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Year 7 have recently been looking at storyboards, but putting a Lego twist to it. Fergus in Year 7 has created a fantastic and fitting storyboard to thank our NHS! Well done Fergus – Miss Brittain
As part of the Cirque d’Alsager project, 7X/F3 have been describing their daily routine as a member of the circus. Bon travail !
A Poem for 7LTa by Form Tutor Ms Taylor
Year 8 French were given the task of creating a cartoon character as part of their project about Asterix & Obelix. Bon travail la classe!
The Cirque d’Alsager is on the road, touring a range of French-speaking countries. There’s a crew of 5 putting up and taking down ‘the big top’. To help them know the layout, Ben in Y7 created this wonderful 3D model, showing where everything goes. Miss Howlett is very impressed! Bon travail, Ben
A fantastic Buddha image by Nevinka for History home learning. Well done.
More great ‘Twelfth Night’ work from Miss Ahmed’s class – well done to you both!
A fantastic piece of work from Louis D in Year 7 with his minifigure Lego project. Well done Louis – Miss Brittain
Well done to Alfie G in year 7 for drawing a fantastic Lego mini figure based off Doctor Who, and a brilliant character profile to go with it. Great work Alfie – Miss Brittain
Miss Ahmed’s year 7 class are studying Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’ and were asked to create the set for a key part of the play. Ava B has done a fantastic job!
Great to see the start of Keystage 3 pizza practical lesson photo starting to be handed in. Well done Ben to be the first.
From home grown to pizza on a plate, amazing effort Emily.
Well done Isobel B on making a cake representing the different layers of the Earth. – Miss Brooks thinks your creative world structure looks yummy.
Year 7, getting creative while doing questions on Hinduism, well done!
Be proud, accept others- Drawn by Nevinka
Miss Taylor is delighted to share Emily’s flip book she made as part of her Psychology task of make a creative and visual representation of synaptic transmission – well done Emily!
A brilliant example of year 7, completing ‘Grand De-Shrines’ Puja Hindu worship project. This year 7 has build their own ‘shine’ of things that are important to them in their life.
Year 7 students have been learning about some of great composers of classical music. Sophie has created an informative and eye-catching poster on Modest Mussorgsky – Miss Waterhouse is very impressed!
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Year 7 are coming to the end of their Michael Landy project. Jess J in Year 7 has produced three fantastic Michael Landy inspired drawings of her favourite objects. Well done Jess – Miss Brittain.
Lots of our students have been missing their favorite fast food restaurant so after studying their nutriental value, we asked them to make a healthier option. Sam C. was quick to make his dish.
Ben S. has been busy making a healthier option for his Happy meals. Well done for creating the box too.
Lacie has thought about how the fast food industry needs to cater for all and has served up gluten free burgers. Excellent presentation.
Tins to plate…. how do we serve up bake beans? What do we do with the Tins afterwards? Lacie has tried to be creative with her beans and dressed them in a glass. Well done Lacie.
Year 8 Computing were set the task to create a coded message in Ascii code for staff to translate, Keira combined her Computer Science task with Pride Month. Excellent work Keira.
Over half term Mrs Coxon asked year 12 Psychology students to research historical treatments in Psychology. Part of this was to investigate the reasons patients were admitted and how they were treated. As a final challenge they were asked to complete a modern design of a treatment centre and we had some fantastic responses.
Congratulations to Daniel, Reece and Maisie for completing our challenge – fantastic work, well done to you all!
Congratulations to Olivia for completing our half term challenge – she learnt how to bake and created her very first lemon meringue pie, followed by a lemon sponge cake. These two creation are based upon her favourite series of books. Lemony Snicket and the Series of Unfortunate Events. So ‘Lemony Snicket lemon pie!’ – well done Olivia, these look fabulous!
Miss Taylor thinks Kimberley did a great job on her year 7 Geography work, which was to investigate student’s global connections, by looking at their household items – well done Kimberley!
Samantha in year 12 did an excellent painting to represent the Humanistic Approach in Psychology, which was set as part of a ‘Make it in May Challenge’.
Well done Ellie (Year 7 ) for your Lego reminder: ‘Don’t forget to wash your hands’!
Year 12 chemists are embracing tackling tricky concepts remotely. Today they have built models to demonstrate a new form of stereoisomerism they are learning about, optical isomerism. Here are some of their isomeric non superimposable mirror image pairs. Mr Wiley is very impressed with their creativity with what they could find knocking about at home!
As part of their Spanglavision project, year 7 are researching Spanish speaking singers. Sra Brazier is really impressed with the level of detail and presentation of this piece from Fergus.
Mrs Walker has been very impressed with Nevinka’s country study of Japan- well done Nevinka!
Miss Robertson would like to thank her year 7 students for the fantastic book covers and blurbs she has received for Roald Dahl’s ‘Lamb to the Slaughter’. Keep up the good work!
Holly in Year 8 has been testing out her Solar over in the beautiful sunshine! Trying to melt her cheese on nachos! Brilliant effort Holly – Miss Brittain
As part of the year 9 Home learning tasks was to look at Japanese cuisine. Hannah has taken on the challenge to complete a practical and created Japanese Sushi. Absolutely stunning
As if you had any room, Hannah finished off her meal with an amazing chocolate dessert.
There seems to be a brownie bake off within Alsager School, as Brooke year 8, has put her skills to the test and presented these amazing treats. Well done Brooke.
Year 7 student, Amy P, has been recycling her old bed frame into a herb shelf for her Auntie’s garden.
Hector the big puppy helping Liv C in year 8 with science homework.
Roll up roll up for the fabulous French lion tamer created by Sophie in year 7 as part of the circus project. Well done Sophie
Jess in Year 7 has produced a fantastic research page all about Michael Landy for her Art project. Well done Jess! – Miss Brittain
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week… this year focuses on kindness… Here is a daily challenge for you all!
Year 8 have started a new unit called Doctors and Diseases and were tasked with creating a story board showing how immune systems fight pathogens. Mr Wiley thought Peter’s work was particularly good – well done Peter!
Year 8 French are completing a project about the French love of BD (Comics). Finn has created his own comic strip inspired by current events.
Miss Ahmed is delighted with Ben’s work from her year 9 Core Enrichment class – well done Ben!
Some fantastic work from Edison in year 7 showing the Hindu creation story.
Year 9 & 10 Business pupils were studying the effects of big businesses using palm oil and the effects of this. Here are a selection of some of their posters.
A fabulous study of the effects of Palm Oil by Charly in Year 10
9 & 10 Palm Oil posters
Nevinka in Year 8 has completed her colouring of our new SPIRIT logo
Congratulations to Ellie in Y7, who won the competition for my Y7 classes to prove ‘Flat Earthers’ wrong. Well done to all that entered, the critical thinking and evidence based arguments were great.
Fabulous VE day work from Owen in year 7 – well done!
Fender the cat hard at work
Here is some great RE work from Amelia in year 7. Their task was to do a storyboard about how Ganesha got his head. Good job!
This work by Eti shows great effort. The class had to create a storyboard about how Ganesha got his head. Well done!
VE day baking from Cameron P
A new SPIRIT logo to say thank you to our key workers
Dylan, in year 7, has been enjoying his History project – this work looks fantastic, well done Dylan!
Congratulations to all our Stars from Afar
Wow then Hannah finishes off tea with an old favourite, Banana Bread. I love mine toasted with a bit of butter. How do you like yours?
Home cooking with traditional british foods is demonstrated by Hannah in year 9 with her delicious family stew. well done hannah i am sure this was a treat for the whole family.
George in Year 10 has made a lotus cheesecake. I am sure you will all agree, it looks delicious, well done!
Sophie has been busy making lots of yummy food recently including these lovely scones. Well done, I bet they were really tasty
Ben has written a brilliant crime story
Ayah in year 7 created her own crime scene and story. Miss Smith is very impressed, well done!
Ami made cheese and potato dumplings – a wartime recipe. Well done!Aiden had a fantastic VE day party
Rex made cheese and potato dumplings
Charlie prepared a lovely celebratory tea
Fergus C decorated his garden for the celebrations
Lucy O made a homemade tablecloth for her VE day street party
Aiden had a fantastic VE day party
VE Day ration scones from Sam P
Skyela helped make all the decorations and food for her family VE day afternoon tea – well done, it looks fab!
Isobel in year 9 enjoyed the sunshine and celebrations with her family.
Sophie in year 7 with her homemade fabric bunting sewn from old clothes, paper bunting she made and her Union Jack cake. All made by herself, although her younger sister helped with the bunting – well done to you both!
Emily had a fab day on Friday with her family and neighbours. She made the invitation, did the bunting, organised a family game and made cakes with her family. The balloon was biodegradable which she was chuffed with as amazing for the environment. Well done Emily!
Daniel created this homemade bunting.The family were remembering his great grandfather, Sam White, who was a grenadier guard in WW2 who survived the war with shrapnel in his knee, but always told everyone he slipped on a banana skin!
Mrs Barwick made some red, white and blue cupcakes for her celebratory afternoon tea.
Fabulous cakes from Ethan in year 7 – well done!
Some more fabulous VE Day photos from yesterday
Year 7, Isobel, did some baking for her VE Day afternoon tea. She tried some wartime recipes like eggless chocolate cake and carrot scones. She said they were actually quite nice!
Mrs Rawlins enjoyed afternoon tea with her neighbours – social distancing.
Brilliant poster from Matthew in year 7 – well done!
Emily, in year 7, had a fantastic VE party – you look fab!
Mrs Platt had afternoon tea with her neighbour who served in WW2 where he told them stories about the troops that became his family.
Mrs Stancliffe and Mrs Acir enjoyed their street parties!
Kristen in year 9 created this fabulous WWII inspired hair and makeup, well done!
Our Head Boy, Shay, enjoyed his street party!
Lovely VE painting from Caitlin in year 7
Anya in year 7 ready for her celebration tea.
Mrs Mitchell’s bake ready for her celebrations:
Mrs Brazier remembered her father yesterday. He was a tank driver in World War 2 and this was the route he took from D-Day to VE Day. He inspired her love of languages and travel.
Brilliant bunting design by Nevinka – well done!
Great cake made by a student in 8JAM – well done!
Ruby in yr 7 baked scones with her sister & made union jack placemats & flags ready for afternoon tea with cucumber sandwiches for their social distancing street party.
Miss Baskerville has made a VE cake to celebrate this special day – please remember to send us your photos of any activities that have been done to recognise this day.
Evan from 7JSM has been busy making a special Afternoon Tea for his family to celebrate VE day.
These are Ruby’s 7 EME Emergency brownies from nigella. They look so amazing and thinking you might like to try them too for your VE afternoon tea? https://www.nigella.com/recipes/emergency-browniesMore social distancing adverts for major brands from year 9 & 10 business pupils. Well done to all who sent in adverts this week!Year 8 have been looking at Energy resources – well done to Olivia for making a superb solar oven! ~ Miss Brittain
Tia has created a really light victoria sponge and decorated it with “must have” kitchen tools…. edible pens. Me and Mrs Smith will have to try and get some of these in for school. Thank you Tia
Max from 7EME has tried a nutella cookies today. He has worked so hard in the kitchen over the last few weeks. If anyone has made these and were a great success please share the recipe.
Year 8 German are designing their own restaurant. Frau Brazier is impressed with the thought demonstrated by Olivia and Megan.Some more excellent social distancing adverts from Mrs Hollins-Wrights year 9 and 10 Business pupils. Well done everyone!
Mrs Brazier is not sure if Walter dog is here to observe or assist, either way he is not up to the job!
Year 9 have been looking at the future of our tropical rainforests. Mrs Walker was impressed with Sam’s finished project – well done Sam!
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For her Computing Challenge Nevinka in Year 8 has written a coded message in Ascii Binary code for Mrs Hollins-Wright to decode. Well done, excellent coded message and very true.
Mrs Hollins-Wright challenged year 9 and 10 business pupils to come up with a social distancing advert for a major brand of their choice, these are a selection of the excellent adverts sent today.
Mr Hodgkinson is setting this Geography teaser:
“Global warming is likely to increase volcanic activity in the coming years. Why is this?”
Freddie in year 8 has designed his phone of the future “around holograms as they are likely to become the norm and 6g is most likely already in development. This can be used for playing games like a normal phone and can also be used for work and can store large files as it has a 3 TB capacity”.
Well done Freddie!
Lara has created a fantastic design for a phone of the future supported by a very detailed write-up in which she explained the functions and features that make it stand out: It can be worn like a watch and then extended to phone size, the strap is removable, the advanced camera settings, colours and holographic projector. Very well done Lara G.
Miss Howlett asked her Y7 class to draw or make a 3D version of a farm to practise animals in French. Amy created this amazing model of her farm. Very impressive!
Mrs Terry’s Maths challenge:
How many small cubes are needed to complete the larger cube?
Alsager Schools WOW (WB 4/5/20)- How far will you go? Have a go at the exercises and lets see where your virtual travels take you! Enjoy the challenge, this week set by Miss Taylor
All this chocolate and strawberry cake is missing is a bit of cream and it will feel like spring with a lovely cup of tea to finish it off. Well doe Lilly it has been presented like a pro.
Keeping going with food technology, a chocolate fudge cake! By Malachy Year 7
Nathan in Year 12 has been doing some grape experiments with his scientist Mum
Congratulations to our Science Stars for this week!Beth in year 10 has been busy creating this fantastic drawing to commemorate the 7th anniversary of VE DayA great project from Courtney in year 9 looking at the challenges our rainforests face in the future and the degree of optimism we can have about their future.
Year 7 EME are full of talent and are having a bit of a lockdown bake off….. I am thinking this one is definitely a show stopper.
Looks like the family thought the same as half of it has gone before I could say well done Ruby.
Wow pasta salad cooked and adapted for the two sisters. Showing great knife skills and using the hob. Well done Ellie- MayRose has made some beautiful hot cross buns, really showing off her skills! Well done!Harvey in year 7 has been busy baking chocolate cake this week keeping up his food practical skills during lockdown.Lucas has used Minecraft to create his 3D structure.Mr Harbour is delighted with the 3D modelling work year 8 student George has completed.
Sra Brazier set her year 7 classes the challenge of researching El Día de Sant Jordi in Barcelona. Here are some great examples of the work they produced after doing so.
If you want to practice your French and your cookery skills at the same time, you could make these delicious sable biscuits.
This is a seed that Sam in year 7 found in his garden. He has decided to plant it for Earth Day and can’t wait to see what it grows into.
Mrs Terry’s Maths Challenge: Can you work out what the question mark is?
I have recreated Campbell can and colored it in in the style of pop art.
Here’s what the students in school made today, a rainbow for the NHSElla in year 7 has made these delicious French Crêpes for her family. I am sure they enjoyed them.A fantastic plant drawing inspired by Michael Landy from Ella in Year 7. Well done Ella – Miss Brittain7EME bake off entry is Tia’s Tarts made from a biscuit base and homemade caramel in the middle topped with strawberry and homemade cream.Rex hasn’t stopped his practical food skills, as he is working through the recipe list given to him at the start of his food rotation. Here is his fantastic Oaty cookies.
There were lots of students creating amazing artwork, yummy vegetarian recipes and measuring air pollution #geographersathome
Miss Brooks was very impressed with the year 7 students who took part in celebrating Earth Day last week!
Brooke on the way to make an amazing tea for the family. If these two girls dont have their own food programme in the future …. “I will eat my hat”
Tia year 8 in competition with her sister to create yet another stunning tea for the family.
Isabel in 7 EME is has done her form proud will the first entry of the forms bake off. …. if only we could could have a slice! well done Isabel.
Allana & Fraya in years 8&7 made a board game called Quarantine Quest.Allana & Fraya in years 8&7 made afternoon tea baking various cakes and sandwiches. They gave some to their neighbours too (socially distancing).This week geography classes were set a series of challenges to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day.
This is a meat free meal cooked and eaten by Oliver in yr 7. Well.done it looks amazing!Mrs Terry’s Maths Challenge: Solution to be posted on Tuesday!
Fabulous Art work sent to Mrs Jennings from Rudy in year 8 – portrait of Billie Eilish – brilliant Rudy!
Yesterday the SPIRIT lesson focused on kindness. One task was to design a thank you NHS t-shirt. Miss Edwards was inundated with emails from the students showcasing their designs (86 designs overall), she’s looked through them all and chosen 20 to share with you.
Well done Ella! She has been busy making scrub bags and headbands as part of the Alsager hub of ‘Scrubs for Stoke’.Nancy in year 7 wanted to share her eggcelent creation – Eggie the Eagle from the movie known for his skiing jumps.A close up flower drawing using only 1 colour of pen. I am very happy with the way this turned out, I haven’t tried this technique before. Arran year 7Jack has been making PPE headbands for NHS workers.Emily in Year 8 combined her imagination and her French skills to create this colourful alien.One of our talented Year 8 Germanists has completed the task of finding a painting by a foreign artist and drawing an interpretation. Miss Howlett is very impressed. Gut gemacht!Matthew in Year 8 made these delicious looking pretzels. I am sure his family enjoyed them
Holly in year 7 has been getting creative in the kitchen. She made Spanish chicken with potatoes and lemon and chocolate and olive truffles. ¡Que rico!
Max yr7 made his family weekly pasta sauce. An Italian recipe passed down from his nonna and nonno. Mince beef, celery, onion, beef stock pinch of bicarcarb, 3 tins of tomatoes. Super Tasty!! Gustoso.
Before Easter, Mrs Kelly asked her year 7 classes to choose one of the poems they had studied in class and create a visual representation of; the poem, a line from the poem or a character/persona from the poem. She is absolutely delighted, some of the responses were brilliant!
Ms Coxon is delighted with the work Polly in year 8 has submitted – year 8 were asked to design their own ecosystem and some of the animals that live there. We have been sent this great photo – do you have any extreme reading photos to share? Please send to lrc@alsagerschool.org
Mr Hodgkinson is delighted with the excellent project work he has received – well done Laurence & Cerenna!
Science Easter Fun Activities – Mrs Tucker loves Jess’s photo!Emily in Y7 did some baking. She made a French ‘tarte au chocolat’ and said it tasted amazing! We think it looks delicious too. Bon Appétit !!
Ellie in year 7 has taken 2 fabulous photos – well done Ellie!Mr Ramsey congratulates yr 7 student, Emily. She was asked to make a biography of a historical figure, which she did, and then she went one step extra and created a short story about a time traveller. Mrs Terry’s Maths Challenge, number 3: Can you work out what the question mark is? (it may not be as straightforward as you think!)
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Inspired by Pablo Picasso’s simplified line drawings Miss Salt has created line drawings of both Picasso and one of her favourite artists, Frida KahloEmily in Y7 has completed her own sketchbook challenge, she firstly researched into the artist “Linda Woolford” practised her sketching and then watercolour painting. Well done Emily, fantastic work!
I just want to make sure that everyone stays together and stays strong in this hard time. This artwork is meant to show unity, I have received some compliments from peers, Jack from Year 10
This is also another one of my art pieces, you can chose which one of the two is the best!
For my Alsager Still in Action I learnt how to do a backflip. Started of with a tutorial of YouTube and then finally moved to the crash mats and then the grass! Will be showing this off in PE.
Here is my entrance for the Mrs Jennings photo challenge, this one is a picture taken straight from my garden from Michael, Photography student, love to inspire some other students.
Mrs Rawlins introducing ‘Egg’ Sheeran! So much opportunity to enjoy music right now. “Music is the shorthand of emotion”Managed to finish of this egg art today, took some time but used a mixture of black, purple and blue. I then flicked the white paint onto it to make it look like the nights sky. Ryan Year 12If you are Vegan or don’t have eggs to decorate you may like to try this. These are the stones my daughter and I painted in the Mandala style, which is an ancient Peruvian tradition. Mrs Cleaver“Ford GT marker drawing. This took me 5 hours to do, and I’m very happy with the result.” Arran Year 7Our sixth form council wanted to continue to share our message of kindness and togetherness. 🌟
Students have been enjoying potting up runner beans and broad beans with Miss Hennessy-Jones and Miss Taylor. It’s BEAN a lovely day! 🙂 We be-leaf in you! #alsagerstillatworkDay 2 of the ADT sketchbook challenge and Miss Salt has been inspired by the colourway used in Andy Warhol’s famous Marilyn Monroe screen print. Replacing the famous Campbell soup tin for Heinz Beanz.
More eggs for our challenge, well done Skyela & Tom!
TLC are pleased that the Lego Challenge is still keeping our students busy during the Easter holidays. Well done Olivia in Year 7, your fairground rides look fab!
Landscapes from your window (or out on your daily exercise)” inspired by the drawings and paintings by Claude Monet 🎨
Enjoy and I’m looking forward to seeing your fabulous work so start sending your pictures in!
Miss Smith and the English department have created a “Egg-cellent” Easter activity for all year groups to use over the Easter holidays! All activities are optional.
This is Megg. Short for Minion Egg. His outfit is painted metallic minerva blue, and his goggles are painted with 30 year old enamel paint from my dad’s airfix kit box. By Arran Year 7
Heads of College Ensemble!
An Egg-cellent from Ava!
This week’s solution to Mrs Terry’s Maths ChallengeOur science stars for week 2
Ella year 7 has been busy baking for family and friends. So impressed with her baking skills.
Look at these amazing Lemon and Jam Curd Tarts that isabel year 7 has sent in. Amazing pastry glaze.
This afternoon, Miss Salt has emailed all Y7, 8 & 9 pupils with an ADT Easter Sketchbook Challenge. Miss Salt will upload her examples to the “Alsager Still at Work” blog throughout the Easter break to support you and if you are taking part, she encourages you to share you work too..Enjoy!
Well done to year 7 student, Olivia, who has dedicated her creation to her Nanna who is a nurse – well done Olivia!
Year 7 student, Isobel, is asking: “Can you tell who it is?”
Tourist leaflet for the Golden Temple by ArchieAnother eggcellent entry for our challenge – the NHS eggs are from Ruby in year 7Another amazing culinary creation by one of our Y7 Spanish students! ¡ Bien hecho! Dylan. Las tapas parecen deliciosas.
Great work on the Three Refuges and a Buddhist Guide to Happiness from Freya and Scarlett in Year 8
Great work on the Three Refuges and a Buddhist Guide to Happiness from Freya and Scarlett in Year 8
The Challenge – to make a summary page using less than 25 words: Here is an Outstanding example from Ruby in Year 7
Ellie in Year 7 has been busy researching French recipes and chose to make these French lemon biscuits which look delicious.
New series of Eggwars starring Chewcracker, Master Yolkda and Han Shelo.
Miss Taylor is impressed with Eti’s ‘Design your own country’ competition and can see that he has incorporated map symbols, which he learned about during the ‘Mapping Madness’ topic last last term.
A Level Psychology Teacher, Miss Taylor had a cracking time creating the father of Psychoanalysis, ‘Sigmund Fried’!
Excellent and skilful drawing by Sophie in year 7. Basing her experimental drawing off the artist Michael Landy. Well done Sophie! ~ Miss Brittain
A fractal is a complicated pattern in maths built from simple repeated shapes that are reduced in size every time they are repeated. There are lots of fractals in nature, including clouds and the bark of trees. I wonder if you can find any fractals in your home or garden?
Alsager Workout of the Week 2 is here! Enjoy the challenge and keep active!! Stay safe!!
Alsager Workout of the Week 2 is here! Enjoy the challenge and keep active!! Stay safe!!Thank you NHS – Doctor Yolkstein, Nurse Shelly & Patient Humpty
Miss Howlett’s cat is overseeing all work taking place today – he’s a very harsh critic!
La paella de Eliza – ¡riquísimo!
Maths Challenge week 2: Can you complete Mrs Terry’s Sudoku puzzle?
Psychology and Criminology students enjoyed taking part in ‘The Forensic Experience’ live on Saturday morning and got a special mention and praise from Hayley Scott, a former CSI.
Quote of the day from the RE departmentLauren being helped with her electrolysis work by Loki
Remembering to practice good hygiene during revision/ work.
Remembering to practice good hygiene during revision/ work.
Music ILA in the sunshine with my little sister.
Here’s the solution to Mrs Terry’s Math’s ‘spot the mistake’ challenge from Monday. Watch this space for more Maths puzzles!
11DCX have been asked to email in their answer to the question ‘If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be?’ Some answers include I’m Gonna Be by The Proclaimers, Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond and Aeroplanes by B.O.B. An interesting and varied playlist so far!
Miss Holton has decided to create an African inspired egg (or yai in Swahili) because her father is from Tanzania. What do you call an egg who likes to go on Safari? ….. An Eggsplorer
A RE-ally good team RE meeting this morning with Mrs Skingle, Mrs Mitchell, Ms Hennessy-Jones and Miss Holton.
First Entry to – Alsager School Eggcellent Challenge “Fried Fregg”
Excellent work on a Sikh wedding from Olivia year 7. Well done!
Mrs Skingle is multi-tasking whilst marking A level essays #alsagerstillatworkOne of the tasks for language students is to research a foreign artist and create your own artwork inspired by them. Mrs Brazier loved receiving Jasmine’s Picasso inspired artwork.
Trying to teach an old dog new tricks
Even Mrs Rawlins’ dog Lily is planning her day with periods of work at a desk and relaxation and exercise on a daily timetable.
Photography Challenge entry captured by Matthew Shirley
Our ‘Alsager Still at Work’ Gallery
The History Department have been missing each other, so we caught up on a group chat to discuss who was the greatest Briton. Why not make contact with friends and family and try it yourself!“Budding Geographers,
Mrs King has her Chief Canine Mathematician overlooking the work she sends her year 11s and 8s this morning. Strict orders being given!
Thoughtful Thursday with 9LHN – take a look at an inspirational quote, what does this mean to you? Also we can see what was going on this week in history!
Mrs Preston from TLC has students having fun with the 30 day Lego Challenge and has already had a photo of Matthew’s roller coaster.
