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Take that Covid-19!
With Churston having being closed for a week due to Covid-19, the school went digital. Students kept learning from home, resources sent out over Google
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Physics Teacher Job Vacancy in Torbay, Devon
Find out at TES – https://www.tes.com/jobs/vacancy/teacher-of-physics-torbay-1281656 We are looking to expand the Physics department here at Churston
Retinitis Pigmentosa – A hereditary sight loss condition
If you have read any of my blogs or been in any of my lessons you will (hopefully) know how enthusiastic I am and how much I want to share my passion for
Physics Student Attends Sutton Trust Summer School Programme
This is a post detailing the happenings and experiences I’ve obtained by participating in the Sutton Trust Summer School Programme. First of all, I
Enthusiastic Yr 13’s Studying Electromagnetic Induction
Electromagnetic induction is by no means a straight forward topic to get your head around whether you study Physics or not. It comes with a lot of
Year 12 Physics trip to The Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge
Seventeen extremely committed Year 12 Physicists got up incredibly early to travel to Cambridge University for a taster day in a joint initiative lead by
Building Bridges
In this weeks Physics Club, Aurora and Guy encouraged group members to build bridges out of Spaghetti and Marshmallows. It was brilliant to see some
How Scientists Captured the First Image of a Black Hole
Incredible leaps forward in space exploration. The first ever image of a black hole was taken and published at the start of the Easter holidays this year.
Flat Earthers’ on ‘This Morning’ & Their Expedition to the ‘Edge of the World’
Gary Heather, Darren Nesbit and Martin Kenny are part of ‘The Flat Earthers’ who come from all ‘four corners’ of the globe even claiming that gravity is
