Summer performs Animal Farm with British Youth Music Theatre
Summer performs Animal Farm with British Youth Music Theatre
"Man is the only animal for whom his own existence is a problem which he has to solve." - Erich Fromm
Psychology is defined as the scientific study of the human mind and behaviour and over the last century, it has grown into a multi-disciplinary field which has become one of the most popular degree courses in the country. From the early 20th century transatlantic debate between Watson’s behaviourism and Freud’s influential, yet flawed psychodynamic approach, through to contemporary research in cognitive neuroscience, Psychology A-Level introduces pupils to a range of topics addressing how and why we do what we do and think what we think. During the course, pupils will cover some of the core aspects of psychological research including memory, obedience and parent-child attachment, as well as an exploration of atypical behaviour such as criminality. It will undoubtedly challenge, fascinate and provoke both philosophically and scientifically minded individuals as they consider the deeper questions of what makes us human.
Summer performs Animal Farm with British Youth Music Theatre
A busy hockey season saw our boys’ teams playing a record 101 fixtures!
For the first time, Blundell's took the maximum number of teams to Rosslyn Park, three girls and four boys’ teams.
Congratulations to our sixth form group, who have qualified for the national final.
Our U18's were crowned winners at Millfield 7's tournament.
The “Around the World in 80 Minutes” Spring Concert was an event of extraordinary scope and execution, so grand that to say it took the audience on a whirlwind global tour would be an understatement.
Congratulations Freya!
Semi Final Success for Blundell's 1st XV!
The Carol Service in Exeter Cathedral has consistently been a highlight on the school calendar, and this year proved to be no exception.