Challenging Year 13 Psychology Topic
Students in Mrs Till’s A level psychology lesson were studying the topic of mental illness and the likelihood of children being affected by the mental illnesses of their parents....
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Students in Mrs Till’s A level psychology lesson were studying the topic of mental illness and the likelihood of children being affected by the mental illnesses of their parents....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Black History Month always provides an opportunity to celebrate black achievement and to reflect on issues affecting people of colour. Year 13 A Level History students have been...
Posted by Roger Newbold
The Big Law Question For Black History Month Year 12 law students have been studying the infamous case of Stephen Lawrence, the black teenager killed in April 1993. Students have...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
On Friday 2nd October, year 10 students enjoyed a day of excitement, engagement and invigoration when they attended the year 10 Option immersion events run by the Humanities and...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
The Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty welcomed back all year groups to lessons over the past week. It was particularly thrilling to see the new year 7, the new GCSE and A...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
After an eight week period of physical distance, Year 12 students were able to enjoy their first face-to-face lesson with their humanities and social sciences teachers last week. ...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
The recent pandemic has shown very clearly how political decisions taken by Government Ministers dominate our everyday experience and lives. It has also highlighted some...
Posted by Giles Monks
Continue to Keep Yourself Busy with Your Family During Lockdown With the Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty Hopefully, some of you managed to achieve some of the challenges...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Seventy-five years ago, we celebrated Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) when fighting in Europe against Nazi Germany came to an end in World War Two. To allow the country to reflect...
Posted by Claire Till
Keep Yourself Busy with Your Family During Lockdown With the Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty It can be difficult to find new things to do when you are stuck at home for...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Students in Mrs Till’s A level psychology lesson were studying the topic of mental illness and the likelihood of children being affected by the mental illnesses of their parents. They had previously read a number of important research papers about this area of study and were looking at the data provided, aiming to get those top grades in their A level exams by being able to grapple with this important focus.
Students were demonstrating their knowledge and opinions in the useful class discussion that took place.
With the current restrictions fieldwork has been non-existent over the last year and a half. However, with restrictions easing we have started to plan and execute fieldwork around...
8s.Hi.1 attempted to bring the past to life in Wednesday’s History lesson by recreating the trial of Charles I in January1649. Although somewhat short of props, students quickly...