High challenge work in Year 8: simplifying indices
Beautiful work in Year 9: learning about angles in parallel lines
Wonderful work in Year 10: Calculating the parts of a circle
High challenge work in Year 8: simplifying indices
Beautiful work in Year 9: learning about angles in parallel lines
Wonderful work in Year 10: Calculating the parts of a circle
I have had the pleasure of dropping into sessions and witnessing first hand all members of Crew Darling working hard in their current expedition “You give me fever!”. Have a look at their fantastic art work – A shoutout to Charlie for his awesome attention to detail and craftsmanship and quality!
As part of our expedition Do your bit! students have been learning about the role of propaganda in WW1 and how people from across the British Empire answered the ‘call to arms’. We welcomed Rav Singh, the founder of ‘A little History of the Sikhs’, to XP. Rav spoke us about the role of Sikhi soldiers in WW1, how soldiers carried out their beliefs and practices on the battlefield and helped us to understand the experience of Sikhi soldiers. https://alittlehistoryofthesikhs.org/
As we work towards answering our HUMAN expedition exploring the guiding question: ‘Why do we need to honour all those who made sacrifices during WWI?’
A big thank you to Rav for taking time to speak to us.
Today in crew, Shay kindly checked us all for radiation using his Geiger counter. A very useful service that we all appreciated greatly. This follows on from student’s work in the last expedition where they learned about radiation and the Chernobyl disaster.
Luckily we were all within normal limits.
Thank you Shay.
Students in year 10 are working hard on their 3D design product for their first project. They’re using different media and techniques to create viking inspired artefacts.
7 Explorer’s beautiful work following all their preparation in learning to work with acrylic paints and from primary colours.
This week X27 have started their second English slice expedition in year 10. We have focused on immersion all week. This has included a gallery walk about the Titanic and conditions in the country in from the 1900s to the 1980s, a session about the cost of living and budgeting and the class system in the historically and today.
This. expedition slice will focus on another key text that the students will analyse as part of their English Literature GCSE. Judging by the focus, engagement and superb discussions that have taken place this week, this should be a fantastic expedition.
Well done X27, you really are ‘A Class Act’!
Mrs Desborough and Miss Cross
Year 8 students in Art have been studying the human figure as part of their expedition “Being Human”. Their most recent assessment has been on faces, and you can see that everyone has been working really hard to improve their drawing. Critique in sessions and time grappling with skills have really paid off here!
Year 7 are learning to talk about themselves in Spanish this term. They have learned to say “My name is…” and “I live in…” and to count to 15 so they can say their age. They did their first J.O.L.T. (Jump On Learning Targets), going back to their work and improving it by acting on feedback. It’s their first attempt at beautiful work and they are off to a great start!