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Almost everyone has a mobile phone. They have become even more important recently for staying in contact with friends, playing games and even keeping up to date with school work...
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Almost everyone has a mobile phone. They have become even more important recently for staying in contact with friends, playing games and even keeping up to date with school work...
Posted by Mo Abusef
I am excited to announce that the University of Hertfordshire is offering a fully funded summer school program designed to inspire Year 10 students from black or mixed ethnic...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Associate Leader and Head of IT and Computing Mr Abusef led the Main School Assemblies this week on the really important subject of staying safe online with a particular focus on...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Two weeks ago, a Year 8 student Lamar Alsaedi participated in the online CyberFirst Girls Competition 2023 in her own time. She completed some of the “Challenges” and within each...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Lenovo and Stemettes are inviting girls, women and non-binary people aged 5-25 in February to a STEMtastic hybrid hackathon with a focus on food resources! Stemettes Hack @...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Two weeks ago, the IT Stem club announced in this newsletter that we were encouraging the Year 8 girls to partake in the CyberFirst Competition 2023 run by NCSC (National Cyber...
Posted by Siew Young
The Imperial College London is currently offering some great, engaging secondary school programmes that could help you test your knowledge, try out professional equipment and...
Posted by Mo Abusef
This is a unique opportunity that rewards you for your talent and commitment whilst you study at University. The programme could potentially lead to exciting roles within...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Last Friday, the 4th November 2022, BMS had its 2nd Enrichment Day and the IT Department within the Technology Faculty had some fun and enjoyable ICT sessions with the Year 7...
Posted by Siew Young
The IT and Computing department was absolutely delighted to deliver a computing STEM activity for year 7 students during the enrichment day last week. All students had the...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Almost everyone has a mobile phone. They have become even more important recently for staying in contact with friends, playing games and even keeping up to date with school work especially during lockdown.
But what is your phone made of, and how do these components work?
Your body is made up of about 24 different elements that work together to make you but your mobile phone is even more complicated as it contains more than 38 different elements many of which are much harder to find on Earth than the ones that are inside you.
This video shows how some of these rare elements are used to build the components of our mobile phones, and explains how these components work to build touchscreens, vibrating motors and cameras.
October is traditionally associated with half-term break, Halloween events and pumpkin spices. It is also an important month to promote as “Cyber Security Awareness Month” around...
We’re excited to announce the upcoming Year 9 Girls Engineering Summer School, a fantastic STEM opportunity for budding scientists and mathematicians to...