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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...
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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
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
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 challenge, there are three levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Expert.
Lamar did mostly the Beginner and some Intermediate challenges. She used her Internet searching skills and newly learned skills taught by the NCSC (National Cyber Security Centre) to complete as many challenges as possible. The competition finished midday on 30 November 2022.
We are pleased to announce that Lamar managed to earn 5624 points and she passed the qualifier round and thus entered to the next phase: the regional and independent finals on the 4th February 2023 where she will be contesting against eleven schools from around this country.
We are very proud of Lamar’s enthusiasm and effort, as well as her parents and siblings who have been very supportive.
A big thank you to the teaching staff who were so supportive and allowed Lamar to complete some of her challenges during lesson time.
Teaching staff and fellow students, please continue to encourage Lamar when you see her around the school.
As for the IT STEM club, we are pleased with Lamar’s achievement and looking forward to the 4th February 2023, when the final will kick in!
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...
On Wednesday the 2d November, Mrs Greenwood and myself had the privilege to visit the outstanding STEM facility at Watford Boys Grammar school where we were greeted by Mr Thorold...