It was a pleasure to welcome many new MedSoc members. Thank you to Lula, Ben, Izzy and Malva for delivering presentations on their work experience. We also heard from Poppy and we wish her well as she embarks on Medicine at Oxford. Best wishes to all formers members.
IBSL undertaking practical work ‘Better milk For Cats’ using immobilised enzymes and investigating the rate of respiration using wax worms (actually larvae) to support learning of ‘Enzymes and Metabolism’
Many congratulations to all our polo players. Outstanding performance by Felsted 1st team against University of Cambridge and a draw against a strong Old Stortfordians team was a great result. Novice/beginners secured a win too. Thank you to @SilverLeysPolo
Felsted's first Giving Day has less than two hours of fundraising to go! ⏳Whatever you can give will be matched £ for £! ✨ Please donate to help young people unlock their potential and a bright future, who would not be able to attend Felsted without fully funded place.
Thank you to Dr Ben Thomas, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine and Anaesthesia, for his return visit to MedSoc, Medical ethics in practice was particularly thought provoking.
🔬✨We celebrated Felstedian Women in Science this #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience
From top-ranked OF Professor Lucilla Poston to Junior Phi Beta Kappa OF Izzy Hendricks. We're proud to be fostering a passion for STEM. Read more: https://t.co/JHQNefrMO1
#FelstedInspires
Felsted has been educating young women since 1970, and we're proud to have seen so many progress in Science, including OF Lucilla Poston (m70-72) - ranked a top scientist in the world! 🔬🧪⚛️ https://t.co/ASXVjexBv2
#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience#GrowWithFelsted https://t.co/SLF1TuMYVR
Many thanks to Rhiannon Barden who is in her fourth year at UEA, for her interesting and informative talk on Pharmacy. Hopefully it raised awareness of career opportunities beyond MDV.
Many thanks to Professor Lucilla Poston (OF and governor) for arranging the medical research insight day at both Guy’s and St Thomas’ campuses. Poppy, Eva and Grace fed back to MedSoc members on their experience.
Mock MMI this evening. One of our invigilators, Shirley, put her recent acting experience (Felsted panto!) to use in the ‘Breaking bad news’ role play station