Events

The Thinking Project

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Published: Tuesday, 22 July 2014 16:02

Written by Mr M Alderson

Over the last two days, year eight students have been involved in The Thinking Project in which they were asked to think about themselves, their skills and the aspirations for the future. Students were asked to create a presentation using whatever means they wished, to convey their thoughts on what type of person they aimed to be 15 years hence. The task asked students to think independently, creatively and be self reflective. All students worked hard and did an excellent job.

Sports day 2014

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Published: Wednesday, 09 July 2014 20:44

Written by Mr M Alderson

Final House Positions

First: Sorrento
Second: Delphi
Third: Neuchâtel
Fourth: Tallinn
Fifth: Barcelona
Sixth: Helsinki

pdf Sports Report - Summer 2014 (1.97 MB)

Group 4 science fair 2014

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Published: Sunday, 20 July 2014 17:42

Written by Mr P Dean

There are over 100 sixth form students taking science subjects at Dane Court this year. They all took part in the Group 4 Project, an activity designed to provide them with an opportunity to develop their teamwork skills and explore a scientific topic in some depth.
Teams of students work on a research style project then create presentations of their work culminating in a Science Fair at the end of the week.

Records fall at sports day 2013

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Published: Friday, 12 July 2013 22:02

Written by Mr M Alderson

Wednesday 10 July 2013
As always, Dane Court sports day was a brilliant success thanks to the willing cooperation of all the staff and students. In fact, the event spans three days with the Pentathlon taking place on Monday for year nine and year ten students. The throwing and jumping field events taking much of Tuesday and Wednesday is reserved for the running events and team games.

Sorrento took the House Cup this year with a substantial lead.

Download the pdf PE department's first edition of their Sports Report (1.22 MB)  in newsletter format for details of the results and four long-standing school records broken this year.