Bloomsbury's Principal commended Upper Secondary students who had, in the considered opinion of their respective class teachers, produced the most impressive portfolios showcasing their experience, skills, talents, awards, interests and contributions to school life.
Year 11 students conducted an experiment to observe and measure the reproductive structure found in flowers. These included the male and female reproductive organs.
Year students 10 conducted an experiment to separate salt from sand. They used an appropriate solvent to dissolve the salt, leaving the insoluble sand behind.
Year 7 students are learning about the different categories of instruments and how these instruments are classified into certain groups. In the last lesson, they focused on the chordophone category of instruments. These are instruments that make sound by way of a vibrating string, and all of them share similar qualities.
Year 7 students conducted an experiment to determine how the solubility of solids in liquids changes with temperature.
On Friday, 2nd November 2018, Bloomsbury students began their trip to Bangkok with an early morning meet at Hatyai Airport. Once we'd all woken up everyone was very excited about the activities planned for the 2-day trip.
Year 8 students are currently learning about speed. They conducted an experiment to investigate the effect of changing the steepness of a ramp on the speed of a toy car.
The year 11 students set up experiments to observe the effects of reflection and refraction by using light rays.
