Epping Forest A Wet Affair


After the wettest April in decades, our annual GCSE fieldtrip to Epping Forest was a wet affair!


Battling the elements


Mixed Views On Impact Of Westfield


Year 9 Geography students spent a day comparing the different types of retail provision in the Shepherds Bush area.


Concern for trade impact


Despite the rain their spirits weren’t dampened! The market stall traders in the well-known Shepherds Bush Market were interviewed by students, with many expressing their concerns over the Westfield Shopping Centre and how it has impacted on trade for them; whilst others saw the development as a great opportunity.


Facilities impressive overall


Students also conducted land use surveys of the shopping spaces. They were very impressed with the facilities and design of the Westfield Shopping Centre and some were particularly mesmerised by the diamond jewellery on sale!


The students behaved very well and worked impressively to collect the data needed for their coursework.


Mrs Virdee


Students were well kitted-out with wellies and waterproofs and were determined to battle the elements to collect the data needed for their ‘Rivers’ coursework. Debden Brook was flowing faster than usual for the time of year, and deeper river levels meant that we had several students with wet feet!


Students praised for behaviour


They worked very hard to measure river velocity, channel width and depth, river turbidity, and wetted perimeter. Epping Forest Field Study Centre


staff commented on how


well the students from Villiers had behaved.


They showed good organisational skills and worked efficiently in their groups to collect all the data they needed.


Well done to all Year 10 Geography students.


Mrs Virdee


Congratulations also to: Mathusa Manokaran Pe3, Purva Kambonji Aq5, Preetnoor Nagi Aq10, Gurdeep Virdi Cy5, Jakob Wahed Ph6, Ali Khan Pe4, Manjot Rajasansir Cy7, Zeeshan Khan Cy and, Rajan Chander Pe7.


Students Win Science And Technology Challenge


The University Of West London invited five schools to compete in four science and technology challenges; building a bridge, making a racing car, making a robot and a forensics dilemma.


Twelve Year 8 and 9 students from Villiers took part, and two of them won two of the challenges!


Congratulations to winners: Nilukshi Hettiarage CY7 and Simranjeet Duhra CY10


Spelling Bees champs defend title!


TARANDEEP Jhutti, Muaaz Mohamed, Jakob Wahed and Preetnoor Nagi successfully defended their title as Ealing spelling champions last month as they won the Ealing Spelling Bee once again!


They were fantastic and really did the school proud.


Ms Newbold


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