In music some year 7, 8 & 9 classes were researching Motown Records and its impact on Civil Rights in the USA. Thank you to all the students who presented their work to class. These performances are part of year 10 GCSE students lockdown assignments. Ebony Palmer performed ‘Feeling Good’ by Nina Simone and Katie Warburton was drumming to ‘Little Monsters’ by Royal Blood.From Music …
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Year 12 Photography Assessment based on Still life Food Photography. Studying Photography in a lock down is incredibly challenging however, Year 12 have been innovative and creative in finding various approaches to achieving some magnificent outcomes.From Photography …
Year 10 have been working incredibly hard over lockdown and have been focusing on cakes and sweets as their theme. These are just some of the brilliant outcomes that have been submitted. Great work! Miss Sykes and Mrs HarmerFrom Art …
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Russian students in Year 8 undertook research on winter in Russia. A fabulous array of work was produced by the students. Clara Thorp and Grace West created PowerPoint presentations packed with interesting facts and photographs. Ellie Simpson made a wonderful poster telling what to pack for winter in Russia! Megan Hughes chose to write the information in her exercise book telling not only what clothes are needed to survive a Russian winter but also what winter activities are the most popular. Teah Gregory, Sasha Sole and Jessica Deasy produced amazing information leaflets adorned with brilliant hand drawn pictures. Well done, girls!From Russian …
THE GREAT FRENCH LANGUAGE CHALLENGE Please take a few minutes to have a look at all the work our students have been creating for the Great French Language Challenge. A lot of research and creativity has gone into this task. Merci, Mme AingeFrom French …
This challenge was for students to build a marble run from materials you find around the home, which takes one minute to complete. Massive well done to Tayla-Mae Deane, Ellie Higgins, Paige Hunt, Emily Man, Eliza Mann, Grace McMenamin, Abbie Norris, Lucy Norris, Taniska Pawar, Emily Reason, Daisy Grey and Nefeli Tsamilli. This has been the most difficult challenge to judge yet, all entries have been outstanding. Winner Emily Man – Marble run exactly one minute Runner up Daisy Grey – 54s – also very hypnotic! Special awards Grace McMenamin – The longest – 14m Paige Hunt – Very creative, used lots of different resources including stairs Tayla-Mae Deane – Super Imagination, love the science themeSTEM Challenge 2 – Marble Run
Don’t forget STEM Challenge 3 –
Baylab Heart Mechanics Olympics –
Deadline Monday 8th March
Please find attached the final results for the House Kilometre Competition. Huge congratulations to Curie who have won the competition! Please see below the individuals who covered the biggest distance in their year group – well done to all of you! Year 7 – Emily Man, Windsor 124.8km Year 8 – Megan Hughes, Parks 143km Year 9 – Abbie Norris, Curie 98km Year 10 – Seren Miller, Nightingale and Evie Martin, Parks 42.6km Year 11 – Lotty Hobson, Frank 136.5km Sixth Form – Sofia Gibbins, Windsor 90.5km Staff – Mrs Gray, Parks 193.3km Best Form – 8AS (Curie) – 495km Please see below the individuals who covered the biggest distance in their Houses – well done to all of you! Curie – Alice Lynn, Year 8 101km Pankhurst – Ellie Higgins, Year 7 60.8km Frank – Lotty Hobson, Year 11 136.5km Nightingale – Evie Colton, Year 8 49.9km Parks – Megan Hughes, Year 8 143km Windsor – Emily Man, Year 7 124.8km Thank you to everyone who entered their kilometres, it has been great to see so many of you walking/running/cycling during this lock down. Mrs DannHouse Kilometre Competition final results
They are 1 of 20 teams who have qualified from the hundreds in the South East on England. We wish them all the best in the Semi-Finals coming up in March.CyberFirst
A big congratulations to Nefeli, Isla, and Mia in year 8 for making it into the Semi-Finals of the National Cyber Security Centre’s CyberFirst Girls competition.
