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Google Apps Sixth form students' grand day of sport
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- Published: Wednesday, 20 March 2013 06:52
- Written by Mr A White
On Sunday 17 March some of the A level sports science class set off early from school to embark on a day of sport and the chance to put into practice the theory learnt in class. The day started with a visit to Lords to see the National Indoor Cricket finals. Mr white and Mr Towe both play for one of the four teams competing and although not in the starting six, both took part in the warm up. During the game a variety of psychological theories could be applied to the performers. With the match finishing we then took part in the Lords tour, engaging in a history lesson that captured the imagination with tales of the past.
There were some marvelous sights around the school on Friday 15 March 2013 as staff and students paid a donation towards the Comic Relief charity to wear fancy dress for the day.
Wednesday 13 March 2013
On a cold and wet Thursday in March, five Dane Court students made their way to London to speak at the Natural History Museum with wildlife artist David Shepherd CBE. It was the tenth year that the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation had held their Global Canvas day at the Museum, which had attracted over a 1000 applicants from around the world, with 400 attending. With young minds waiting excitedly in the audience, David accompanied by Joe Weitzel, Etta Williams, Beth Smith, Abbie Coombs and Angel Francis took to the stage to talk about Elephants and their experiences with wildlife.
