Join us for a vibrant, nostalgic and heartfelt conversation with Toby Waterhouse (80-91, st18-), Old Grovian and current PE & Games teacher at Brontë House. From his first days as a Year 4 pupil in 1980 at Brontë, through his Grove School years (Findlay House, class of 1991), to his present-day full-time teaching role, Toby reflects on four decades of deep-rooted connection with the Grovian community.In this episode:Schoolboy tales from Brontë House (ice on the pool, Whernside pride and early boarding days)Sprinting through Grove memories: art mischief, rugby tours to Australia & Canada and a missed tour photo!Teachers and friends who shaped his journey – names like Roger Howard and Keith JonesFrom London life to Yorkshire roots: career twists, epiphanies and a new purpose in coachingA day in the life of Brontë House PE – from Reception swimming to Year 6 sportsFond tributes to David Garner and tales of ‘surprise’ van tripsWhether you’re an OG, a current student, a parent, or a proud member of the Brontë House/Grove community, this episode is packed with personality, passion and plenty of PE stories.Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon MusicYour Host: Eve Corry, Development Officer at Woodhouse Grove (st24-) Studio Technician: Jay Sunley at Woodhouse Grove (st23-) Music: Paul Corry Contact us: Keep in Touch | Woodhouse Grove School

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