‘Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.’
Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
First published #onthisday in 1949
We were sad to say goodbye to our Year 13 Linguists for what may have been their last English Language lesson this afternoon. Best of luck to you all, you talented bunch. It has been such a privilege teaching you! 📚
Mr Neale’s Year 10 set are researching the social, historical & economical contexts surrounding George Orwell’s 1984, as well as his political views & motives as part of their studies this morning. 📚
9 Castle Gate. The Site of Haywood's factory where D.H.Lawrence worked in 1901. This was Lawrence's first job after leaving #Nottingham High School. The description of the warehouse & "old-fashioned" Castle Gate feature in Sons & Lovers #Nottinghamshire
Huge thanks to Lizzie Murray (ON 2017-2019) for coming in to work with our Year 12 linguists this morning. Excellent discussions around sociolinguistics, particularly regarding social attitudes towards gender and accent. 📚
@Nottinghamians @NottsHigh #somuchmore
Huge thanks to Lizzie Murray ON for coming in to work with our Year 12 linguists this morning. Excellent discussions around sociolinguistics, particularly regarding social attitudes towards gender and accent. 📚 @Nottinghamians
Mr Nixey is reading Matt Walker’s ‘Europe United.’
Europe United is Walker’s account of his visits each of UEFA’s 55 member nations to see a top flight game of football during the 2017-2018 season @NottsHigh @EnglishNHS
We can’t wait get going with DEAR today. 📚 The response so far has been overwhelmingly positive. Staff & students alike are looking forward to their hour of reading today!
Really looking forward to joining in with our Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) day today. All in the school community reading for an hour during the school day to promote the enjoyment of reading.
We are super excited for the first ever @NottsHigh ‘Drop Everything and Read’ (DEAR) day this coming Wednesday 15th Jan 📚 12mins of independent reading for students & staff at the start of each lesson: so important for creativity, concentration & wellbeing! #dontforgetyourbook