Biology Club

September 29, 2026

Biology Club has enjoyed a fantastic start to the term, with students in Years 7 to 9 enthusiastically taking part in a range of hands-on activities. From growing mushrooms and cloning cauliflower plants to dissecting owl pellets, students have explored key biological concepts through practical investigation.

Members have also been busy maintaining the vegetable garden, planting winter crops and preparing beds for the colder months ahead. In addition, they have helped care for the department’s animals, including our terrapins, bearded dragon and saltwater aquarium.

The club continues to provide an excellent opportunity for students to develop practical scientific skills, nurture their curiosity about the natural world, and enjoy learning beyond the classroom. We look forward to another exciting year of discovery and exploration.

 

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