Year: 2020
Persuasive Victorians in Year 7
Our Victorian Waxworks event was a huge success with the whole of Year 7 involved. It followed our study of ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’…
Spectacular Pre-Prep Art Exhibition
The Pre-Prep Art Exhibition is on full display this week, exhibiting fantastic models linking to the boys’ topic work this term around castles, kings and…
Animal Fun at Whipsnade Zoo
Year 1 boys thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Whipsnade Zoo this week. They learnt about fur, feathers and scales and worked hard to sort some…
Is Women’s Day Really Infallible?
International Women’s Day (IWD) is dedicated to celebrating women’s achievements in the social, economic, cultural, and political spheres. The day, collectively founded by women, also…
Jingye Steel Saves Declining British Steel
The Chinese Steel Group Jingye Steel have bought British Steel for £50m. This deal does not include British Steels French plants. The deal is expected…
China Challenges HS2 Plans
On the February 15, 2020, the UK and China held “preliminary discussions.” This event has occurred because HS2 has been taking too long to develop….
Bullying and Wellbeing in the UK
Children from 11 to 16 are being bullied on social media because of their posts and what they write and say in them. More than…
Bad Local Transport Thought To Be Linked To Failing Schools
Recent research shows that there is a worrying correlation between weak local transport and failing secondary schools. A significant number of secondary schools over the…
Wet Wales in Flooding Terror
On 18 February large amounts of flooding was ongoing in the flood plains of Wales due to recent storms. The Welsh government has granted planning…
Scotland Space Centre Ready for Take Off!
A giant piece of land on the islands of Shetland, in the Archipelago, is one day going to be a thriving gateway to space. The…
