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Post Mortem Live coming to Sir Isaac Newton!
Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form is thrilled to host: The Post Mortem Live, a BBC Dragons’ Den featured live touring show.
There are two public events held on the evening of 22nd and 23rd February as well as a free student event on Wednesday 22nd February in the afternoon.
Tickets for their public evening show on 22nd and 23rd February are on sale.
As a host, we are able to offer the Post Mortem Live experience free of charge for up to 150 of our students. Tickets for the student event on Wednesday 22nd February will be allocated on a first come first serve basis. To register their interest, students will need to complete a short google form which will be sent to their school email address on Monday 13th February at 12pm.
The Post Mortem Live is a national touring educational experience, built to enhance an understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathology. The show is a unique immersive and interactive live experience, that offers participants the chance to take part in a recreated post-mortem experience. Devised by award-winning human anatomist and qualified teacher Sam Piri, the show's main aim is to contextualise how the human body works into a practical hands-on learning experience.
If you would like to find out more and book tickets for the public shows, please follow this link: https://www.thepostmortemlive.co.uk/
The Show...
This year's coroner's post-mortem investigates the death of Mr Anton Orlov. On the mortuary table lies the body of a 62-year-old male who began to display symptoms of respiratory difficulty and seizures in a cafe in Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire. He was pronounced dead by paramedics at 1437 on 31st March 2022. The cause of death at the moment is unknown and thought to be suspicious.
We have been advised that a possible chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attack may have been carried out which is classified as an act of terrorism by British Police. At this year's show, we'll be deploying full CBRN protocols as we examine the body of Mr Orlov combining forensics, toxicology and pathology to shine a light on Mr Orlov's pinnacle cause of death.