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Fri Jul 19

Newsletter July 2019

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july 2019

A huge congratulations to all students who have represented APS in any sporting event this year...

Mon Jul 15

Come and join us with the latest photos from our annual Y12 trip to CERN. The students had the opportunity to meet and ask key questions of CERN scientists whilst we visited the ATLAS site and the Super Conductor Test Facility. The students found it extremely valuable and it will enhance their curriculum knowledge by embedding them in a rich contextual experience.

We invite you to join us with what they saw thanks to our new 360 camera. Check out the gallery as we toured Lake Geneva, Mont-Saleve, and CERN! In addition there is a 360 video of the cloud chamber that they have in the CERN museum, we will use this as a teaching tool in lessons to allow students to view cosmic rays.

CERN 2019 #theta360 #theta360uk - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

Cern #theta360 #theta360uk - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

CERN 2019 #theta360 #theta360uk - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

CENR 2019 #theta360 #theta360uk - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

CERN 2019 #theta360 #theta360uk - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

Wed Jun 12

Jack Petchey Awards Ceremony 2019

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The ‘2019 Haringey Schools Jack Petchey Achievement Awards Presentation Evening’ took place on Monday 10th June 2019 at The Bernie Grants Arts Centre. It was a fantastic evening celebrating the achievements of students across the borough. The Jack Petchey Achievement Award is given to a pupil from each year who demonstrates enthusiasm and determination in lesson or outside of the classroom. They don't need to be the most academic, rather somebody who contributes positively to the school environment. There were 7 APS students from KS3,4 and 5 there to receive their awards.

Ms. Cannon was also present to receive her Jack Petchey Leader Award having been nominated by students at APS for her excellent teaching.

Congratulations to all the winners.

Thu May 23

Newsletter May 2019

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How does one judge a school? Surely not by its Year 7 students, as schools will not have had time to work their magic...