Thank you to all students who helped to clear the courtyard yesterday. It looks better already! Hopefully some of the plant in the greenhouse will be ready to plant when we get back after the holidays. Sam and Ashlee I am looking forward to your ideas for the next phase!
Look at your notes and the relevant pages form textbook (unit 1)
Practice ansering exam style questions
Look at ppt for summarised list of info that you need to know.
I am pleased to say that Seif ElRashidi (Durham's World Heritage Site Co-ordinator) has been in touch to let me know about the recent events that are coming up at Durham's World Heritage Site (the cathedral and castle). These include interactive performances in the cathedral to concerts of tudor music in addition to the family event - 'World Heritage Weekend'. I will be going on the Saturday for 11am so will hopefully see some of you there.
Please click on the link below to find all details.
A small earthquake struck Blackpool at 3.30am in the morning. It measured 2.2 on the Richter scale and caused cracks to appear in a bridge that was already classed as 'weak'. Some residents reported wardrobe doors being flung open and police at the nearby station felt the building shake.
Firstly, thank you to Mr Sexton who allowed students to throw wet sponges at him at lunchtime on Thursday 24th March. In the 40mins over lunchtime that we held the event many of you took up the challenge with several being fairly successful at soaking him!
Congratulations to the winners of the two evian bottles filled with sweets. Winners were Victoria Bower (yr 10) and Josh Hugill (yr 11) who were both only 1 away from the exact answer for each bottle (410 and 386). Money raised from the bottles and in the 40mins spent throwing sponges at Mr Sexton was raised £68.09. This has been divided between the two charities we are raising money for this year: Wateraid and Cancer charities.