Senior News
In astronomy club we have been learning how to read the mysteries of night sky. We have been drawing maps of the constellations and learning about...
STEM Textiles Year 7 – Exploring Circuits Year 7 made these fabulous Bags and pencil cases to Explore Circuits and LED’s Year 7 & 8...
We are looking forward to National Non-Fiction November! “National Non-Fiction November is the Federation of Children’s Book Groups’ annual celebration of all things factual. Born out...
ND’s Digital Leaders explored our brand-new Innovation Space for the first time yesterday! These students from Years 8, 9, 10, and 12 are ready to make...
On Sunday afternoon we excitedly arrived at school, ready to begin our journey up to Preston Montford in Shropshire as part of our GSCE Geography fieldwork....
These sea creatures can fuse their bodies! Have you ever thought about how two creatures can fuse their bodies together? Now there is evidence for this!...
The origin of churros can be traced to the Moors who brought a dish by the name of tueles to the Spanish territories. After a slow...
Black History Month has been celebrated nationwide for over 30 years and was originally founded “to recognise the contributions that people of African and Caribbean backgrounds...
This week 18 students from Year 12 and 13 Mathematics classes took part in the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge ….A 90 minute, 25 multiple choice question...
Girls in 6TB took part in a fabulous Food Discovery workshop on Monday morning. This workshop is designed to help our Year 6 pupils transition smoothly...
Pluto’s heart-shaped basin might not hide an ocean after all Ever wonder about how Pluto got its famous heart shaped crater? Well, look no further! Other...
Henry VIII’s magnificent palace – Hampton Court – was the setting of Year 8’s first trip of the year. Set amidst the autumnal trees and glimpses...
This week, our two Spanish A-Level students (Xinyi and Sophia) came to help me with the nursery lesson. It was wonderful to see them join in...
The Mathematical Olympiad for Girls (MOG) is an event run by the UK Mathematics Trust, introduced in 2011, to help schools nurture the talents of enthusiastic...
It was European Day of Languages yesterday and the MFL department arranged with Mandy, our catering manager, and her team, to have a themed menu featuring...
