“We programmed the computer to write small words in bright colours. We used words like Loop, repeat, print, colour, random and numbers.” Ahaan Gupta and Nicholas Flax
“We made the computer turn the light on and off by using a repeat loop. I really enjoyed it because we learned how to make the computer wait a few seconds before it turned the light back on.“ Zac Oudkerk
“In the Fuze workshop we used a special keypad to make different things appear on the screen. Then we used the computer to make the robotic arm pick up the jenga blocks and put them in different places.” Rayansh Kaul
“The Fuze workshops taught children to learn about code in an exciting way.” Albert Sparks
Every year, Hall boys are invited to enter a submission for the Bryanston Science Essay. The submission is a report in either Biology, Chemistry or Physics which needs to demonstrate that it has met the competition’s exacting standards; markers are looking for a piece which is well structured, clearly focused and well presented in fluent English with scientific theories and arguments logically introduced and developed. This year Ishaan Sheridan was awarded first prize, for his Biology report on Cheating in Sport.
I would plant coconuts, mango seeds, papaya seeds and my other favourite fruits in the garden to see which one would grow fastest - they all grew taller than me very quickly in such a sunny and humid climate!
Steroids are now banned in the UK, with imprisonment of up to 2 years upon possession and up to 14 years for supplying them. The monetary fine for either possession or supply is unlimited.
We learnt a lot about threats like de-forestation and pollution and that we should help protect that environment by buying paper and wood products that carry the FSC symbol.
I very much enjoy my role as Head of Art at the school and despite the demands of the job I always make time to focus on my own creativity.
My artistic and teaching life is varied and busy and, as my partner says, I am lucky that every day is different.
