Nexus learners Jack and Josh host an insightful conversation with head of Music, Clare Lambert. 

Deeply passionate for music, Clare Lambert has always been involved in a music-related role growing up. Her work experience includes roles as Head of Music, Head of the Arts, Faculty Leader and Co-Chair of FOBISIA Music. In addition, Clare is a violinist, singer and pianist and has also played in international orchestras, chamber groups and string ensembles during her travels. Currently she is the Subject Leader for music at Nexus after a career in teaching music across Asia in Hong Kong and Singapore. She loves making music and brings this passion into her classroom teaching style. In her spare time, she plays netball, loves to travel and spend time with her family.

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In this episode, with the help of learners Zoe and Mary from we delve into the inspiring story behind the founding of Blood and the creation of their innovative product, MenstruHeat. We explore what motivated the founders to start this groundbreaking company and how their journey began.

We also discuss Blood's impactful initiative to support schools by donating free sanitary products. Discover how this initiative was born, the significant impact it has had on students and school communities, and hear heartfelt feedback from those who have benefited from these generous donations. Learn how interactions with student councils have shaped Blood's approach to community outreach and philanthropy.

Additionally, we examine the environmental benefits of using corn in Blood's products. Understand how this choice helps reduce their environmental footprint without compromising quality. Lastly, we look ahead at Blood's sustainability goals and how they plan to further integrate eco-friendly practices into their operations and product offerings.

Join us for an insightful conversation about innovation, community support, and sustainability in the menstrual care industry

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Join Our host Jack he chats with one of Nexus' many talented teachers Mrs Suzie. 

Suzie Bacon, a Primary Teacher here at Nexus, unexpectedly discovered her love for triathlons. Watching them from the sidelines, she was struck by the fun and challenge they seemed to offer. In 2019, she took the plunge and participated in her first triathlon, experiencing the thrill of competition firsthand. Her initial nerves vanished when she hit the water, and a surprising third-place finish solidified her passion for the sport.

Since then, Suzie has become a seasoned competitor, tackling events like the Metasprint Series and the Singapore T100. The camaraderie of training with others is a big draw for her, and she enjoys the social connections forged within the triathlon community, especially during overseas races. We recently had a chat with Suzie to see how she stays motivated before the big race and how she demonstrates resilience in the face of challenging events.

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This episode of Nexcast is simply a casual chat with our regular hosts Jack and Josh where they cover podcasting heroes, life in Singapore and their interests both inside and outside of Nexus!

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 Jack and KK host an insightful chat with English Teacher and Learner Leadership Co-ordinator Michael Hayes. Alongside learner leadership they talk about life at Nexus, living in Singapore and the reality following a struggling Premier League team. 


Following 11 years of teaching in the UK, Malaysia and China, Michael moved to Singapore to join the English team at Nexus. He is passionate and enthusiastic about working with children to realise their potential. As a keen purveyor of holistic education, he has a firm belief that education comes not only within the classroom, but out of it.

With his role as the Learner Leadership Coordinator and his experience with pastoral leadership, he sees immense value in developing opportunities for learner agency and learner voice. Michael enjoys being engaged in continuous professional development to broaden his knowledge and experience. He has recently completed his National Professional Qualification in Senior Leadership.

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Hosted by Football enthusiast Joshua, Nexcast welcomes Mr Frank Carter from our PHE depart to join us for episode five!

Frank is an enthusiastic Physical & Health Education Teacher who is focused on building relationships within the Nexus community and facilitating new and interesting sporting opportunities for learners. Frank is originally from Bradford, in the North of England, and has 11 years of teaching experience in England, South Korea, China and Singapore.

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Our annual Musical production runs next week and we're very proud to be bring The Addams Family to Nexus!  Don't miss this greatly insightful chat between our presenter Jack, Kim Bennett (Head of Theatre) and two of the shows leading stars. 

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Our Y13 Host KK meets Ms Sarah Cole and together they go through coaching session with an opportunity for you to get involved!

Who is Ms Sarah Cole?

Sarah brings a wealth of international experience from the UK, Hong Kong, Australia and Singapore to Nexus and the Primary PHE team. She is passionate about holistic education, health and well-being and aspires to create a positive ripple effect in the world. A lifelong learner, Sarah is an International Coach Federation-accredited health and personal development coach, as well as team coach. She empowers people to articulate, reflect and realise their self-determined goals and overcome challenges. She strives to provide opportunities for all learners to enjoy and enhance their physical literacy and health so they can make healthy and informed choices for life. Sarah enjoys being active and going on walks with her husband and friends. You can generally find her on the tennis courts, doing gymnastics or curled up with a good book.

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In this episode Year 10 learner Jack hosts a fun and informative chat with Stephanie Hughes - Deputy Head of School, MYP Coordinator and PHE Teacher! 

More about Stephanie Hughes...

With over seven years education sector experience in the UK and ten years in Singapore, Stephanie Hughes is our key driver for the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the development of the school’s Drama, Art, Music and Dance culture. Having worked in the private sector as a Marketing Executive before entering education, she brings creativity and divergent thinking to her teaching and leadership style. Stephanie teaches Physical and Health Education lessons at Nexus, and passionately believes in the value of an inclusive, holistic education. In her spare time she continues to use her professional dance training to choreograph and perform.

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