Some photo updates from Wednesday at High Borrans. Our Year 7s doing some caving, and enjoying the views!
Our Year 7 group have enjoyed a great first couple of days at High Borrans, taking part in all sorts of fun activities, including caving in the Yorkshire Dales, orienteering, kayaking, swimming and games round a camp fire!
Here’s some photographs of how Tuesday went!
Yesterday, a group of Year 7 students arrived at High Borrans for a week of fun activities. This morning’s itinerary includes caving, Ghyll scrambling & orienteering! Stay tuned for more updates!
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The winners of the creative festivals battle of the bands was the Year 7 group, The Interpersonals – Bethany, Emmie, Fraser, Archie and Amy. A huge well done to everyone involved you all did a fantastic job!
For two days, all students have been taking part in a Creativity Festival. As well as trips to Arran, France, Edinburgh Zoo and Bamburgh Castle, there have been a ‘Publish Me’ project, a ‘create your own sport’ activity, cake and chocolate making, print making, graffiti, photography, music and much much more.
Our school reporters documented it all! Check out this video montage of all the activities on show:
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Our Sports Day on Monday was a tremendous success, with Alnwick just edging out Warkworth for the overall House trophy. Here’s a video montage of some of the highlights from a jam-packed day of events!
Last week, our School of Sanctuary group joined forces with Norham High, another School of Sanctuary organisation. This means that both schools have committed to a pledge to create a culture of welcome and inclusion for refugees and people seeking asylum.
In an event organised by Norham, and hosted by Marden, the two schools took part in a series of games and activities to promote teamwork, togetherness and recognising differences, all to celebrate the theme of Hope during Refugee Week.
Please enjoy the video slideshow below and check out our School of Sanctuary webpage for more information on the organisation.
Following on from Mrs Berriman’s assembly this morning, here is a recap of all the activities available to students on the 19th and 20th of July for our Creative Arts Festival. Students have until Thursday of this week to choose their activities!
Mrs Russell’s class have been investigation which crisp contains the most energy.
