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Y12 activities week photos 2014
- 1. Mrs Cogan congratulates Caitlin Jackson for her militray operation to get all girls to an interview in the right place at the right time
- 2. Eleanor Wellman having and interview experience with Mrs Schwarz from the Rotary club
- 3. UCAS research & guidance
- 4. More UCAS research & guidance
- 5. Young driver safety - Beer goggles!
- 6. Industry day - Magic marbles planning or play?
- 7. Industry day - Magic marbles planning or play?
- 8. Industry day - Cooperation squares
- 9. Industry day - Cooperation squares
- 10. Industry day - Cooperation squares frustration!
- 11. Industry day – Egg launcher planning
- 12. Industry day – How did the egg get in there?
- 13. Industry day – Egg launcher
- 14. Industry day – Egg launcher competition
- 15. Industry day – Egg launcher presentation
- 16. Industry day – Egg launcher presentation
- 17. Industry day – Egg launching
- 18. Industry day – Egg launching anticipation
- 19. Industry day – Egg landing
- 20. Industry day – End
- 21. The Great War exhibition Oxford
- 22. Oxford halls, not ones we stayed in though!
- 23. Zizzis in Oxford-smiling, before we realised they messed up the order!
- 24. Another day, another world class university. St Catharine's Cambridge.
- 25. Still smiling, even though the bathroom to person ratio was 1:9. (Including strangers!)These Cambridge types can't be that clever then!
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- Teamwork, cooperation and competition developed so much that the girls used lunch to challenge Mr Reynolds to a treasure hunt. After some extensive and challenging clues they were all found safe and sound hiding under the language corridor stairs!
- Chloe Egan expected to destroy gravity with this launcher!