Students were invited to Dance City yesterday to participate in a celebration event based on the work that they have been doing as part of the Care to Dance initiative ran by Dance City in partnership with care homes across the North East. Students opened the event with a performance, before helping to lead some dance with others at the event. Students also had the opportunity to learn new types of dance, such as swing dance and they also got a lesson in Waltz from a few of the care home residents! Students also helped to serve drinks and usher celebration members to their seats. Well done to the students involved,it was fantastic to see them be recognised and celebrated for the work that they have done over the past year working with this programme and celebrate a shared love of dance with other generations.
Students have recently been on a residential to London to participate in a Dance workshop and see a West End Show. Students had the opportunity to Participate in a Dance Workshop at the world famous Pineapple Dance Studios inspired by The Lion King musical with some cast members of the show before watching the show from Front Row seats!
Students also had the opportunity to do some sight seeing at Buckingham Palace,Leicester Square and Covent Garden; they also had the opportunity to visit the Natural History Museum,Harrods and Madam Tussauds as well as dining at The Hard Rock Cafe and The Rainforest Cafe. Students also got a real taste of London by using the Underground- an eye opener for those who had never been to London!
Students were an absolute credit to the school and conducted themselves at all times with maturity,well done to all students and thank you to the staff who gave up their time to take them!
On Thursday 27th April, Year 7-10 girls celebrate’d’ ‘International Girls in ICT Day’’ at Newcastle University where students w’ere’ be provided with an opportunity to experience programming robotic vehicles, representatives from Sage w’ere also present to speak to the students about careers in the tech industry. Those attending performed remarkably well and programmed some very complex tasks in a short period of time.
Key Dates – for Y6 Transition events at Burnside during the Summer Term.
Business students in our sixth form have successfully completed another stage of the TICE (This Is Creative Enterprise) programme! Please click the following link to the TICE website where you can find out about what the students have been up to!
Well done to all involved!
The Business and Computing Department
We will be holding revision lessons for Year 11 English students from 2nd May 2017. Please follow a link for the revision timetable.
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This week some of our year 9 Drama and Music students enjoyed watching a devised performance by a group of Sunderland University Performing Arts Students. The performance was aimed at educating year 9 students around dementia awareness. One of the university students performing just happened to be an ex Burnside student, Sophie Carlson!
In Burnside tradition, our bakers have been working hard to turn out some amazing delicacies for The Great Burnside Comic Relief Bake Off. The staff and students have had a fantastic morning to help promote and celebrate Comic Relief 2017 with the purchasing (and eating) of cakes, scones, muffins and more.
After working hard over the course of today, our reporters, editors, producers, directors and camera operators have finally completed the BBC School Report.
https://youtu.be/Od2F3KNvUTk
It’s finally here, the day all of the BBC School News Report. Our reporters are ready and activity has already started in the News hub!!
We will keep you updated as the day continues.
After a busy morning, our first article is live! https://www.burnsidecollege.org.uk/2017/03/16/may-the-best-mayor-win/