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| 4 Dec 2023 | |
| The Studio School News |
The students took on different roles in a murder trial, based on a real knife crime case in London in 2012. They acted out live in the courtroom while the session facilitator explained the nuances of the courtroom and what was to happen at each stage. The students were excellent and were fully immersed in the experience. They also had chance to meet law undergraduates who worked with each team to assist in the courtroom and answer any questions the students had about the law courses or university life.
The Business of Science Conference was held in Liverpool this year. At this conference, some of our students from our sixth form supported at the even… More...
Last week, Mairiella and Katie, two of our Studio School Creative students, spent four days of work experience at one of our partners Skyhook Games. More...
The annual dot-art Schools competition, a fantastic online initiative that culminates in a public exhibition, has once again highlighted the incredibl… More...
A talented Year 7 student from North Liverpool Academy has been recognised in an international maths competition involving thousands of young people f… More...
NLA students visited the Life Sciences UTC last week for a session using the scanning electron micrograph, learning to move samples, focus and adjust … More...
The Business of Science Conference was held in Liverpool this year. At this conference, some of our students from our sixth form supported at the even… More...
