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Posted by Danielle Bowe
On Wednesday 7th December, year 11 English students visited the Charles Dickens Museum in London. As part of our study of A Christmas Carol, we were invited to attend a trip at...
Posted by Saina Asadi
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Reading Through Time: Making Sense of Our World Anthropological evidence suggests stories were used by ancestral hominids. Rubin (1995) says stories are such a strong part of...
Posted by Lynn Court
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Last Friday, 45 Year 11 students travelled to Milton Keynes Theatre with Mr Carter, Miss Collins, Ms Court, Mrs Famili, Mr Burley, Mrs Hughes, Ms Gray and Ms Malik to watch an...
Posted by Anthony Carter
For our first unit of study in English at Bushey Meads School, we have been looking at Mythology. During our first lesson, we had the chance to create our own mythical creatures...
Posted by Saina Asadi
Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy’s Progress was Charles Dickens’ second novel, following The Pickwick Papers, and was published as a serial in the magazine...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
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Little Dorrit is a classic tale of imprisonment that was published in 1857. Upon publication it immediately outsold any of Dickens’s previous books. The story is set around...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
In a world where children are chosen to battle each other to death. Where you have no control of your actions. Death, Destruction, War. Does that sound like a book you would read?...
With the increasing use of Chromebooks and laptops, we are lucky to have access to a wide collection of ebooks and audio books, including study guides and set texts, in addition...