On 4 October our Lower 6th A Level and IB Art students joined a workshop to launch a project exploring the connections between Science and Art, hosted by Dr Alice Clark at the Wellcome Genome Campus, in Cambridge.
On 13 October the Cambridge Science Centre visited Dame B's to run a 'Destination Space' workshop with Year 4.
Our approach to learning prepares young people for a future in a digital world, where skills such as creativity and innovation will be crucial. Pupils in Years 3 and 4 recently had a glimpse of the future during their visit off-site to Eagle Labs innovation space in Cambridge.
On 12 October, our 6th Form Science Society welcomed Dr. Jean de La Verpilliere, Managing Director of Echion Technologies to learn more about his ground-breaking work to commercialise its lithium ion battery technology.
We are very fortunate to be located in Cambridge, with access to the unique learning opportunities that arise in a city that is a hub for some of the world's leading innovators, thinkers and change-makers. That's why Cambridge is our Campus.
Our rugby teams are enjoying a successful term so far.
Taking learning outside the classroom, to explore 'real-life' experience is part of our approach to learning. Year 6 recently enjoyed a fun, Victorian Values Experience at Audley End House, which gave them a unique and engaging insight into Victorian life.
On 8 October, five Dame B's pupils competed for the very first time in a Biathlon, held at St Felix School in Southwold.
On Wednesday 4th October 2017 Dame Bradbury's U11 girls football team took part in the USSP district tournament.
Congratulations go to Upper 6th student Anna and her trusty steed Casper who competed in the NSEA Elementary dressage (the top level of the day) regional qualifier at Keysoe on the 17 September.
Charlotte Helliar, a student in Year 11 was one of nine finalists in the Stem in Song competition which challenged girls aged 11 to 16 to write song lyrics about science.
Years 1 and 2 have enjoyed an interesting trip to Saffron Walden Museum. Along the way we followed our map and added features and road names as we went.
Our aim is not just to teach children to how read but to become confident and independent readers and writers!
The European Day of Languages is held on 26 September every year. It is organised jointly by the Council of Europe and the European Union to celebrate linguistic diversity in Europe and to promote language learning.
Across all our schools, developing a sense of social responsibility is integral to learning, and it is one of eight key skills that form the outer circle of our curriculum wheel. Thinking of others and supporting charity are part of this and this term began with six Foundation staff raising money for Alzheimer's Research UK.
Global outlook is an extremely important aspect of a Stephen Perse education and an initiative, such as our collaboration with GG (Goel Ganga) International School, makes it possible for young learners to appreciate the importance of being globally connected and of the ways in which this can be achieved.
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