In this enlightening episode, Upper Sixth students Ollie and Sam embark on a fascinating exploration of whether India is poised to become the next global superpower. Their guest, Mr. Francis, an educator and historian, lends his expertise to unravel this complex question.

This is a guest podcast from the Biology department reporting on their project to create a living wall to improve biodiversity in the school.

In GeogPod 008 Georgia and Oli look at how the expansion of Wimbledon to secure its future as a global tennis hub will create winners and losers in the local area.

In this episode two Year 11 pupils, Marton and Zach, join us to discuss the potential of nuclear energy to play a role in the UK’s future energy mix.

In this episode Mrs Chatwin and Mr Fernandes discuss the social and environmental issues around the clothes we wear and invite pupils to take part in the first swishing event at The Leys School.

In this episode of GeogPod Tom and Miles return to explore a range of geographical issues arising from the 2022 Football World Cup in Qatar.

In GeogPod this week brothers Zach and Ollie, inspired by their passion for Scunthorpe United FC, examine how the fate of the club and the town’s steelworks are intertwined.

In this week’s podcast Sixth Form geographers Chloe and Lara consider how the world will look different in 100 years from a geographers perspective and whether we’ll be living on Mars!

In this second episode of GeogPod from The Leys School, Miles and Tom, two of our Sixth Form geographers consider how the climate pattern La Nina affected the 2022 T20 Cricket World Cup in Australia.

In our first podcast two Sixth Form geographers, Miles and Chloe, explain the question of whether fracking should play a part in the UK's energy mix. They consider the arguments on either side and how fracking has become a key component of the USA's energy mix.