Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Bowen, Alex and Gabriel enlighten us about the challenges facing biodiversity. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Byron, Oliver, Jasper and Rufus present on the impact of agricultural farming on water usage. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Lucy, Frances, Edie-May and Belle are talking about Griffiths' Farm groundbreaking chicken farming. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Edgar, Jerry and Nathan consider aquaponics to benefit the environment. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Bijen, Rhianna and Charissa discuss the benefits of using nectar points to help the Woodland Trust. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Bobby, Alex, Ben and Neel present on the benefits of hydroponics. Bobby uses this method to grow his own vegetables at home. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Xanthe, Sami, Freya, Flora and Anna have studied the Welford Estate that is paving the way for biodiversity. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Katie, Clara, Bob and Adryan are talking about vertical farming project Sky Greene in Singapore. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Martha, Millie, Lydia and Olivia have considered how the palm oil industry can be positively managed. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Team 2 sees vertical farming as a solution. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

Bromsgrove School Research Competition 2022: Up first, Lower Sixth pupils George, Nick, Hamza, Fin and Tom. #BSRC #SchoolActivities

A packed lecture theatre for the Bromsgrove School Research Competition led by Dr Rimmer, Master of Scholars. Our pupils are presenting the question 'How should global agricultural practices change t…