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British and American Literature - group project conducted with the students from 12d, class of 2023

Click for my students' selection of good reads!

To be continued!

What's new this Christmas

Find out what we are grateful for

New contributions to our interactive posters by Year 11 & our new escape rooms by Year 12

Language in its infinite varieties

Check out 12a & 12b's final projects

Check out some of our project work with year 12

Click on the eggs for some fun facts, quizzes and other activities designed for year 11 students

Click on the picture to find out how we are going to celebrate love

Click on the picture for our interactive story calendars. But be patient, as you will be able to open one door a day!

Click on the picture for our gratitude jars, poems and other Thanksgiving activities we used to develop and express our gratitude for the important people and things in our lives

Click on the picture to have fun with our Halloween interactive activities

Click on the picture to find out what we did to celebrate European Day of Languages 2021 for a whole week of activities on language diversity and beauty

Click on the picture for some graduation yearbook project tips and templates, as well as samples of students' work

The gratitude challenge

We are proud to present a group online project conducted in English classes with 11 a and 11 b to celebrate Thanksgiving, which involved a lesson to develop the students’ listening and speaking skills, as well as their presentation and creative thinking skills. After a lesson in Meet where students watched and discussed a few short films on the topics of “The science of gratitude” and “A gratitude Experiment”, they discussed the benefits of being actively grateful for the development of their personality and society as a whole. The task they were asked to prepare and present to their classmates in the next lesson involved the answers to the following questions:

What are we grateful for? Why is it good for us to be grateful? How can we develop/express our gratitude?

In answer to the last question they also had to present an interactive way to do so in the form of an online survey or a game.

You will find some of their answers, questionnaires and games here. We hope you enjoy them and we thank you in advance for participating!

Nina Patterson and the students from 11 a & 11 b