Science news

At the end of the spring term, 65 C pupils took part in the Biology Challenge Competition. The challenge is a national competition run by the Royal Society of Biology with over 40,000 pupils entering, from all over the UK.

On Friday 3 March we welcomed Dr Rosie Freer to give the last Science Society lecture of the term. Dr Freer shared details of her research into understanding Alzheimer's in the hope of informing treatment discovery. Read the report of the event from Bryanston's Head of Science, Dr Mike Kearn...

At the end of the spring half term the Science Society were treated to an entertaining presentation on the physics of skateboardin by Dr Jonathan Hare. Here is a report from Head of Science Mike Kearney.

Bryanston pupils who took part in last term's A2 British Physics Olympiad are celebrating their results, which have recently been released.

Bryanston scientists presented their CREST Award research earlier in the term and were all successful in achieving their award.

On Thursday 24 November, nine Forres Sandle Manor years six and seven pupils arrived for an afternoon of chemistry for the gifted and talented. The programme included a workshop session on exothermic and endothermic reactions, followed by a substantial chemistry tea before finish...

On Friday 11 November we were delighted to welcome Dr Josie Pegg from Sparsholt College, who gave the final Science Society lecture of the term. Here Head of Science, Mike Kearney, gives his report of the lecture.

On Friday 22 April we welcomed Dr Morse, a research fellow and the project officer at the Department of Physical Sciences of the Open University, to Bryanston's Science Scociety. Dr Morse gave a captivating tallk on the Rosetta probe, as well as his earlier projects, including the...

On Tuesday 15 March, Bryanston welcomed 25 pupils from three prep schools who had entered the annual Bryanston Science Essay Competition.