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Sports Day Returns to BHGS

July 21, 2022/in General News, Home Page/by BHGS

Sports Day is back!!

On Friday 15th July, Years 7-9 and staff were able to participate in our first full Sports Day since 2019. The weather was predicted to be sunny ( a sign of what was to come over the following days….) and allowed an opportunity for pupils to show their talents across a full range of Athletics events. Heats had taken place a fortnight previously for the sprint track events and due to health and safety, full finals had already taken place for the javelin and discus competitions as well. The whole school was off timetable all day with many dressed in their House Colours to support pupils in their form and House. The music was readily supplied with our resident DJs Mr Lowrie and Ms Asante to get the crowd going in between the events which made it a loud and very energetic atmosphere. It was a fantastic opportunity for lots of pupils to get involved and make last ditch efforts to earn those vital House Points ahead of the announcement of the winning House in the last week of term.

After a tough day of competition in increasingly warm temperatures the final results were as follows –

Junior Relay Winners (Combined A and B team relay results in Years 7 and 8): 1st – 7 Parr (14 pts) 2nd – 8 Franklin (13 pts) and 3rd – 8 Austen (12 pts)

Senior Relay Winners (Combined A and B team relay results in Years 9 and 10); 1st – 9 Parr (18 pts), 2nd – 10 Franklin ( 15 pts), 3rd – 9 Seacole (14 pts).

Track Cup (Form from Years 7-10 with the most points in track events) 1st – 9 Parr (104 pts), 2nd – 10 Franklin (102 pts) and 3rd – 8 Seacole (97 pts)

Field Cup (Form from Years 7-10 with the most points in field events) 1st – 9 Parr (85 pts), 2nd – 9 Austen (79 pts) and 3rd – 7 Hadid (70 pts)

Track and Field Cup (Combined Track and Field from Years 7-10) 1st – 9 Parr (189 pts) 2nd – 10 Franklin (171 pts) and 3rd – 9 Austen (157 pts).

Year Winners – (Most points per year group) Year 7 – 1st – 7 Hadid (146 pts), 2nd – 7 Seacole (131 pts) and 3rd – 7 Parr (123 pts). Year 8 – 1st – 8 Seacole (148 pts), 2nd – 8 Austen (139 pts) and joint 3rd – 8 Franklin and 8 Hadid (130 pts). Year 9 – 1st – 9 Parr (189 pts) 2nd – 9 Austen (157 pts) and 3rd – 9 Seacole (127 pts) Year 10 – 10 Franklin (171 pts) 2nd – 10 Austen (122 pts) and 3rd – 10 Parr (121 pts).

The joint winners of the Ellie Bandy Trophy (The Pupil who scored the most House Points overall) 2022 goes to – * Dyllis O – A (8Au) for winning the Long Jump, High Jump and as part of the winning Austen A team relay * Natu K (10Fr) for winning the Long Jump, 100m and as part of the winning Franklin A team relay and * Ami P (10Fr for winning the Triple Jump, 300m and as part of the winning Franklin A team relay. This is the first time we have ever had 3 joint winners of this trophy and a real testament to the Athletics talent we have at Bishop’s – well done!

And finally…..the overall House Cup positions. 1st – Parr (541 pts) Joint 2nd – Austen and Seacole (525 pts) 4th – Franklin (510 pts) 5th – Hadid (488 pts).

Thank you to all form tutors who helped their form groups to get their teams prepared and all staff who helped on the day to ensure Sports Day could run for the whole school.

Lastly, a huge thank you to the PE Department who organised a fantastic (and long overdue!) Sports Day – Miss Cameron, Mrs Waters, Miss Esterhuizen, Miss Greig and Miss Burnham. Thank you for all the countless hours you spend at lunchtime and after school preparing pupils for all of the enrichment clubs, fixtures and tournaments.

Well done everyone – we’re looking forward to BHGS Sports Day 2023 already!

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Science Fair 2022

July 21, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

Budding KS3 scientists presented their experiments at BHGS annual Science Fair

From Physics through to Psychology, an array of budding scientists emerged from BHGS Science Fair. This science flagship event gave Key Stage 3 pupils the opportunity to design/plan and present a science experiment as a team. The hypothesis tested were fascinating: why do onions make you cry; how clean is drinking water; the effectiveness of masks; optical illusions; do Zodiac signs influence behaviour; can life survive on Mars; do toys influence career choices. The winning teams were… 1st: the Genetically Modified Organism experiment (9D); 2nd: The Bacteria Everywhere team (7I); 3rd: How clean is our school (9R). Prizes were also awarded for Literacy, Numeracy and our best budding scientist went to Babara I. for her explanations on her team presentation about Black Holes.

Jessica D (9Au), one of winning team members, tells us why it is such an important event in school.

“It was a fantastic event! We had spent a few weeks preparing our projects and, on the 4th July, we presented them to year 7-10 and the visiting judges. Our presentation looked at genetically modified organisms. We added the Green Fluorescent Protein to the bacteria E.coli and watched it glow! We discussed the implications of the growing field of genetic engineering and concluded that this new technology will help us in the future, to reduce the impact of global warming and help prevent global crises like the recent pandemic. We had waited 2 years to complete and show our work, due to the pandemic, so we were very glad to finally get the chance to show the judges what we had done. We won first prize and the numeracy prize for all our analysis. We all had a great time.”

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Year 10 back from the world of work

July 21, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

“Working 9-5 – What a way to make a living”

Our Year 10s came back buzzing from their week away at Work Experience placements. Despite it being a post-Covid year, over 2/3 of our pupils managed to secure a placement from local schools, to retailers, to local businesses, London based Corporates and even a donkey sanctuary! The Year 10s had experience with lawyers, computer companies, florists to a donkey sanctuary. The range of environments experienced was varied! Many even saw it from the teachers’ perspective with placements in primary schools and pre-schools – with feedback that is was fun but noisy! The aim of work experience was to try out “working” and to develop some early career skills in a different environment. Year 10s came back exhausted by the “9-5” and having worked in customer service in cafes and in teams at businesses having honed their communications and problem solving skills. This programme will help them think more about their futures as they start back with us in September. Year 10 relayed that they found their placement “insightful into the world of work and helped her consider the right environment to work in the future”. Job done.

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Year 10 put through their paces!

July 21, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

Next Generation Programme Comes to Bishop’s. The launch of our Work Experience In house programme

Bishop’s hosted a bespoke Work Experience programme in-house last week. Local Corporates visited Bishop’s to deliver a programme of simulated business and work experience tasks from Tuesday to Thursday in and outside our school grounds. Computacenter, a local and national IT provider, delivered a thought-provoking Business Case where our Year 10s worked in teams to present a new product for a Theme park. Brainstorming, product development and pulling together an engaging pitch under timed and competitive conditions produced some great ideas themed from Stranger things to underwater world rides! The Army came in with Major Downing leading our troops in a range of active outdoor tasks developing communication and team dynamics. It was a hot day and lots of jumping through tyres! In that afternoon our “new recruits” were tested in Sandhurst style with an Operations challenge. Major Downing’s feedback was that the speed and thought put into the operations plans was as good as any school she had seen – high praise! Our last day was some reflection on our “brands” what we stood for and what our Year 10s would like to focus on. Year 10 were also tasked with building their “network” with the visiting employers to secure work experience in the future. Our visitors ranged from Computacenter to PayPoint, The Army and ELSA. All employers commented on the energy and enthusiasm throughout and how they all threw themselves into the tasks. Career skills and networks were built and some outdoor fitness achieved!

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Year 9 Mendel Artwork wins Genetics Society’s 1st prize

July 19, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

The 200th birthday anniversary of Gregor Mendel is celebrated through some Year 9’s artwork.

This year is the 200th birthday anniversary of Gregor Mendel, the botanist and mathematician who laid the foundations for modern day genetics and is known as the ‘Father of Genetics’. Year 9 artists have been celebrating this event by designing works of art that illustrate his research using pea plants. Their work had been entered into a competition organised by The Genetics Society back in May and after much deliberation, they awarded Lily McKiernan’s green felt tip design first prize with £100. Lily’s winning submission will be used as the cover art for the next edition of the Genetics Society’s Heredity journal. The submission will also be shared on the Genetics Societies social media pages. BHGS was also awarded £500!

Well done to all participants and Dr Bune, and congratulations to Lily!

You can watch the prize giving here (for mention, go to 3:15 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP8hB4ijAEc

More information about Mendel can also be found at https://gregormendel.200.org.

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Taking Your Brand to Market

July 8, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

Year 12 Careers Workshop understanding the power of THEIR own brand

Year 12 had a guest speaker in on Friday to share with them the importance of building, developing and protecting their personal “brand” to help prepare them for when they venture into the outside world of work. Charlie Ryan, Director of the CMR Recruitment Group, an experienced recruiter and HR specialist of 25 years, came in to help the Year 12s understand the importance and power of building their own brands. The workshop focused on many aspects from the impact of a CV through to the power and problems associated with profiles on social media. The workshop also served to show Year 12 how people are perceived in the world of work. Charlie took them through an interactive 1.5 hour workshop, reviewing CVs, looking at top tips for interviews and how to build and protect their own brands for the future – off and on-line. This forms part of our Careers Programme for Sixth form. A practical workshop on designing and developing our pupils’ CVs to maximise their skills and an assembly on how to harness LinkedIn – and use it effectively and safely – will follow next year.

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County Athletics Plate Final – Junior Team

July 7, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

BHGS junior athletics team is 9th best team

On Monday 4th July, Miss Esterhuizen, Mrs Waters and Miss Cameron took the Junior team to represent Bishop’s in the Hertfordshire Athletics County Plate Final at Jarman Park in Hemel Hempstead. The Junior team had qualified as the 9th best team in our side of Hertfordshire after 6 rounds of the County League competition so had thought they had just missed out on a place in the Plate Final. However, we had received good news the week before that another team had dropped out and we had taken their place.

The Plate Final comprised of the following schools – JFK, Royal Masonic, Parmiters, Hemel Hempstead, Presdales, Hitchin Girls, St Alban Girls and BHGS.

As the lowest ranked school in the Plate Final the standard of competition was always going to be tough but the Junior did team did very well and finished 7th out of 8 schools – a fantastic achievement.

Congratulations to all of the girls who have represented the Junior Athletics team this season and a big thank you to Miss Esterhuizen as Junior Team Manager and Mrs Waters and Miss Cameron for all of their help at training. Well done everyone!

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Senior Team in County Athletics Cup Final

July 6, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

BHGS Senior Athletics Team make the County Cup Final

On Tuesday 5th July, Miss Cameron, Miss Esterhuizen and Mrs Waters took the Senior Athletics team to represent Bishop’s in the Hertfordshire Athletics County Cup Final at Jarman Park in Hemel Hempstead. The Senior team had qualified as the 4th best team in our side of Hertfordshire after 6 rounds of the County League competition

The Cup Final comprised of the following schools – Roundwood Park, Parmiters, Royal Masonic, St Clement Danes, Hitchin Girls, St Albans High, Dame Alice Owens and BHGS.

As this was the top 8 schools in the whole of Hertfordshire the standard of competition was always going to be tough but the Senior team did well finishing in 8th place,

A special well done to two of Year 10 pupils who placed in the top 3 of their event – Natu K (10Fr) who came 2nd in the U16 Girls 100m with a time of 13.01 seconds and also to Ami P (10Fr) who who broke her previous PB of 9.77m for the Triple Jump with her first jump (10.03m), then again on her second jump (10.09m) and finally with her 3rd jump (10.16m) to finish in 3rd place. Brilliant work – well done girls!

Congratulations to all of the girls who have represented the Senior Athletics team this season and a big thank you to Miss Cameron as Senior Team Manager and Mrs Waters and Miss Esterhuizen for all of their help at training.

Well done everyone!

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District Athletics Championships

July 2, 2022/in General News/by BHGS

BHGS finish in 3rd place in the District Athletics Championships

On Friday 1st of July, four teams from Years 7,8,9 and 10 went with Miss Cameron, Mrs Waters, Miss Esterhuizen and Mrs Newberry to represent Bishop’s in the District Athletics Championships at Ridlins Athletics Track in Stevenage. The pupils had worked very hard throughout the season (and most had represented the Junior or Senior teams in the County League fixtures this year) so we were excited for a good day of Athletics performances.

There were a number of fantastic individual 1st place performances – see below:

Year 7 – Georgia W (7Se) 1st in Long Jump – District Champion

Year 8 – Dyllis O-A(8Au) 1st in Long Jump and High Jump – DOUBLE District Champion

Year 8 – Arabella A (8Ha) 1st in Discus – District Champion

Year 9 – Anna S (9Au) 1st in 1500m – District Champion

Year 9 – Ife N (9Pa) 1st in Shotput – District Champion

Year 9 – Daniella O (9Ha) 1st in Long Jump – District Champion

Year 10 – Olivia R (10Fr) 1st in 1500m – District Champion

Other notable performances included –

Year 7 – Connie D (7Pa) 2nd in Hurdles and Discus as well as 3rd place with the Year 7 Relay Team.

Year 7 – Georgia W (7Se) 3rd in 200m and 3rd place with the Year 7 Relay Team.

Year 8 – Zoe A-A (8Ha) 2nd in 200m and 2nd place with the Year 8 Relay Team.

Year 8 – Bryana C (8Se) 2nd in Shotput with a new PB of 7.45m.

Year 9 – Libby P (9Au) 3rd in Hurdles.

Year 9 – Ruby S (9Se) 3rd in 800m.

Year 9 – Evie J (9Ha) 2nd in Discus.

Year 9 – Ella S (9Pa) 3rd in Javelin.

Year 10 – Natu K (10Fr) 2nd in 100m.

Year 10 – Amy P (10Fr) 2nd in 200m.

Year 10 – Elisa R- M (10Pa) 3rd in 300m.

Year 10 – Ruby C (10Se) 3rd in Shotput.

All 3 4 x 100m relay teams placed in the top 3 in their finals:

Year 7 – Georgia W, Natu K, Zahra L and Connie D – 3rd place.

Year 8 – Evie D, Jolana H, Zoe A-A and Erin W – 2nd place.

Year 9 – Erin M, Stephanie O, Ruva R and Princela O-A – 2nd place.

Year 10 – Ruby C, Jasmine S, Amy P and Natu K – 2nd place.

This left our 4 teams in the following positions overall –

Year 7 – 3rd place out of 10 schools.

Year 8 – 3rd place out of 10 schools.

Year 9 – 3rd place out of 10 schools.

Year 10 – 3rd place out of 10 schools.

This meant that we finished in 3rd place in the girls competition overall behind Dame Alice Owens and Queenswood – a great result! As always, our pupils were fantastic and a credit to the PE department and Bishop’s.

A huge thank you to Mrs Waters, Miss Esterhuizen and Mrs Newberry for coming along for a very long day even with the spells of torrential downpour (see attached pictures). This was also made a little longer by the fact our coach was an hour and half late to pick us up after the competition…..) – needless to say we all slept very well on Friday night!!

BHGS PE Department

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