50 Years of the Lance Holt School

The Lance Holt School in the 2000's.Welcome to the Lance Holt School Podcast. In this episode we discover how the Lance Holt School community came together to make sure our camps and the Lance Holt School way of life still exists during the 2000s where everything got a little more formal and schools had a greater registration compliance.Guests includeLance HoltDeclan BurkeGary BurkeLaura StockerDebra SalahuddeenSamantha WynneDave PalmerJennie BuchananGenevieve HawksAlex MorseSeth YeomanIntroduction - Cassia Ivers-Bradley and Lance HoltInterviewer - Ziggy TemperleyCreated and Produced by Temperley Productions 

Welcome to the Lance Holt School Podcast - A history of our school. In this episode we are introduced to a whole new wave of staff (some of which are still teaching at the school today), the decline and then growth in numbers, and new traditions like the West End Ride.Narrator : Cassia Ivers-BradleyGuests : Ron Gorman, Kathryn Netherwood, Samantha Wynne, Seth Yeoman, Patrick Gorman, Eva Sharp, Nathan BridgerProduced by Temperley Productions www.kavtemperley.com.au

The Lance Holt School in the 1980's.Welcome to the Lance Holt School Podcast. In this episode we delve into the 80's and discover how the school was saved.Guests includeJim ThompsonRon GormanSusie Wearne Jesse WearnePenelope (Poonam) Wilson Gy WilsonTarsha GouldenInterview - Cassia Ivers-BradleyCreated and Produced by Temperley Productions 

Welcome to the 1970's at lance Holt School.You'll hear from the founder Lance Holt himself as well as original former students; Anne Bockman, Shelley Davies, Jeff Summerhaze, Michael Buzza and Anna Gare.[00:06:37] How the last student enrolled the day before school started.[00:07:07] Jeff Summerhaze tells the story of why he came to the school.[00:18:44] Anna Gare along with Shelley Davies explain morning meeting and parliament.[00:19:48] How kids became a minister and the benefit of giving the kids freedom of speech, and the great lolly debate.[00:33:49] School camps and how the parents were involved.[00:33:58] The teachers and the variety of learning.[00:36:26] How tuck shop began.[00:46:00] How the school came to be at Henry Street.[00:47:26] The best thing about the Lance Holt School is that the city was our playground.produced by Temperley Productions www.kavtemperley.com.au