Well done everyone! An excellent achievement. Can't wait to go out next week with the next set of groups!

A really interesting few PD lessons on this which led to some fantastic discussions with my form. From what each party promises to where and why certain regions favour different parties (a nice opportunity to use GIS!). My seat (form group) voted in favour of Greens.

I love how talented the artists are in our school, and the tradition of Wells Dressing is fantastic. I'm a particular fan of the RNLI themed one. #savinglivesatsea #lovelearninglovelife

3 environmentalists from BCS attended a fantastic conference Chester Zoo to learn more on how the message of sustainability can be integrated into education. We can't wait to see ideas shared with staff and students! #lovelearninglovelife #Sustainability Chester Zoo Learning RHS Learning

Awesome view of the Red Arrows from the top of Solomon's Temple as they transited to Liverpool Airport via Buxton!

An evening Ethel from last night. Ticking off Sir William Hill from Stoney Middleton and via Eyam. Great views from the top over the Derbyshire Dales and Dark Peak. The limestone features around Stoney Middleton are stunning. #hikingadventures #getoutside Peak District National Park

Another night, another walk. Two local Ethels ticked off with a walk over Longstone Moor and Wardlow Hay Cop. Making the most of a sunny, peaceful evening. #hikingadventures #getoutside Peak District National Park CPRE The countryside charity

Continuing to tick off Ethels this weekend with walks on Bole Hill today and High Edge yesterday. Peak District showing a mix of its industrial landscapes with quarrying and agricultural views. #hikingadventures #getoutside Peak District National Park CPRE The countryside charity

Only 3 days into the summer and already so much geography taken in! Waterfalls near Matlocks and the impressive limestone landscape of Cave Dale in Castleton. #geographyteacher #hikingadventures

A pretty idyllic day yesterday. A wander around National Trust Quarry Bank Mill with its fascinating history, a riverside walk, and a picnic watching planes at Manchester Airport.

Grand day out in York visiting the National Railway Museum. As interesting as ever, but definitely more and more "historical" exhibits I remember seeing on the railway! Nice walk after taking in the sights and bustle of a wonderful city. Would highly recommend Two Hoots Icecream Boat!

The Avro Heritage Centre was a fascinating visit yesterday. Plenty of history soaked in from the knowledgeable volunteers. Will definitely have to go back when they open their planned extension!

Tomorrow is results day for our fantastic year 13s! Remember, the 6th form study centre will be open 9-11 am with staff on hand to congratulate you and support you with your next steps. #alevels2024 #ResultsDay2024 #lovelearninglovelife BCS6th form Embark Federation

I had no idea about this! A bit like Buxton has the longest running impacts of climate change experiment in the UK. Will try to build this into my teaching next year. I actually used to be a weather station recorder for the Met Office. #geography #geographyteacher

I am so massively proud of this year's cohort. The Geographers worked so hard and have some massive achievements between them. Best of luck to them all on their next steps.

Well done BCS6th form students from all the staff at BCS. We are massively proud of your achievements and wish you all the best for wherever your life adventure takes you next! #alevels2024 #lovelearninglovelife Embark Federation

Well done to all new starters who attended summer school. We hope you enjoyed your activities, which included forest school, cooking, orienteering, art, history, and creative writing all themed around polar exploration. Thank you to all staff involved. #lovelearninglovelife

We can't wait to see how our adventurers react to the PTAs' generous donation. We can't believe the number of figures, dice, and stories the group now has. We look forward to hearing their tales in the future. #dungeonsanddragons BCS_PTA