Aylesford School Warwick is a forward thinking and exciting learning environment. All our fundamental principles centre on the teaching and learning experience with students at the core of our work.
A huge thank you to Octopus Energy for their support, and we can’t wait to see our students rocking these fresh new looks in their upcoming sports events!
We’re thrilled to announce that Ms. Maughan has secured a fantastic sponsorship from Octopus Energy to provide brand new sports kits for our school! The new kits were proudly modelled by Ms. Thomas, and they look absolutely amazing! pic.twitter.com/CUCQJB2DMa
Our Autumn term newsletter is available to read now on our website. This edition has fantastic school events, fundraising totals, many exciting extra-curricular trips and visits and as usual, it’s full of our brilliant students’ achievements! ✨🏆🎉https://t.co/R6e2r6TEXJ pic.twitter.com/S1rgCkzzUU
Helping Hands expressed their heartfelt gratitude for our community’s compassion and support. Together, we are making a difference!
Wishing everyone a warm and wonderful holiday season! ❤️
CommunitySpirit #HelpingHands#ChristmasHampers#Gratitude
We are incredibly grateful to our wonderful families for their generous donations towards our Christmas hampers for the homeless. Thanks to your kindness, we delivered 58 hampers to Helping Hands in Leamington Spa, bringing joy and support to those in need this festive season. pic.twitter.com/KdbEhyOkBP
The equipment will encourage our youngest learners to explore, experiment and engage with nature in exciting ways. This is all part of our commitment to the ENTHUSE Partnership, where we aim to inspire curiosity, foster scientific thinking and ignite a love for learning.
We are thrilled to announce that our Unicorn Class has received the Edina Trust Science Grant to purchase outdoor explorative play equipment! This amazing opportunity was secured by Miss Holyman with special thanks to Mrs. Meeson for her collaboration in making this happen. pic.twitter.com/J4TTREoAke
If you want to take part next year, you can start practising your skills now; head over to the Bebras website: https://t.co/cbJX4KJjnv#aylesfordambition
Mrs Badham entered 9 students into this year’s global Computational Thinking Competition, BEBRAS. The Bebras Challenge is organised by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and delivered in partnership with the University of Oxford and it introduces computational thinking to students. pic.twitter.com/NOf0HFqizR
Congratulations to: Bethan Loffman in Year 7, Lydia Phillips in Year 8, and Kian Harvey and Sophie Weston Walker in Year 10 whose designs are this year's winning entries. 👏🎄🎅 pic.twitter.com/kraFQsO0nM
After much deliberation, Mrs Scopes has chosen the winners for the school Christmas Card competition. Thank you to all students who entered as the quality was exceptional.
Our annual Christmas hamper competition did not disappoint! 🤩🎅🎄
Each year, we collect Christmas treats that are delivered to food banks in the local community.
Our tutor groups design and decorate their Christmas hamper and then present them for judging. pic.twitter.com/X2JZK6Qxg8
Thank you to all students who have entered the school Christmas card competition. As always the standard has been exceptionally high which will make judging a challenge. Winners will be announced soon. For now, here are the short-listed entries. #aylesfordambition#christmascards pic.twitter.com/ujaLLDKFzp
Our Year 12 scientists had a fantastic time at Science in Action at Warwick School for the Christmas special!🎄🔬 They were challenged to test their dexterity with some hands-on experiments and learned valuable skills for their scientific journey. #STEM#ScienceInAction pic.twitter.com/54e2OguRQ3
🎨🧪Colourful milk and magic? Nope, just this week’s STEM Club! Miss Holyman and the STEM Club have teamed up with Chilled Ed to explore science through dairy. We investigated how disrupting the fat in milk causes movement — and watched it in action with food colouring!🥛✨#STEM pic.twitter.com/pXFlSbcJcy
In Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland a volcano erupts leaving many people stranded. Tourists were evacuated from the Blue Lagoon and told to stay away for the foreseeable future. This is not the first time the volcano has erupted!
The geography department hopes you have enjoyed the winning tweets written by year 7s staying behind this week while others are on the residential. They have shown enthusiasm and great inquisition in learning about this current news event.
