The Ventura Project An extraordinary story of how, at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when the NHS appeared to be teetering on the brink, two very diverse groups of people came together to pull off a remarkable feat that helped prevent it from going over the edge. Written and produced by Alessandro Corrias, Natalia Elezovic, Eva Livingstone, Robert Sheppard-Capurro and Ferdi van der Heiden.

The Ventura Project An extraordinary story of how, at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when the NHS appeared to be teetering on the brink, two very diverse groups of people came together to pull off a remarkable feat that helped prevent it from going over the edge. Written and produced by Alessandro Corrias, Natalia Elezovic, Eva Livingstone, Robert Sheppard-Capurro and Ferdi van der Heiden.

The Ventura Project An extraordinary story of how, at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when the NHS appeared to be teetering on the brink, two very diverse groups of people came together to pull off a remarkable feat that helped prevent it from going over the edge. Written and produced by Alessandro Corrias, Natalia Elezovic, Eva Livingstone, Robert Sheppard-Capurro and Ferdi van der Heiden.

The Ventura Project An extraordinary story of how, at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when the NHS appeared to be teetering on the brink, two very diverse groups of people came together to pull off a remarkable feat that helped prevent it from going over the edge. Written and produced by Alessandro Corrias, Natalia Elezovic, Eva Livingstone, Robert Sheppard-Capurro and Ferdi van der Heiden.

The Warden and the Heads of School, Carlo and Gwendy, look back at the many highlights of the Autumn Term.

Sixth Form English Literature pupils join Mr Scates to share and review beautiful poems on the subject of winter written by the Shells.

GCSEs provide good foundational knowledge for Sixth Form study - but do they prepare our 16-year-olds well enough in all the transferable skills they need for university study and the workplace beyond? Listen in to the latest Teddies Talks podcast to hear how St Edward's School is enhancing its GCSE provision to transform what's on offer.

As our brilliant young company, Cup & Dagger Productions, prepare to take their new play, If it Didn't Matter, to the Edinburgh Fringe, we talk to writer Siofra Dromgoole, director David Aldred, producer Kat Eden - and the cast. Grief, rebellion and the healing power of friendship are unpicked in this gritty new play which gives powerful voice to the anxieties and poetry of youth.

What makes 'a good education' in today's ever-changing landscape? Top exam results? Character development? Extra-curricular opportunities? Listen in as Deputy Head Academic Matthew Albrighton and Sixth Formers Ben, Isaac, Caris, Gwendy, Alessandro and Aniella share their views on what makes learning engaging, exciting and effective.