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First off, the classroom vibe is buzzing. This term the school rolled out a new STEM program that mixes robotics with real‑world projects. Students built mini‑drones and raced them in the cafeteria – a hands‑on way to learn physics and coding. Teachers say test scores have lifted by a noticeable margin, especially in maths.
Language lovers also have something to cheer about. The French department launched a virtual exchange with a school in Lyon. Kids practice conversation in live video calls, and the feedback has been super positive. It’s a cheap, fun way to get a taste of another culture without leaving the campus.
Beyond books, the sports field is alive with energy. The football team clinched a close win in the regional league, thanks to a last‑minute goal from a junior striker. The win sparked a school‑wide celebration with a mini‑concert in the assembly hall – teachers even joined the dance floor.
Arts aren’t left out either. The drama club staged a modern twist on a classic play, swapping period costumes for streetwear. Audience members loved the fresh take, and the production earned a local theatre award. It shows how Lambrook encourages creativity in any form.
Community projects also get a spotlight. Students partnered with a nearby charity to refurbish a playground, painting benches and planting flowers. The event taught teamwork and gave the neighborhood a brighter space. Parents reported a surge in volunteer spirit after seeing the results.
Looking ahead, the school has a few big plans. A new eco‑garden is set to go live next month, giving biology classes a living lab. There’s also a scheduled tech fair where pupils will showcase apps they’ve built. Both events aim to blend learning with real‑world impact.
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