Podcasts about verulam school

As it's World Book Day this Thursday, we thought we'd take you back to January's Parents' show where we explore how we can get our kids reading more and hear from a local book retailer. We speak to Margaret Allen, Curriculum and Education Specialist at Renaissance Learning who have the well-known programme Accelerated Reader as part of their offering. We will be speaking about how important reading is. Then we speak to Mr Jack Pettitt from Verulam School who will be providing incredible practical advice on supporting your child's reading. Finally, we will speak to Books on the Hill about what they are doing to get us reading in 2022! Tune in from 8-9pm on Thursday. Rayden Solicitors sponsor the Parents' Show.

This week, we're talking about the covid vaccination.Vaccinations have opened up to 12–15-year-olds in the UK. How do our young people feel about that?Are they being sucked into anti-vaccination disinformation?  We speak to Finn, Tara and Sarah from Verulam School, Beaumont School - St Albans and St George's School respectively. They talk us through their [...]

How did our St Albans schools fare with 3 month's home learning? We spoke to Head Teachers Margaret Chapman & Paul Ramsay from St Albans Girls' School & Verulam School, plus students Lilly, Lucas, Lauren & Nabrissa from Beaumont, Verulam, Sandringham and St Albans Girls Schools on exams & mental health.  Sponsored by Rayden Solicitors

How did our St Albans schools fare with 3 month's home learning? We spoke to Head Teachers Margaret Chapman & Paul Ramsay from St Albans Girls' School & Verulam School, plus students Lilly, Lucas, Lauren & Nabrissa from Beaumont, Verulam, Sandringham and St Albans Girls Schools on exams & mental health.  Sponsored by Rayden Solicitors

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This episode tells us of St Albans in Victorian times and the Poor Law

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This podcast is presented by Dennis Haggarth, an A Level History student at Verulam School and centres on the DeHavilland Aircraft Company.

This week, we're talking about the covid vaccination.Vaccinations have opened up to 12–15-year-olds in the UK. How do our young people feel about that?Are they being sucked into anti-vaccination disinformation?  We speak to Finn, Tara and Sarah from Verulam School, Beaumont School - St Albans and St George's School respectively. They talk us through their thoughts and opinions on the vaccination and how young people might be influenced by disinformation.  Giving us the word on the social media street from across Europe are Jordy Nijenhuis from Dare to be Grey and Olivier Cauberghs from Textgain about trends on disinformation and potential dangers that come with it.  The Parents' Show is proudly sponsored by Rayden Solicitors.