Year 8 Philosophy and Ethics
Students have been challenged through inspiring RE lessons with regard to the creation of the earth. They have been working on a task that illustrates the chances of all the elements required, in the right proportions, under perfect conditions, coming together to create our planet. Developing higher level thinking skills is essential to achieve outstanding results in the future and success in career pathways.
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| Preparing the elements ready to be loaded into the balloon. |
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| Further preparations being made. |
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| Preparing for the explosion |
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Assessing the outcome. In over 700 attempts all ten coloured pices of paper have only once ended up within the area of the cross.Sporting Success
Winston Churchill School competed in the 1st
Round of the English Schools Athletics competition at Epsom and Ewell Athletics
Track on Friday 16th May. Our Junior and Inter teams performed
extremely well all day with some exceptional performances from a number of
individuals. To name a few, Bomi Aderinola (Y9) ran the 100m’s in 11.2
seconds, Will Hur (Y10) threw the Discus 41.31metres, Naomi Ehigie (Y10)
threw the Shot 9.00metres, and Amy Braid (Y8) and Aimee Mattingley (Y7) both
ran the 100m’s in 13.7 seconds. Overall, our Junior Boys team finished in 2nd
place on 361 pts, the Junior Girls finished in joint 1st place on
267pts, the Inter Girls team finished in 2nd place on 292pts and our
inter Boys team finished in 4th place on 353pts. We are
eagerly awaiting to hear whether we have qualified for the next round!!
    
Eight of our extremely talented athletes have recently
been selected to represent the North West Surrey Athletics Team at the County
Championships on Saturday 14th June at Kingsmeadow Stadium.
Many congratulations and well done to Amy Braid, Bomi Aderinola, Aiden
Grainger, Barty Bodilly, Harvey Gillard, Naomi Ehigie, Spencer Darrington and
Will Hur! We look forward to seeing how they all get on!
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