Join us in our season finale episode, as Scarlet, Socks, and Esferid sit down with our Head, Alec. Find out about his journey as a teacher and head, what his vision for ICS London is, and what he would do if he won the lottery.

Join us for a captivating episode of School Conversations, where Scarlet, Socks, and Esfarid come together to discuss a topic that has been eagerly anticipated, books! While Lily is regrettably absent, our trio dives deep into their favorite literary treasures, sharing top picks, engaging in spirited discussions, and maybe even dropping a few spoilers along the way.

Tune in as we discuss our travel experiences during a half-term. In this episode, Socks does hosting duties for the first time!

In this episode, we interview our English teacher Ms. Andie. Listen as she tells us all about herself, including why she wanted to be a teacher, what her favourite books are, and a bit about her past. Huge thanks to Ms. Andie for coming on and taking the time to chat with us!

In this episode, the podcast club discusses their favourite foods and what their food from their home countries is like.

In our idea of the 2030 education system, there will be space to share our knowledge among students. We want inclusivity in action, as we believe this will improve students’ motivation. We would like to see improved competencies in teaching and learning in schools where technology and educational equipment is not so great. Students will become more independent and feel ready to teach what they know.

We would like to be able to identify what is really important because it would eventually reduce waste, confusion, and offer a clear direction to school communities.

It is not going to be a very different education, but awareness towards common goals to improve the life on the planet will be a key aspect. Time will tell.

In our idea of the 2030 education system, there will be space to share our knowledge among students. We want inclusivity in action, as we believe this will improve students’ motivation. We would like to see improved competencies in teaching and learning in schools where technology and educational equipment is not so great. Students will become more independent and feel ready to teach what they know.

We would like to be able to identify what is really important because it would eventually reduce waste, confusion, and offer a clear direction to school communities.

It is not going to be a very different education, but awareness towards common goals to improve the life on the planet will be a key aspect. Time will tell.

In this episode, we begin by talking about the things that scare us most. We debate the validity of each fear based on our own experiences and then transition over to talking about sports. This develops into a heated debate: is Shakespeare still relevant to learn about in school today? We hope you enjoy this episode and if you do make sure to like the podcast and follow us on Spotify.

Lily returns and introduces a few new students to the podcast club! Tune in and get to know: Socks, Esfarid and Scarlett before we release our full-length episodes.

In this episode, which is the final before the Summer break, Luke, Casey and Lily talked about their plans for spring break, travelling antics and their opinion on fast food.