Running the extra mile
It is pleasing to have students who are willing to do more than just the standard set tasks that are given in lessons. There are two Yr11 students Joshua Riley and Jack Thorn, who...
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It is pleasing to have students who are willing to do more than just the standard set tasks that are given in lessons. There are two Yr11 students Joshua Riley and Jack Thorn, who...
Posted by Siew Young
Commenced 2 weeks before the February 2022 half term, The Technology department started the E-Club for Year 7 to Year 9 students on every Thursday lunch time in room F4. The Key...
Posted by Siew Young
On 1st November 2021, the Bushey St James Trust held a Staff Conference for all teaching and associate staff. There were a range of workshops and we were encouraged to investigate...
Posted by Siew Young
It is pleasing to have students who are willing to do more than just the standard set tasks that are given in lessons. There are two Yr11 students Joshua Riley and Jack Thorn, who have gone the extra mile to complete some challenging programming tasks.
Jack created a program that allows the user to enter a word that is in a sentence, then the program will remove this word from the sentence. He also created a multiplication program for users to test their multiplication skills.
Joshua has made three programs. He created his own encryption program where the user can type their message and then the whole message would be encoded. His second program is to play the magic 9 ball game in which the magic 9 ball gives some funny and not very useful advice. The third program is a drawing program, he created a canvas where users can draw on the canvas by pressing some alphabets and the arrow keys on the keyboard.
Well done Jack and Joshua! I love your programs because you both have put great effort in creating them and the programs also work as intended.
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