The Olympics, the Co-curriculum and #blunity
Dean of Co-curriculum, Ms Maggi Gunn, considers world-class performance, the penchant for participation in myriad co-curricular opportunities, and the flexibility enabled by school spirit and #blunity.
Theatre-making: ‘not magic but work, my friends’.
Ms Joanne Martin, Head of Drama, examines the work that goes into creating a powerful piece of theatre and highlights the skills developed through the study of Drama.
To boldly go where no [wo]man has gone before . . .
Dr Sally Stephens, Director of Science, examines the portrayal of female STEM experts in popular culture, and how this impacts on viewers’ perceptions of females working in STEM disciplines.
Hi, Anxiety!
Ms Tennille Cummings, Dean of Academic Administration, investigates how we can reframe our fear and anxiety and turn new or different situations into positive and powerful experiences.