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Well done to all the students who participated in the reading challenge. In particular, congratulations to Leah Ryan Waldron from Westside who won the challenge, and to Bayside students Malak Kreich (second overall) and Claudia Flynn (third overall). 
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St Paul's School asked our science department if they could borrow some microscopes for a project. It was lovely to see year 11 students Jesse Canepa and Jeremy Skrzyniariz support this and help out the students in using the microscopes. Staff and students wore hats today to raise awareness and funds for brain tumour research. There were a great deal of woolly hats and caps this year! Well done and thank you to all who took part.    The virtual launch of the Young Enterprise products yesterday went very well.      Young Enterprise is holding a virtual fair launching Year 12 company products on Monday the 14th March from 5-9pm on a virtual platform known as VFair.
There are 13 YE companies launching on this day and we know you will find them all interesting. We would like to invite you to come and see what products they have on offer in their virtual stalls. This is like the careers fair for those that remember. To register please go to https://yegibtrade.vfairs.com/ You will find a Register tab at the top- simply follow the instructions. If you do this before the launch date please take note of your login instructions and then login in again on the date. Please support and feel free to share this link with family and friends. After a two year absence we have been able to organise the Geography fieldtrip in the UK once again. Here the students will be able to carry out fully their fieldwork in preparation for their A-Level NEA.  The pupils have been making excellent use of the time and working really hard. It has been good to receive the positive reports from Mrs Garcia, Mr Mauro and Mr Warwick who have accompanied the students. We are told that the opportunity to put into practise what they have been learning about in the classroom has been really useful and we are really pleased that we have been able to organise this fieldwork. Here are some photos of the students out in the field and in the classroom. It's apparently the coldest it has been for a number of years! A reminder that there is no school on Thursday 3rd March as we have an inservice training day for staff.
There will also be a mass every Thursday morning during lent at 08.00 in St Paul's Church. All are welcome. The GHA will soon be contacting parents offering appointments. Leaflets will be given out to the year 7s who might be in this category.     Bayside was very happy to participate in #WearRedDay on Friday 4th February 2022 to support the Gibraltar Cardiac Association in their work to raise awareness of cardiac issues in Gibraltar. The Association was established approximately 5 years ago with the aim to increase awareness of cardiac issues in Gibraltar, not only for sufferers/patients but also for the public. They want the public to have better understanding of the causes, symptoms and treatments of heart disease, as well as how to prevent heart disease. Heart disease is the leading cause of death and everyone has a heart. Together we can make a difference. Together we can reduce the risks. Together we can create awareness. Together we can improve the care and quality of life of cardiac patients in Gibraltar.  Bayside has been participating in the UK maths challenge. Dylan was awarded a distinction and was top of the school the first time round back in November 2021. This time he has been in the top 25% of the whole of the UK. This is a wonderful achievement for a year 12 student. Well done!   |
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