  • S2. E1. Women in STEM Society
    To launch Season 2 of the Emanuel Echo, Lower Sixth pupil Gracie hosts the podcast and interviews the founders of the Women in STEM Society, Flora and Martha, along with two of its key members, Daniela and Lulu. They discuss why they set up the Women in STEM Society, how it has helped them connect across year groups and with other societies, their career aspirations, and how other pupils and guest speakers can get involved.

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    12 min
  • 11. Pupils Interview our Headmaster, Mr Kothakota
    In this episode of The Emanuel Echo, pupils Liv (Y8), Henry (Y8) and Hector (Y9) take over the mic to interview our Headmaster, Mr Kothakota. They ask him about his first six months at Emanuel, the transition into the role, the challenges and surprises he has encountered, our school values - Aspiration, Connection and Empathy, and his vision for the future of the school. The pupils also share advice for prospective parents and students, and shed light on their own experiences of life at Emanuel.

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    24 min
  • 10. Technology at Emanuel

    In this episode of the Emanuel Echo, Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships, and Admissions) chats with Mr Martin (Physics Teacher and SMT Digital Associate) and Eva and Sandy (L6). They chat about our Artificial Intelligence and Technology within teaching and learning and how we have safely and ethically integrated AI into school life at Emanuel School.


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    19 min
  • 9: Interview with New Deputy Head: Pupils
    In this episode of the Emanuel Echo, Maja (U6) steps in for our usual host, Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships, and Admissions) to chat with Mrs McIsaac about her new role as Deputy Head: Pupils. They chat about her transition from Head of Middle School last year to Deputy Head, her route into teaching, and her favourite things about working at Emanuel School.

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    17 min
  • 8: Eco Committee
    In this episode of the Emanuel Echo, Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships, and Admissions) chats with Miss Armstrong (Design & Technology Teacher and Sustainability Lead) and Milo (Y9), Lulu (Y9), and James (Y10). They chat about what it's like to be in the Eco Committee, their initiatives, how to get involved and why environmental action at schools is so important for our futures.

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    13 min
  • 7: Emanuel Parents Association
    In this episode of the Emanuel Echo, Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships, and Admissions) chats with Nicola (Chair of the EPA), Tash (Trustee), and Laini (Trustee). They chat about their roles at the EPA, what the EPA does, how to get involved and offer some great advice for new parents starting at Emanuel.

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    32 min
  • 6: Sweeney Todd and Co-curricular
    In this episode of the EmanuelEcho, Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships, and Admissions) chats with Miss Dee (Assistant Director of Music), Ms Graves (Head of Co-curricular Drama) and two U6 pupils, Annie and Sean, who are playing lead roles in this years musical, Sweeney Todd. They discuss the upcoming musical, and their experience of music, drama and other co-curricular activities at Emanuel School.

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    22 min
  • 5: The Interview Experience

    Plenty of advice for prospective students in this insightful new episode. Our host Mr. Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships and Admissions) and Mrs. Walker (Head of Admissions and Communications) sit down with Year 7 pupils Ava, Henry, Leola, and Jacob to explore their journey through the admissions process, sharing their interview experiences and their first impressions of joining Emanuel School.


    Produced by Gabriella Rollino.

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    12 min
  • 4: Meeting the new Head, Mr. Kothakota

    Meet the future Head of Emanuel School! In this episode, Mr. Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships and Admissions) introduces Mr. Ravi Kothakota, who will step into the role in September 2025. Currently Deputy Head:Pupils, with a focus on safeguarding and pastoral care, Mr. Kothakota shares his interesting journey into teaching, the experiences that shaped his career, and his exciting vision for the future of Emanuel School.


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    15 min
  • 3: Meeting the Archer Advisory Group

    In this special Black History Month episode, Year 10 pupils Anna and Nico sit down with Mr Turner (Deputy Head: Co-curricular, Partnerships and Admissions), Mr. Andrews (Senior Tutor and Teacher of History) and Mr. Worrell (Teacher of Geography). They discuss their involvement with the Archer Advisory Group, our school's popular pupil voice group dedicated to promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.

     

    Produced by Gabriella Rollino.

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    11 min

About Emanuel Echo

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Welcome to the Emanuel Echo, Emanuel School’s official podcast where students, staff and members of our community share insights about life at Emanuel School in Battersea, London, UK.

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