At Dulwich Prep we take an integrated approach to STEM. This means educating our pupils in four specific disciplines, namely Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. The pupils are at…
…safety processes and procedures. As well as being a qualified teacher, applicants should have a suitable food technology qualification alongside experience of teaching food technology, preferably in Key Stages 1…
This term in Science, all of the Year 8 Day School classes worked in pairs or individually to investigate a range of topics. These were then presented at a Science…
…KS2 and KS3 Science, with the ability to teach all three sciences up to GCSE level. A willingness to teach Games will also be a great advantage. The successful candidate…
…what these tools can do actively as a learning tool is often limited. We aim to shift our boys from being ‘passive users’ of technology to ‘active users’ of technology….
…sons are ‘Old Boys’ of the Prep and may not be registered with the association be they at University or now pursuing careers‘ please ask them to register at www.dpoba.org…
In the Design and Technology rotation this half term, Year 8 students worked on an Architecture project. They researched contemporary architects, visited the Design Museum, sketched architectural features from life…
…some, even learning a blanket stitch as they create their very own linen beach bag). In science, the boys have been exploring ‘floating and sinking’. They are developing their observation…
…Science department are so very proud of the way they conducted themselves and the kindness they showed in answering the many questions from their students. The experiments included: Making and…