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The week beginning 24th April was Humanities Week 2023 and the theme this year was ‘Being Human’. During Humanities lessons, key stage three completed some tasks that focused...
Our ‘Time2Sh9e’ group of year 11s are our top students in the year – those that all indications suggest should be achieving the very top grades in some subjects. Over the...
On the 22nd March, year 13 law students visited the two most famous courts in the UK – and possibly the world: The Old Bailey, the UK Central Crown Court, and the Royal...
On Thursday 30th March, Year 12 law students enjoyed a visit from Steve Williams, whose career with the police and legal services spans 36 years. Mr Williams was able to share...
Law in Action 2023 On Wednesday 22nd March year 13 law students explored ‘Legal London’. After travelling from Stanmore to St Pauls, we arrived at the Old Bailey Law Courts. As...
This week, Mrs Bragoli, during our house assembly, asked Beech to consider: Have you ever felt as though you are not able to complete a task or are wanting to give up?...
As we move closer towards examination season, the Year 13 law class are beginning to focus upon revision and honing key skills that have been learnt and refined over the course. ...
Year 10 RE Enrichment Experience A vibrant and interesting day was spent by year 10s on Thursday 2nd February as part of our RE Enrichment programme. Students learnt all about the...
The Theme of the Week has been ‘Community’ and each House have enjoyed once again enjoy their bespoke House Assemblies. In Beech’s assembly, Mrs Bragoli, Head of Beech,...
With less 65 school days to go until the first GCSE exam, year 11 students have started the new term with a series of focused interventions. These interventions close gaps,...
The week beginning 24th April was Humanities Week 2023 and the theme this year was ‘Being Human’.
During Humanities lessons, key stage three completed some tasks that focused upon the theme and Mr Burley, Acting Head of Humanities and Social Sciences, delivered assembly. Within the assembly, Mr Burley focused upon how with the power all humans have, comes great responsibility, not only for ourselves but for each other and the planet. His assembly begun with the Michael Jackson video, ‘Earth Song’ and, although now over twenty years old, the messages of the human impact on the environment remain as relevant as in 1995. Mr Burley provided some tips on how we could all ‘step up our humanity’, perhaps by joining a charity, helping out, giving to a food bank or even picking up litter to take care of our environment and protect the wildlife. The assembly ended with the quote: “It costs nothing to be a decent human being” – a message for all to take with them to ensure as a community of humans, we support each other, care for each other and are responsible for not only humans but also the planet.
