#GardenIndicators - Evaluating garden pH indicators in a collaborative project by Citizen Science on Twitter #RSCEdu#RSCPoster. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project, it kept us busy during lockdown and I’ve certainly learnt some new chemistry!
Congratulations to our Science Technician Mrs Everest @CrocodileChemi1 for winning the @royalsociety#RSCEdu competition for her research on garden pH indicators 🌈 perhaps this will make an appearance at chemical curiosities! #WomenInSTEM#indicators
10.#RSCPoster#RSCEdu first place for Primary & Secondary Ed category goes to @CrocodileChemi1. Congratulations on your brilliant poster! https://t.co/dp77qpaMnB ✨
Our wonderful nurses and trained staff are on-site providing COVID Lateral Flow Testing for all key worker children and staff.
A huge thank you to all those staff that have continued to deliver crucial services on-site. #BGSCommunity#BGSTogether#ThankYou
Our Chemist-tree is taking pride of place in the Science department 🎄 featuring baubles detailing Women in Science. We had lots of fantastic entries for the house competition ran by @BGSSmartScience Doesn’t it look great 😍👩🏽🔬🌈 #chemistree#womeninstem#ochemistree
Inspired by Rosalind Franklin’s contribution to unravelling the structure of DNA, this #Chemistree uses droplets of red cabbage, butterfly pea flower, methyl orange & bromothymol blue with NaOH, HCl, water, Na₃H(CO₃)₂ & NaHCO₃. Celebrating women in Chemistry! #IndicatorArt 🎄
Focus on: Meet Sabira y13, she is studying Maths, Economics and Chemistry and hoping to read Economics and Management at University. She loves all things football and recently wrote this article... https://t.co/kJ03cn4R6n
With an incredible 18,000 views, the winner of the Audience Award for most-watched video is Nikeisha from @BedfordGirlsSch 🏆 Her video couldn't be more appropriate for #COVID19 as Ignaz Semmelweis pioneered hand-washing to prevent infection https://t.co/Qwk7zOkr8K 6/10
In third place and runner-up in the Audience Award for most-watched video is Shreya from @BedfordGirlsSch 🥉 Her video about Gertrude Elion illuminates the under-appreciated work of this biochemist whose work led to the first drug for AIDS https://t.co/xWlmGS9pgs 4/10
This is AMAZING 🥰 What incredibly talented students (and staff!) we have 🥰 If you need something to brighten up your day then this is it 🌈 Well done @BGS_MusicDept 🎉👏🏼 #bgscommunity
Good morning BGS! It is hard to believe we are in the final week of the year with Senior Sports Day in full swing. Well to help spur you on, our whole school virtual performance project of 'Lean on me' by Bill Withers. #stayingconnected, #BGSasone.
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The Chemistry department have had a lovely couple of days in school welcoming back Year 12 Chemists. They have been completing two of the A Level required practicals (PAGs) which they have missed whilst being off school. LOOK AT THAT SILVER MIRROR 🥰😍 #alevelchemistry#ocr
How fabulous to be back with our ALevel and IB Biologists, conducting socially distanced fieldwork at Cople fields. Lots of data collected and great to see the girls in person! #transect#simpsonsindexofdiversity
Another one of our chemists, Nikeisha, is also through the the national finals of the Hereford College, Oxford, Unsung Heroes of Science competition. 🎉 Please watch her video below on Ignaz Semmelweis 👨🏻🔬 helps her get as many views as possible ⬇️⬇️
Nikeisha Patel's (Lower Sixth) fantastic stop motion entry for the @HertfordCollege Unsung Heroes of Science award is about Ignaz Semmelweis, the early pioneer of antiseptic procedures. Watch below 👇 https://t.co/NfTCENpNL6
Shreya, one our year 12 chemists, is through the the national finals of the Hereford College, Oxford, Unsung Heroes of Science competition. 🎉 Please watch her video below on Gertrude Elion 🧑🏼🔬 helps her get as many views as possible ⬇️⬇️⬇️
We are thrilled to announce that Lower Sixth students, Shreya Arun & Nikeisha Patel, have been shortlisted for the prestigious @HertfordCollege Unsung Heroes of Science award. 🥼🧪
Watch Shreya's fab video about American biochemist, Gertrude Elion 👇 https://t.co/0uGA8ueZUf
Nikeisha Patel's (Lower Sixth) fantastic stop motion entry for the @HertfordCollege Unsung Heroes of Science award is about Ignaz Semmelweis, the early pioneer of antiseptic procedures. Watch below 👇 https://t.co/NfTCENpNL6