This week we resumed our popular webinar series Thinking About. Forty-one unique viewers, mostly students but also staff and parents, joined Geneva from Alleyn’s School and Lorenzo from Dulwich College in speaking to Emily McKenzie about the Economics of Biodiversity.

We also confirmed the final topics for this series. Next Tuesday 18th, the teen-fiction author Sarah Govett will be Thinking About Dystopian Fantasy and after that on the 25th we will be joined by two journalists from Bloomberg. After half term we will talk to Selvin Selbaraju about Maths on the 8th June, to Faheem Ahmed about Medicine on the 15th June and finally, on the 22nd June, we will be looking at Communications.CONNECTING SCHOOLS

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Tuesday 4th May saw SSLPs best scientists representing their schools in the Sixth-Form Science Quiz organised by the Charter School North Dulwich and Alleyn’s School. Technical difficulties were overcome so it was just the questions challenging the brightest brains from the twenty five teams representing seven participating schools.
The winners have just been announced…

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This term will see the conclusion of our special Anti-Racism Project and six more Thinking About webinars. All opportunities are open to all SSLP schools whether they have previously been involved or not.

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A new video about the Southwark Schools’ Learning Partnership.

Thank you to Dulwich College for the production of this video and to St Saviour’s & St Olave’s School, St Thomas Apostle College and Westminster City School for participating.

This video was recorded prior to Covid restrictions in 2020.

This week’s newsletter reviews the exclusive SSLP activities from this term and takes a look at some new opportunities that are coming up.

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We had a brilliant Thinking About… Engineering Research webinar on Tuesday, with no less than six schools represented by the extremely capable hosts. A big thank you has to go to Amjad from Dulwich College who arranged the speaker, Dr Adele Nasti (who joined from Germany), and guided us through a conversation about her work. Alexandra, Bo and Zachie each then asked her a question before Gabriel and Laura hosted the Q&A session.

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