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| 23 Jan 2026 | |
| The Studio School News |
Ahmed not only showcased his remarkable musical talent but also spoke to students about his home country and the rich heritage of traditional Arabic music, bringing language and culture to life beyond the classroom.
Ignite students had a lesson on the importance of honey in Arabic cuisine and culture, including looking at bees and pollen in the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), and another lesson exploring the spices used in Arabic cookery by research and by observation in the SEM and light microscopes
Wider Curriculum students in the “Inspiring Nature” class have been thinking about the evolution of the peppered moth, camouflage and variation within… More...
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...
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...
Well done to Alex on a brilliant performance at the Merseyside Schools Cross Country race. Alex finished first in the year 7 boys category, deliverin… More...
As part of their European Day of Languages celebrations, NLA students visited Four Oaks Primary School to deliver Spanish activities. More...
Tom Highton, Specialist Management Practitioner and Y3 Project Manager of North West Football Beyond Borders took NLA year 10 student Elliott, to the … More...
