Beyond MAD is our online YouTube channel bringing demonstrations of student learning to you virtually. Our MAD performance nights (MAD Nights) have been a real hit over recent years and we weren't going to let the 2020 social distancing restrictions stop students from showing off what they love about learning at Springbank.
Select a video you wish to view below and consider giving it a 'thumbs up' to encourage our students.
Tyson, Tyzanna and Kiara demonstrate their new skills on the drums by playing to 'Crazy little thing called love' by Queen.
Year 9 student Jeremy writes, illustrates and reads his own children's story. (2020)
Year 9 student Ayesha writes, illustrates and reads her own children's story. (2020)
Year 9 student Summer writes, illustrates and reads her own children's story. (2020)
A scary classic radio play performed by Campbell, Jaxon, Emily, Donna, Eden and Rhyme.
Scarlett, Emel and Jack demonstrate their new skills on the drums by playing to 'One of Us' by ABBA.
Hassan, Mac, Riley and Sean put their bridge to the test.
AIM: Build a bridge from pop sticks, skewers, cardboard and hot glue to span a minimum distance of 1 metre with the cost of materials calculated against the total weight the bridge is capable of sustaining.
Food styling is the art of presenting food (dishes) in such a way as to make it look as appealing as possible. Students in our senior Food and Hospitality class demonstrate the delicious dishes they created, then plated up for the camera.
Year 8 students get together in the Tower Art Centre to perform.
Toby, Erik and Zac put their cable stay bridge to the test.
AIM: Build a bridge from pop sticks, skewers, cardboard and hot glue to span a minimum distance of 1 metre with the cost of materials calculated against the total weight the bridge is capable of sustaining.
Fin and Liam bring you 'The sound of silence'.
The prequel to the next one.
*Due to copyright laws the song 'Here comes the sun' by the Beatles has been muted by YouTube from 10m:45sec. Fin suggests singing this to yourself as the video plays out to the credits to gain the best possible intention of his creative genius, thus not denying yourself the emotional crescendo that makes this such a classic inclusion to our Beyond MAD collection.
