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| 21 Sep 2026 | |
| The Studio School News |
They collected data on variation between species but within the same superorder (Papilionoidea).
They used “butterfly rulers” 3D printed from the Natural History Museum outreach files to measure features on a number of different butterflies and observe these features using microscopes. Next lesson, students will be drawing conclusions from the data.
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...
Last week, our Year 11 students had a fantastic night celebrating at prom. 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...
Satellite engineers design, build, and look after satellites that are used for things like TV, internet, weather forecasting and space exploration. More...
As part of their European Day of Languages celebrations, NLA students visited Four Oaks Primary School to deliver Spanish activities. More...
