On Monday 28^th April, a team of 6 year 8 students were invited to compete against teams from other local secondaries in the IET Faraday Challenge held at DHSG. The challenge comprised of trying to solve a real world STEM problem, this year’s theme focussing on using batteries in an innovative and sustainable manner.

Student of the week: Oyinkansola, 7T. ''For spotting other students' litter and going out of her way to pick it up after break time and put it in the bin. She takes pride in our school and keeps it tidy without being prompted.'' Nominated by Miss Joynes. Awarded 10 House Points. 

Student of the week: Neva, 9A. ''Neva has shown inspirational determination to succeed and to fully push herself over Easter. Despite being a late starter and not having previously studied any of the literature texts for the End of Year Exam, she has made extensive revision notes over Easter and has managed to read and deeply engage with a large portion of the novel in such a short amount of time. She has been keen to ask for feedback on her work and learn how to succeed at the very highest level.'' Nominated by Mrs Richards. Awarded 10 House Points. 

Class of the week: Evelyn, William and Rafaela, Year 12. ''Representing PHSG in the Trust wide Earth Day debate. All three students presented well researched arguments in a confident and professional manner.'' Nominated by Mr Underdown.

We’re incredibly proud to celebrate Emily’s (8L) amazing achievement — she brought home a gold medal at the Octopush Junior Regional Competition this weekend! 🏅💪 Her hard work, dedication, and team spirit truly paid off.

We’re thrilled to celebrate yet another fantastic achievement from one of our very own students—Maya, 9A, has brought home a silver medal from the Southern Region Qualifier Competition in Milton Keynes, held during the first weekend of the Easter holidays.