Congratulations to Mr Seal and the physics team following the presentation of the 2019 Teaching of Physics Award in London. Recognition of the great leadership of Science and the inspiring teaching in the faculty. Well done to all involved. #iopawards#inspiredteaching
@BeechenCliff 6th form Physics students visiting the amazing Jet Fusion nuclear facility learning about future energy production and career possibilities. #jetfusion
Absolutely amazing first Ogden Bath Partnership Science Fair today. Lovely array of fascinating and creative science projects from pupils at both Hayesfield and Beechen Cliff. Thanks to all involved and well done to the winners! @HGSBath@BeechenCliff@ogdentrust
Our year 8 boys put on a great Science fair this week, displaying their science investigations. Great range of titles chosen and lots of good science skills on display! @BeechenCliff
@beechencliff boys. Well done on a fantastic rocketry competition day building and flying chemical rockets and competing with @HGSBath and @OldfieldSchool. Well done to all involved!
Well done to all the fabulous state schools in BaNES for continuing to give so many of the region's young people opportunities to study at top universities.
Flight Lieutenant Kerry Bennett (@Kerry_StarPilot) best known from BBC series 'Astronauts: Do you have what it takes?' inspires @BeechenSixth students with themes of dream big, hard work and never giving up when things don't go to plan. Thank you Kerry.
Good luck to all MNSP students currently on their way down to Dartmoor to take part in the Ten Tors challenge this weekend #MNSP#TenTors#Dartmoor#MSNSixth
Despite last year’s “annus horribilis”, we are delighted that Beechen Cliff still has the confidence of so many parents. Year 7 1st choice applications are yet again significantly above the number of places available. For the Sixth Form – 340 applications for 230 places.
Did you come to Band's Night this year?
If not, here are some photos that may make you jealous that you missed out on a fantastic night showcasing some amazing young talent!
#Talented#Bands
@ProfBrianCox@ProfBrianCox I always wondered, given the galaxy is about 100,000ly across, if other intelligent and capable life produced radio waves, would it be possible to receive them here? Given the distances, would they be powerful enough? Would it be hard to “focus” the antenna on them?