Year 7 pupils exploring reactions. Our favourite was the displacement reaction where we use a more reactive metal to displace a less reactive metal, seen in this thermite reaction.
Can you remember where they may use thermite reactions locally?
Morris House pupils hard at work exploring the structure of cells, how these basic building blocks of life combine to make tissues, organs, organ systems and ultimately organisms.
Well done to everyone for all their efforts to reduce waste especially during Waste Week. During our Bags2School collection we saved over 80kg of items from the landfill!
Don't forget to recycle all your ink cartridges with Mr Morley and Miss Burton, not only will it reduce land fill, but will raise some funds for the school.
On the 31st March The Polygon School once again participated in Wear a Hat Day as part of Brain Tumour Awareness Month.
This national charity day raises awareness and money for Brain Tumour Research.
All week during breakfast club the pupils learnt about the devastating effects brain tumours have, especially in young people and were shown the great fundraising work Brain Tumour Research is doing to try and prevent this.
Staff and pupils bought official badges and wristbands and were invited to wear a hat all day on Friday and donate to show their support.
Everyone looked fantastic in their hats, we all learnt a lot and had fun and we made an amazing £175.12!
Thankyou to all staff, pupils and parents who supported, if you'd like to learn more or donate you can visit www.braintumourresearch.org