This week saw a group of our amazing Post 16 students creating a wonderful stop motion animation as part of the ongoing NCS events.
Each student created their own model/s with varying degrees of support and worked as a team to film this short sequence.
We hope that you enjoy it; and remember to ‘Be Epic’, ‘Live Life’ and ‘Do Good’!
Brought to you by Post 16
Credits: LY/DO/JW/DW/FC/FW/NF/DK/AB/RG/LM/PH & Callum and Alex from the NCS
Everyone has been competitive in KS4 today as it was time for our annual hard boiled egg competition. The bar was raised yet again with some wonderful and weird creations…..
Student Competition
Staff Competition
It all became very tense when we drafted in an impartial judge…
The winners
1st place – Ben Middleton with ‘Castaway’
2nd place – Jamie Wilson with ‘Kirby’
3rd place – Imogen King with ‘Minion’
1st place – Jo Ferguson with ‘Eggie the Eagle’
2nd place – Rebecca Fletcher with ‘Eggward Scissorhands’
Have an eggcellent easter everyone!
This is the first of 2 workshops for parent/carers and is aimed at those with children/young people over the age of 14. Please contact me for further information. It will be held on Monday 14th January.
Inspired by the journey of Phileas Fogg from “Around the World in Eighty Days”, we travelled to Whitley Bay to explore the nearby coastal town. After eating some delicious ice creams at Di Meo’s, we had a peek inside the newly refurbished Spanish City. As well as applying topic words to a real life situation, the trip provided a stimulus for our travel log writing project. Here are a few pictures we took a long the way….
This term we have exploring our topic of acids and alkalis. First we learned about the pH scale and tested household solutions using universal indicator paper.
Our teacher chopped up the pH scale and asked us to put it back together again to see how much we could remember!
We tried testing solutions using different indicators such as litmus paper and red cabbage water.
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