The Year 11 students, who are studying IGCSE, dissected owl pellets to uncover insights into owl diets and ecosystems. They also collected samples from freshwater ecosystems to analyse the effects of pollution. Additionally, they conducted a study on the distribution of limpets along the rocky shore at Filey Brigg.

Meanwhile, the Year 13 students focused on studying sand dune succession along the coast in Bridlington. They also meticulously planned their Required Practical, which involved investigating non-native crayfish. This practical was carried out at two different freshwater sites.

Mrs Helen Rai, Head of Biology, said, "We had a fantastic weekend, enjoying wonderful weather and excellent food. The behaviour of our students was exemplary, and it was lovely to see them make the most of the trip.  Thank you to my colleagues, Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Johnson, for their invaluable support over the weekend."

Fieldwork holds significant importance in the Biology curriculum at Leicester High School for Girls, and students partake in an annual residential field course as an integral component of their studies.