Hands-on-Science - Dissecting a heart
Date Posted: 3 October, 2022
The story was out in the dining hall at lunchtime - even girls in Year 10 were excited, remembering times past, when it...
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Philosothon Competition
A number of our Philosophy students were at the Bristol Museum this month to compete in a ‘Philosothon’ against thirty other students from eight local schools.
The topics for discussion involved the ethics of censorship in science, whether evolution has a direction, the possibility of miracles if Natural Laws are fixed for all time and whether we have a duty to protect endangered species.
Congratulations to Layla who won ‘Most Outstanding Year 11 Student’ and received a Philosophy book as her prize.
The Judges were Science and Philosophy Postgraduates from Bristol University and they commented on the high standard iof discussion.
Date Posted: 20 March, 2018
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