Science

Year 9 students recently took part in a rat dissection to observe and study the reproductive organs, gaining a deeper understanding of mammalian anatomy.

Meanwhile, Year 11 Biology students explored the excretory system through a kidney dissection, examining its structures and functions in detail. Both dissections provided valuable hands-on learning experiences, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge and enhance their understanding of biology through real-world observation.

These practical activities are a key part of their studies, helping to foster curiosity and a deeper appreciation for the complexity of the human body and other organisms.