Attention: You are using an outdated browser, device or you do not have the latest version of JavaScript downloaded and so this website may not work as expected. Please download the latest software or switch device to avoid further issues.

News > The Studio School News > Crime Day

Crime Day

This week our Year 10 and 12 Social Science students had the privilege of attending a talk on Forensics and Criminal Profiling from the very prestigious (and famous) Professor Craig Jackson.
Crime Day
Crime Day

This closely linked to units being studied at A level. Visiting Year 10 students from Meols Cop School were then invited to visit a ‘Crime Scene’ in the Social Science Department, where they were given the opportunity to visit a crime scene, view the forensic evidence, listen to a 999 call and interrogate suspects. The objective was to discover who committed the crime based on the evidence.  It was a great day and enjoyed by all.

Similar stories

Year 10 Students Explore Butterfly Morphology

Wider Curriculum students in the “Inspiring Nature” class have been thinking about the evolution of the peppered moth, camouflage and variation within… More...

MFL Students Inspired at Etihad Stadium Languages Conference

Modern Foreign Languages students enjoyed an inspiring trip to the Etihad Stadium in Manchester to attend the More than Words: Languages for the Futur… More...

Designing the Future: Year 12 Tech Students Partner with Kyndryl

Year 12 T-Level and Computer Science students enjoyed an insightful day with Kyndryl, gaining a valuable look into one of the world’s leading technolo… More...

Most read

Brain Dissections

As part of their Biopsychology unit, Year 13 students put on their lab coats to inspect mammalian brains first hand. More...

Cleared For Take Off

The Royal Air Force Air Cadets (RAFAC) program at North Liverpool Academy offers students a unique pathway to develop core life skills, leadership, an… More...

Inspiring Futures at The International Microscopy Congress

In an inspiring start to the term, students from Year 12 and 13 attended The 21st International Microscopy Congress (IMC21). More...

Have your say

 
image

Follow us on Social