Durufle - Ubi Caritas (Chamber Choir)

Walton - Set Me As A Seal (Chamber Choir)

Parry - My Soul There Is A County (Chamber Choir)

Shephard - The Birds

On the theme of Friday 13th, we have invited speakers to discuss the tough topics of mortality in the context of war, politics and culture. Our guest speaker, Captain Rod Boswell, gives us great insight into the Skirmish at Top Malo House in the Falklands war. He describes the  decisions that had to be made as well as his strategical thinking that was pivotal in the success of the mission. 

Our Lead Nurse takes us into the second section with some words of wisdom to help you keep safe. She and her team will be speaking on a range of topics in the episodes to come. Rory discusses the changes in this year from a Prefect perspective and a team of LVI pupils have a lively debate with a broad range of views on the current state of affairs.

We have a poetry reading by the English department, 'Snowdrops' by Louise Gluck with a sensitive analysis in the light of the winter to come. Listen out for our very own singer-song writer who shares a song which she wrote during lockdown. Her powerfully moving vocals will transport you to another place, it is absolutely stunning.

LIT Radio Podcast 2020-11-13 (Friday 13th)

The Leys School is a co-educational Independent school. The Leys is located in Cambridge, England, and is a day and boarding school for about 560 pupils between the ages of eleven and eighteen.