Yesterday, the students in Nairobi spent the morning on safari which was described as the luckiest one they’d done in weeks. They saw lions, hippos, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, gazelles, crocodiles and so many more! (Including a variety of bird species much to Mr Robson’s excitement!) the They then visited David Sheldrick Trust where they learnt about their work in the conservation
Y10 have had a great first few days in Madrid. We visited Segovia yesterday – taking in the sights of the Alcázar (which inspired the Disney castle), the aqueduct and other amazing places. We did a cookery course where students made a delicious paella, tortilla española and tarta de Santiago. Students have also been enjoying the daily photo competition, and
Mrs Curry and Mr Stephenson are very sorry to report the sad death of Pip, our second school dog, who was tragically run over. We will all miss the joy, energy and support Pip brought to school.
Year 10 Graphics have made some amazing drypoint etchings with sharp needles and very messy ink! #Resepct #Engage #Aspire
The LRC recommended read this is My Story: Noor-un-Nissa Inayat Khan is the thrilling story of British-Indian World War Two heroine, Noor-un-Nissa Inayat Khan by Sufiya Ahmed. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Results from fixtures this week: Y9’s v’s Dame Allans – Lost despite a great knock from Dan Cole who ended up on 90 not out. Patrick Ferguson was the pick of the bowlers who took 3 wickets for 21 runs off 3.2 overs. Y10’s v’s Ponteland – Excellent first game of the season beating them with 7 overs spare. We
