From Solihull to the World: How Solihull School prepares pupils for global futures
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Part of the Thrive in 465 podcast from Solihull School.
What does it mean to raise globally minded pupils in a fast-changing world?
In this episode, recorded in Solihull School’s 465th year, we explore how the school nurtures ambition, fosters cultural understanding, and opens doors to international opportunities.
From language learning to Future Fridays and meaningful global partnerships, the conversation celebrates Solihull’s commitment to preparing pupils not just for exams, but for life, wherever that life may lead.
Guests
Mr Charles Fillingham, Headmaster, Solihull School
Mrs Rhian Chillcott, Director of Futures, Solihull School
Mr Paul Delaney, Head of German and International Co-ordinator, Solihull School
Keywords
ambition, global opportunities, international partnerships, cultural exchange, futures preparation, career guidance, global citizenship, community engagement, language education, Future Fridays
Takeaways
Solihull School aims to equip students for an international future.
Futures preparation starts early, even in the prep school.
International partnerships enhance the curriculum and provide real-world experiences.
Language education is crucial for understanding different cultures.
Global citizenship is about being a force for good in the world.
Future Fridays provide students with insights into various careers.
The school encourages students to explore opportunities abroad.
Cultural curiosity is fostered through diverse experiences.
Alumni networks play a significant role in career guidance.
Chapters
00:00 – Welcome to Thrive in 465
00:38 – Setting the Scene: Ambition Beyond the Gates
01:13 – What “From Solihull to the World” Means
02:15 – Futures Preparation from Day One
03:55 – Global School Partnerships in Action
05:28 – Why Languages Matter
06:47 – Shaping Curriculum Choices Through Passion & Need
07:32 – Local Roots, Global Reach
10:52 – What If You Don’t Know What You Want to Do?
13:30 – Staff Exchanges and Global Perspectives
14:54 – Changing the Pupil Experience Through Real Connection
17:53 – Defining Global Citizenship at Solihull
20:58 – Alumni Networks and Mentoring
22:11 – Collaboration
25:17 – Why These Experiences Stay With You for Life