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A fabulous open evening at Belle Vue Girls Academy. A big thank you to all staff and students involved with the BVGA science faculty. Fantastic team work!

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Learning about exopeptidases and endopeptidases enzymes in A level biology this week was amazing.

[Nationwide @AskNationwide]

Psst, pass it on teachers. Register your school today for The Big Anti-Bullying Assembly on 3 October. #AntiBullyingAssembly

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We have lift off! Y9 students exploring aerodynamics, pressure, and how to cool off in this heatwave!

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Science hacks… keeping the faculty cool 😎

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Blue poison dart frog

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Chester Zoo

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Chester Zoo

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Y12 trip to Chester Zoo

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Purple genie… reactions of metals and halogens Y12 Chemistry

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Y12 biology students checking out the gross anatomy of the ❤️

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This week in STEM club we made catapults. The girls were literally meeting our BVGA characteristic ‘aim high’!
Well done Aiza for getting her ball the highest and Inayah for getting hers the furthest!

[UN Women @UN_Women]

#WomenInScience are still underrepresented and struggle to get recognition for their achievements.

On 11 February, take a stand with UNESCO and UN Women to end gender bias that holds girls back from pursuing a career in #STEM!

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Year 12 scientists leading from the front. This is their fourth collaborative study session. Delivered by students, for students.

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An example of the blue bottle redox reaction… prepared by our Y12 chemists

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More transition metal ion chemistry with A Level Chemistry.

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Wacky racers? No! its just our year 7 stem students looking into balloon powered cars. We learnt that an inflated balloon stores compressed air and stretched rubber stores potential energy that is turned into kinetic energy which moves the car when the air is let out.

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Do you want to hear a joke about a balloon? Too late it just got away from me...