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This week in Science Club, students used minced meat alongside recipe sheets to make some beef burgers, this was an alternative to the original plan,
This week in Science Club, students looked into some chemical reactions by making elephant toothpaste, using some plastic bottles, yeast, food colouring, and warm water.
This week, Y7 student, Ava, came into school with her bronze and silver medals to show to staff. She gained these after competing in several
Following the Easter break, Science Club was back at Thrybergh Academy, where students continued the Easter theme. They followed instructions to produce their own Easter
Last term, Thrybergh Art students were invited by Children’s Capital of Culture to work with Artist and Illustrator, Ruth Dyer. Students produced illustrations for a
It has been a very busy half term at Thrybergh Academy, with lots of career opportunities for everyone to get involved in. Students took part
Y11 GCSE Drama students recently enjoyed a theatre trip to the Sheffield Crucible. The students saw a stylish but faithful version of Tennessee Williams’ classic,
On Thursday 27th March, Thrybergh Academy celebrated World Theatre Day. Students were set the task of asking each of their teachers throughout the day, ‘What
We have had a very busy term at Thrybergh, with lots of our students taking part in things that they should be very proud of!
As part of World Theatre Day, Y7 and Y8 students visited Leeds Playhouse to see the critically acclaimed production of Animal Farm. The production was
This week at Science Club, students used the skills they had been taught in lessons to complete a Desert Island Challenge. They had to imagine
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