
This is a podcast created by RBAI. The main focus will be on the topic of well-being and will feature senior pupils, teachers with pastoral responsibilities and alumni. The episodes will aim to provide advice and guidance on managing well-being, making the most of opportunities at school and peoples' favourite memories of RBAI.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 13 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

Past Teacher, Vice Principal and Housemaster Brian Todd reminisces on his time at Inst as well as sharing an insight into the history of RBAI from its foundation to the modern era.
As part of our preventative curriculum this episode contains sensitive issues that include drugs and alcohol misuse.
Rory, a past pupil of Inst, shares his challenges with substance misuse, mental health and subsequent time in prison. Rory has mana... more
In this special for Children's Mental Health Week Chris Acheson, Operations Lead at Made for More, discusses tips on promoting healthier living and looking after their mental health. RBAI Alumni Alex Spence also joins the episode to talk about his so... more
Martin, a past pupil of both Inchmarlo and RBAI (1963–1978), Chairman of the Odyssey Trust, and current RBAI Board member, discusses his experiences with well-being, building resilience, and the importance of stepping outside your comfort zone.
Mart... more
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This show centers on wellbeing, with a consistent emphasis on mental health, resilience, and school-community support. Across episodes, listeners encounter personal stories of recovery, practical guidance for managing stress and belonging, and leadership perspectives from educators, healthcare professionals, and elite athletes. The format often blends lived experience with actionable tips for schools, pupils, families, and staff—covering routines, counseling, peer support, and structures that help communities stay connected and empowered. A notable strength is the blend of personal narrative with practical frameworks (such as PERMA-V and wellbeing routines) to illustrate how daily habits and supportive networks can foster healthier, more re... more
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