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More than 500 girls gather for athletics excellence at Lea Valley event
On Thursday 18th January, Mulberry Stepney Green organised and competed in the Girls Indoor Simmonds Cup at the Lea Valley Indoor Athletics Centre. This event brought together 15 top athletics schools from across London.
We take immense pride in our young female athletes, competing alongside more than 500 girls to showcase their talent among some of London’s finest athletes.
Sir Lewis Hamilton’s inspiring Mulberry STEM Academy visit
Work experience at NBC Universal Studios
Our A Level students had a marvellous three-day work experience opportunity at NBC Universal Studios in London.
Ms Maharaj accompanied the students on the first day with the media conglomerate during our recent teacher’s week. The students had an invaluable experience over the three days, with lectures and workshops from all departments including finance and business insight, marketing and advertising, research and creative teams.
Aspiring Futures Society fuels Year 12 applications
The successful launch of the Year 12 Early Entry Programme — the Aspiring Futures Society — has seen a record number of students in Year 12 applying for a range of outreach programmes with top universities.
A total of 35 students have applied across 18 different programmes including: K+ with Kings College, Target Medicine with UCL, Pathways with Bath, Imperial, Queen Mary and LSE, STEM programmes with Imperial, STEM Smart with Cambridge and many more.
Several students have already successfully secured places on these prestigious programmes. Seven have been accepted onto the Bridge the Gap programme with Queen Mary University and a further three students have secured a place on the STEM Smart Programme with the University of Cambridge. We look forward to hearing about more success as the applications close and students receive their offers of places on the programmes.
Students create 3D food masterpieces
Year 8 Art students have been exploring art inspired by food.
After lots of drawings and paintings of real cakes in lessons, the students responded to the artwork of artists Wayne Thiebaud and Claes Oldenburg with amazing 3D homework sculptures.
Students have created structures using paper, card, paint, fabric and recycled materials in their own time. Some students attended the weekly Art Club to put the finishing touches to their impressive work. We are very proud of their work and look forward to seeing what creative outcomes they produce in the future.