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Unleashing the Joy of Reading: Highlights from Our World Book Day 2025 Quiz

In honour of World Book Day 2025, our staff members organised a fun book quiz that got students excited and sparked lively conversations about their favourite books and characters during tutor time.

The atmosphere was full of energy as students happily showed off their knowledge, enjoyed friendly competition, and shared insights about the stories they love. This event not only celebrated the joy of reading but also highlighted how it connects us through different genres and themes.

As students took part, many shared how the discussions made them more excited about reading, showing how important it is to encourage a love for books in our school. World Book Day is a celebration of books and the diverse voices that add richness to our lives. It reminds us that reading has benefits beyond school; it helps build empathy and creativity.

The success of our book quiz shows that promoting literacy should be a continuous effort. We want to keep this enthusiasm going throughout the school year, encouraging students to explore various literary worlds and discover the power of stories.

Let’s celebrate the magic of books every day and inspire future generations of readers!

 

 

A Voice for Change: Celebrating Our Speaker at the Regional Finals Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge

We are thrilled to share that Faiza Khatun recently represented Mulberry Stepney Green School at the Jack Petchey Speak Out Challenge Regional Final on Thursday, February 27, 2025.

With an inspiring speech, Faiza encouraged her peers to persevere and aim for success. Her passion and dedication were truly commendable, and she represented our school exceptionally well.

We are incredibly proud of her achievement and look forward to seeing what she accomplishes next! Well done, Faiza!

STEM in Motion: A Day at the F1 Exhibition for Our STEM Year 10 and Year 12 Students

On Wednesday 26th February, our Year 10 and 12 STEM Academy students visited the F1 Exhibition at ExCeL London. The exhibition provided a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the world of Formula 1, offering students a chance to explore the cutting-edge technology, engineering, and innovation that drives the sport. With interactive displays, immersive experiences, and real-life F1 cars, the visit deepened their understanding of STEM subjects in a real-world context.

It was an inspiring day that sparked curiosity and excitement for future careers in STEM!

 
 

F1 Arcade Adventure: A Day of Thrills for Our Sports Society

Recently, seven students from our Sports Society had an exhilarating day at the F1 Arcade, organized by Mulberry Schools. This exciting trip allowed our students to put their driving skills to the test on state-of-the-art F1 simulators, bringing the thrill of the racetrack to life.

 

Two of our students emerged as the top drivers of the day, leading their team to victory as members of the winning Mercedes squad. Their impressive performances highlighted the spirit of teamwork and competition within our group.

 

Congratulations to everyone who participated in this unforgettable experience! It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to learn, compete, and have fun. We look forward to more adventures in the future!

 

Teamwork Triumphs: Celebrating Participation in the Primary Tournament

On Monday, 10th February, we had the privilege of hosting a Primary Football Tournament, which saw the participation of five local schools. The schools involved were John Scurr, Manorfield, Arnhem Wharf, Cubitt Town, and Bluegate Primary School.

The tournament followed a round-robin format, with the top two teams advancing to the final. Cubitt Town and Manorfield secured the top two positions, and in an exceptionally competitive match, Manorfield emerged as the winners of the tournament.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the schools for their enthusiastic participation and support in making the event a success.

 

Wishing Our Students Success in the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge!

As the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge approaches, we want to take a moment to extend our heartfelt wishes to our Year 8, 9, 10, and 11 students. Your dedication and hard work leading up to this significant event do not go unnoticed.

Math can be a challenging subject, but your commitment to mastering its concepts and problems has been commendable. The Intermediate Maths Challenge is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your skills, and we are confident that you will rise to the occasion.

Remember, this challenge is not just about competition; it’s about learning, growing, and embracing new experiences. Regardless of the outcome, we are proud of your efforts and are excited to see how you shine. Good luck, and go conquer those numbers!