Conversations with Ipswich School Saskia Jordan

#036 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
Today we're talking about entrepreneurship with former student Josh Turner, and specifically Josh's passion for social entrepreneurship and mentoring. Josh is joining Sixth Former Ollie from New York, and we're thrilled to be talking to him from a rather drizzly Ipswitch.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school 

#035 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
Today is very exciting for us because it's the first time that we've had a guest all the way from America. We're saying hello to Frankie Debenham, who's a former student and now Legal Counsellor at the British Embassy in Washington for the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school 

#034 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
Today we are talking about apprentiships with former student Ayrton and Sixth Former Cara. Ayrton is an Undergraduate Engineer at the Highways Department at WSP. WSP is a leading engineering professional services consulting firm covering loads of sectors including transport, infrastructure, property, environment and energy. We are really excited that Ayrton is on our podcast today because he spoke at our careers convention and his was a sell out session which generated loads of interest.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school 

#033 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
Today we are going to talk about music as a career with two trombonists who are both advocates for maintaining the joy in playing music. We are joined by former pupil Joe who is a trombonist with British Army Band Colchester and Sixth Form student Grace who interviews Joe about his career and time at school.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school 

#032 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
Today we are talking to Modern Art Curator turned Social Entrepreneur Rebecca May Marston. Rebecca had a high flying career in art galleries across London and New York and two years ago co founded social enterprise Dora Brown. Rebecca will be interviewed by Sixth Former Isobel who shares a passion for the Arts and creative industries.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school 

#031 - Welcome to Conversations with Ipswich School, the podcast where we invite current and former students to debate an area of common interest. We find out how interests develop into careers and ask how school helps to shape their futures.
In the western world 70% of the calories we consume originate from just four crops. How can we innovate to improve environmental sustainability and also benefit human health?
Join Sixth former Sam as he finds out from Dr David Willer, research fellow at Cambridge University. They discuss how behavioural levers balance with big data analysis and we learn how research creates real change on our supermarket shelves.
Ipswich School online:
Website: www.ipswich.school
Twitter: @ipswichschool
Facebook: @ipswichschool
Instagram: ipswich_school