Sevin Year 12 - Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards Sixth Form
Sevin in Year 12 attended the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards Ceremony on Wednesday evening. Sevin has received five awards as follows:
Top in Saudi Arabia: Cambridge IGCSE Accounting
Top in Saudi Arabia: Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science
Top in Saudi Arabia: Cambridge IGCSE Physics
Best across 8 Cambridge IGCSE, First place in Saudi Arabia and Central Province (Riyadh)
Top in World: Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (Without Coursework)
The Sixth Form Department are very proud of Sevin ’ s amazing achievement and we look forward to publishing a written interview between Sevin and a member of Sixth Form to learn more next week!
A Big Thanks Followings "Together at Queen ’ s ”
British Physics Olympiad The British Physics Olympiad aims to encourage the study of physics and recognise excellence in young physicists. The annual exam is designed to challenge the future Newtons and Einsteins with questions that are based on the A - level specification but taken to a much higher level. Our physicists had spent co - curricular time preparing for this, exploring ways to tackle complex problems. This year's questions included calculating the peak wavelength of light that the sun will emit when it becomes a red giant, predicting interference patterns of X - Rays bouncing off layers of atoms in materials, and using calculus to find the gravitational pressure at the centre of a white dwarf star. Congratulations to Charlie, Jane and Tom for receiving such fantastic marks.
Following the “ Together at Queen ’ s ” event where Queen ’ s raised £452 for the “2 BU ” charity we are pleased to receive this certificate of thanks . “2 BU - Somerset ” provides a specialist support service serving the needs of young lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ+) people aged 11 - 25 across Somerset. Their central aim is to help build resilience and confidence and support each young LGBTQ+ person to a place of healthy self - acceptance.
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