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| − | Mr Archer is most known throughout school for his dedicated work involving the [[Eco Schools]] group. To his dismay, the group was labelled in the [[BRGS Express]] as '[[Geeko Schools]]. Despite [[geography|many skeptics]], Mr Archer has gone ahead and produced a wonderful [[Woodland Garden]] which is highly used and well appreciated by the lower school. | + | Mr Archer is most known throughout school for his dedicated work involving the [[Eco Schools]] group. To his dismay, the group was labelled in the [[BRGS Express]] as '[[Geeko Schools]]'. Despite [[geography|many skeptics]], Mr Archer has gone ahead and produced a wonderful [[Woodland Garden]] which is highly used and well appreciated by the lower school. |
Mr Archer has also had a run-in with [[Mrs Taylor]] over the [[Echo Schools]] project, when he complained in an article in the [[Blueprint]] about how the paper itself was a waste because nobody wanted it. | Mr Archer has also had a run-in with [[Mrs Taylor]] over the [[Echo Schools]] project, when he complained in an article in the [[Blueprint]] about how the paper itself was a waste because nobody wanted it. | ||
Revision as of 19:40, 11 March 2006
Physics
Mr Archer leads the physics department, namely Mr Jackson and Mrs Donnelly. He delivers engrossing lessons smattered with action and humour, for example 'the 8ft pole is a wire' experiment, as well as the 'stand on tables' experiment. Though never thrifty with his students' homework load, Mr Archer maintains order and, on average, high grades.
Ecoman
Mr Archer is most known throughout school for his dedicated work involving the Eco Schools group. To his dismay, the group was labelled in the BRGS Express as 'Geeko Schools'. Despite many skeptics, Mr Archer has gone ahead and produced a wonderful Woodland Garden which is highly used and well appreciated by the lower school.
Mr Archer has also had a run-in with Mrs Taylor over the Echo Schools project, when he complained in an article in the Blueprint about how the paper itself was a waste because nobody wanted it.
