Psychology and Biology Collaboration

June 21, 2019

Sixth Form psychologists, Tara Lawton, Jolie Slater and Edvards Trumpe carried out brain dissection on sheep’s brains for Year 7 and 8 pupils in Biology Club as part of a collaboration between the Biology and Psychology Departments.

It was a fascinating activity which gave the Martineau’s students an excellent taste of an A Level lesson. These Sixth Formers are some of the winners of the Bott Prize for Experimental Psychology for their skill in brain dissection, as well as reading the EEGs (brain scans).

Also in Academic

Trips

MAY 23, 2016

Year 10 students get to practise their French

On Thursday 19th May, a group of 19 Aldenham pupils from Year 10 left school for La Rochelle. This is an annual trip to various destinations in France to complement the studies of pupils working towards their GCSEs in French. The calm coastal resort, renowned for yachting, was the ideal setting to practise some conversational […]

Academic

JAN 16, 2018

Outstanding EPQ results

Congratulations to our Upper Sixth EPQ students on achieving outstanding grades, six months before their A Level examinations: 71% A* 86% A* – A 100% A* – C The Extended Project Qualification is worth half of an A Level and is highly valued by universities because it encourages the development of independent learning and research […]

Academic

FEB 7, 2017

Talk on the Protection of Wild Gorillas

Les Philosophes welcomed Ian Redmond OBE, the famed naturalist and animal preservation expert, to speak about the protection of wild gorillas. Mr Redmond, the chairman of the Gorilla Organisation, was joined by his colleague Jillian Miller, the organisation’s executive director, and spoke to the whole school during chapel followed by a deeper discussion in the […]