WHAMcast Juel Choppy-Madeleine & Louis Cooper

This week 2 of the Deputy Prefect team are on to discuss their role within the team as well as their lives out-with their roles.  Lots of discussion about charities and the vast array of things going on within Millburn.

On Remembrance week this week on the Whamcast we are joined by Mr Gollan - Former British Army Officer who served for over 20 years give his stories and advice for those considering to join. 

This week the Whamcast is joined by Mr Grant from the Maths Department who after 14 years as a teacher is sadly bidding his farewells. Lot's of advice in this episode of how you make the most out of your time at Millburn.

The return of WHAMCAST 

So this it, the ending of our run at the Whamcast. It’s been a blast and we’ve loved every single minute of it. Thank you to all of our guests who have taken the time to come on and partake in this season with us, you’ve entertained us brilliantly. Thank you to Mr Munro who has helped us like a saint throughout the entire season, we would have been lost without him. And finally thank you to all of you who have listened to and interacted with us over email or spoken to us about the episodes. However, please don’t leave now. Continue to support our new hosts the same you have with us, and who knows maybe we’ll come back one day.


But on that bombshell, its goodbye for now
Louis and Juel 


P.S. Our email account is still live  so feel free to contact us or the new hosts Duncan & Alex

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Today the boys are joined by 4 guests. 2 S1 pupils in Maddison and Ryan as well as Ben and Yasmin from S6. The four of them were invited on to discuss how their final and first year compared. They evaluated the thoughts on classes, teachers, even the best items at the school canteen. All of this and so much more can be found in the penultimate episode of season one of the WHAMcast. 


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