What a fantastic start @Highclare senior students are making in science to this new academic year. Here are a few photos from Mrs Sahota's Upper Third dissection lesson! #Science#Biology#LearningIsFun
This is making the mainstream news today - and it is absolutely fascinating. We are possibly living through a seismic change in the way Physics explains our universe. #Physics#Amazing#Discovery
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@HighclareSchool Science dept wish all of our students a well-deserved holiday. You've all worked very hard. All of you will be dedicating time to valuable revision, but remember that Einstein's poignant message on 'Learning' is apt for ALL of us, not just you #highclare#science
@HighclareSchool The gardens at Highclare look fantastic all year round but we cannot wait for the Spring weather to truly burst out and show off the fantastic work you have all done! Well done all!
In our first ARK meeting, the students wanted to honour Miss Cassells for everything she does and for taking them to see the CBSO at the Symphony Hall this week. We decided to surprise her in her lesson this morning! Thank you Miss Cassells!!! #bekindalways#welovemusic
In KS4 science at Highclare, students study the importance of energy. They also scrutinise energy resources & just this week L5th Triple students examined nuclear fission & fusion; the same week as this amazing news...
#Highclare#Science#Physics#Energy https://t.co/LknRhqITrj
A Level physics requires hard work, dedication, thought and perseverance. Here are our Lower Sixth Physicists investigating the harmonics of a stationary wave. #Highclare#Science#Physics#Waves
Last week @HighclareSchool Upper Fifths practised the methodology for ecological studies ready for Spring bloom. They learnt how to use quadrats, transects and light-sensors as well as the process of avoiding bias through random placement. #Highclare#Science#Biology#Ecology
The brilliant Lower Sixth Chemists put theory into practice yesterday, investigating reaction kinetics in a precipitate reaction #Highclare#Science#Chemistry#ALevels
@JAY21564 Wow. Genuinely wow. Drake equation is a fun method for anyone to mathematically gauge the likeliness of extra-terrestrial life existing. Beautiful image here.
Upper Thirds investigated the effect of gases on the world around us. Pressure is a complicated concept at any age, but through observation and interpretation of data these students did outstandingly well #Highclare#Science#Chemistry#Physics
Today L4R investigated the energy content in a variety of food through the core principles of calorimetry. We were rather impressed with their scientific enquiry skills. Well done L4 #Highclare#Science#Chemistry#Physics#BeHealthy
U5, L5 and L4 have all been learning about current, potential difference and resistance to varying degrees of challenge. But ALL have and would find this brilliant e-lab useful in continuing practical science at home #Highclare#Science#Physics https://t.co/tYu7A6PnRa
Lower Fifth have been learning about Radioactive decay in their physics lessons and have been using dice to model the concept of half-lives. #Highclare#Science#Physics#Radioactive
It was great to host year 6’s from @Highclare_Wdfld and @Highclare_StP . Thanks for helping solve our “Flood in the lab”problem. We hope you enjoyed a chance to unwind following your morning of hard work. Remember though....science is ALL about the questions! #Science#Highclare
Lower Sixth concentrating hard whilst investigating enzyme controlled reactions. It’s amazing how simple methods can be used to collect quantitative results for phenomena as wonderfully complex as enzymes! Well done Asim, Ayisha, Danielle, Ismail, John, Megha and Scott