It is my great pleasure and privilege to be Headteacher at Manor House School, Bookham.
I do hope that our website gives you a flavour of all that is exceptional about our girls’ school and co-educational nursery and I very much hope that you will be inspired to visit us and find out more…
‘Our teachers make our lessons fun and I always feel excited to come into school after the weekend as it is such a happy place to be.’
‘It is friendly and supportive, and you can always find someone to talk to if you need help.’
‘The thing I am most grateful for at MHS is the number of events that involve the whole school (like House Arts, productions, Sports Day, Swimming Gala, Rock and Pop) as it makes the school feel like a community and it encourages everyone to get involved.’
‘My favourite thing about Manor House is that we are all a team, I feel I can express myself without judgement or fear of making mistakes.’
‘What I love most about Manor House is the sense of community that you get between students and staff. The relationship between students and staff is amazing and all the staff are so approachable.’
‘Manor House feels like a family because it is small, and everyone knows each other. It feels like a safe place to be where I always feel comfortable and happy.’
‘I love MHS because it’s like a big family. Everyone is so supportive and it’s such a happy environment.’
‘I am grateful for my scholarship and how amazing all the teachers are to me.’
GCSE Required Practical in Action: Temperature Changes in Reactions.
Year 9 Pupils have been getting hands-on in the lab, investigating how temperature changes during chemical reactions. This required practical focuses on neutralisation, where an acid reacts with an alkali to form a salt and water.
Using careful measurements and precise techniques, students recorded temperature changes to determine whether reactions were:
Exothermic (releasing heat and causing a temperature rise)
Endothermic (absorbing heat and causing a temperature drop)
Not only does this help build practical skills, but it also deepens understanding of energy changes in chemistry and how we calculate temperature differences accurately.
It’s fantastic to see such curiosity, teamwork and scientific thinking in action. Well done to everyone involved!
#GCSEScience #STEMEducation #academicexcellence #surreyschools #Bookham
GCSE Required Practical in Action: Temperature Changes in Reactions.
Year 9 Pupils have been getting hands-on in the lab, investigating how temperature changes during chemical reactions. This required practical focuses on neutralisation, where an acid reacts with an alkali to form a salt and water.
Using careful measurements and precise techniques, students recorded temperature changes to determine whether reactions were:
Exothermic (releasing heat and causing a temperature rise)
Endothermic (absorbing heat and causing a temperature drop)
Not only does this help build practical skills, but it also deepens understanding of energy changes in chemistry and how we calculate temperature differences accurately.
It’s fantastic to see such curiosity, teamwork and scientific thinking in action. Well done to everyone involved!
#GCSEScience #STEMEducation #academicexcellence #surreyschools #Bookham
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