What's going on around the school? - Secondary School Displays

Art Room

Discover the captivating world of art through tonal landscapes! Our art department is thrilled to present a mesmerising display board showcasing the beauty and power of tone in landscape art. Explore how our young artists skillfully manipulate light and shadow to evoke emotions and create stunning visual narratives. Immerse yourself in the subtle nuances of tonal landscapes, where every brushstroke and gradient speaks volumes. Don't miss this opportunity to appreciate the mastery of tone in art at its finest!

Computing

Year 7 started the term by learning some of the key terminology used in Spreadsheet Modelling, Row Column, Cell Formula Data-Value… to name just a few.

English

"Discover the Diverse World of Writing : Unveiling Various Styles and Features Students Learn Master and Recognise

French

Students’ work is displayed to celebrate achievement and create an inspiring learning environment. Feedback is crucial to student progress and shared before the work is mounted and displayed. Students can also assess their work using the levels set out on one of the boards.

Discovering the Interconnected World of Geography and Sports in year 7

In our current studies, the Year 7 class uncovered the fascinating relationship between geography and sports. From economic impacts to tourism promotion and infrastructure development, geography plays a crucial role in shaping the sports landscape. Sporting events not only entertain but also drive local economies, fostering growth and prosperity. Additionally, globalisation has facilitated the spread of sports, fostering cultural exchange and unity. As we continue our exploration, we're excited to delve deeper into the dynamic interplay between geography and sports, revealing a world brimming with opportunities for discovery and understanding.

Ms Oira

History

This term Year 9 are studying the Second World War. Given the present international situation, I am sure that the causes and consequences of wars are extremely relevant to all of us.

Can you identify the key moments from the display and put them in chronological order?

Kiswahili

This "Sehemu za Lugha" poster covers various parts of speech, frequently referenced as one of the fundamental topics influencing many others.

The "Mataifa yanayozungumza Kiswahili" poster highlights Swahili-speaking countries in Africa.

The "Wakati na Majira ya siku" poster is essential for teaching and learning about telling time.

Mathematics

Mathematics has a rich history full of culture added to by brilliant minds across the centuries and the globe. It is a subject that contributes greatly to other areas of life and a tool that is used to help us understand the world we live in. Consequently, it is important that we take a moment to reflect back on key discoveries and the impact that these have had, and are still having, on the world we live in today.

Music

"Unlock the melody: Learn the language of music with our guide to reading notes on the staff!"

PE

Year 10 and 11 IGCSE PE students’ work on various diagrams related to anatomy and physiology topics. The topic is studied to understand how the body functions and moves during physical activity.

Science

"Exploring the building blocks of life and matter: from organisational hierarchies to elemental compositions, investigation plans, and the structure of the digestive system. Welcome to our world of biology and chemistry!"

I am excited to highlight the incredible efforts of our science learners in sprucing up our physics noticeboard. With creativity and enthusiasm, they have transformed the board into an engaging space filled with informative posters, colourful diagrams, and fun facts about physics concepts. From the idea of light to the wonders of electromagnetism, these boards showcase the students' dedication to learning and sharing their knowledge with others. Their hard work makes the notice board visually appealing and inspires curiosity and interest in Physics among their peers. I am proud of their initiative and look forward to seeing more of their creative endeavours in the future.

Mr Shibweche