Last night, Miss Laing hosted an e-safety evening about the use of technology and keeping children safe online. If you missed it, please see the slides below for more information. For more details about e-safety and weekly updates, check out the dedicated page on our website.
A video from Connect, a team of Mental Health and Wellbeing experts.
Erin from Tynemet came in to speak to a group of year 11 students about all things ‘Apprenticeships’. Here’s the slideshow for more information:
Thank you to Doug from MurphyGroup, who delivered an informative talk to Year 10 and Year 11 students about careers in the construction industry.
For those interested, his slides are included below!
We were delighted to welcome chemical engineers from CF Fertilisers, Billingham, for an interactive workshop with our Year 11s. In just an hour, students learned about real careers in chemical engineering – from apprenticeships to degree routes and even the path to becoming a CEO.
They tried on specialist safety gear and took on a hands-on design challenge: creating a system to transport tonnes of ammonia gas safely across a factory site.
A big thank-you to CF Fertilisers for inspiring our future engineers!
Revision Guides are now available to order. Check out the form on our ‘How To Revise’ page in the ‘Exams’ section of our website.
As part of Local Democracy Week, our school cabinet have taken part in workshops this morning, delivered by the YMCA and North Tyneside Council.
From the 2027 exam onwards, the BBC Radio programme, Desert Island Discs, will appear on Paper 1 Section B of the Eduqas Media Studies exam (this means Year 10 will study it!).
As a result, the Media department have decided to produce our own ‘Marden’ version – a regular podcast introducing Marden members of staff discussing their media consumption and music tastes.
Here is Episode 1, featuring Mr Horn as our first ‘castaway’: