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Science Photograph Competition 2008
The Science Department would like to announce a new annual Science Photography Competition.
This competition is open to all pupils in the school. Members of staff are also invited to contribute.
The rules of the competition are very simple:
Pupils are invited to submit photographs that relate to the theme of Science.
Each pupil may submit up to a maximum of three photographs to be sent to CH by email. The photographs must have been taken during 2008.
The name, year and house of the pupil who took it should accompany each photograph entered for the competition.
Each photograph should have a title, a statement of when and where it was taken and a short description explaining how it relates to the theme of Science (max 50 words).
Entries must be submitted by the end of October 2008.
The competition will be judged by the Science teaching staff. If there is disagreement CH will make the final decision. The best entries will be put on display.
Winners will be notified by the end of November 2008. Prizes will be awarded to the winning photographers.
The theme of Science is very broad and can include wildlife, chemicals, materials, electricity, magnets, apparatus, experiments, laboratories, people doing science etc. You are invited to be as serious or as amusing as you like. Please use your imagination and skill to enter some great photographs. Here is a brilliant example.
Apr 23, 2008, 11:29
Creative Writing Competition - Winners 2008
PROSE
13-15 age group
first prize: 9 The Invasion by William Law (13) SH
commended: 6 The Target by Hugo de Haan (15)SH
commended: 13 Antartica by Phoebe Unwin (14) No.3
commended: 16 The Door by Lucy Henshall (14) No.8
commended: 18 London Bridge by Poppy Donaldson (14) No.4
16-19 age group
first prize: 8 Home by Bryony Logan (16) No.4
second prize: 10 My Kingdom by Alasdair Moore (17) No.9
POETRY
13-15 age group
second place: 20 After Mark by Miles Burke (14) No.2
16-19 age group
first place: 19 Innocence Lost by Georgina Price (16) No.4
commended: 25 Man’s Master by Elizabeth Micklethwait (17) No.4
Apr 23, 2008, 10:51
Biennial Inspection at Malvern 2008
The Biennial Inspection at Malvern was undertaken by Visiting Inspection Officer Salmon. Cdr Major Russell is featured here with the Malvern Heads of Section, RAF, Hannah Campbell (8), Infantry, Hamish Rowe (SH) and Marines, Harry Daffern (SH). Also featured are Cpt Stringer and Sgt 'Ade' Davey together with Old Malvernians Alex Pilditch (5), Tim Pennock (5) and Robert Taylor (SH).
Apr 7, 2008, 07:48
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