Behind the stone façade of a 19th century house is a museum filled with art and artefacts collected throughout the life of one man and it’s quietly enjoying record numbers of young visitors.
Inside Sir John Soane’s Museum
20th September 2024
How ancient Hindu temples have influenced the world of geometry
20th September 2024
What do the structure of our DNA, stock market trends and the architecture of ancient Hindu temples have in common, you may ask. Well, they all contain repeating, self-similar patterns, which are also known as fractals.
Community Action interview
20th September 2024
I know you’ve all been waiting for the exciting second instalment of SLT interviews and this week I interviewed the wonderful Community Action Team (excluding the house captains, but do not fear they will be getting their own exclusive interview in the coming weeks). So, without further ado, let’s get to know Anna and Sharanya (Heads of Charities, Partnerships and Philanthropy) and Emilia Beevor (Head of the Charter).
Psychology and Religious Studies Freud Museum Visit
13th September 2024
At the end of last year, the Year 13 RS and Psychology classes went on a trip to the Freud Museum – the final home of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, and his daughter Anna Freud, a pioneering child psychoanalyst.
Head girl interview
13th September 2024
Heading off into a new year is always daunting, so, to ease the transition and to follow the footsteps of those before me, I have taken it upon myself (any implication that these interviews might be a hardship is entirely unintended, I have never met a more lovely group of people in my life), to interview all the members of the SLT in order to understand them and their aspirations a little better. And who better to start with then our wonderful Head Girl, Emma Hamilton.