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📣IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR Y11!📣
If you have copies of English Literature texts at home, please return them to school asap. The texts that need returning are: A Christmas Carol, Romeo and Juliet and An Inspector Calls.
“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old” - pupils in school today prepared to celebrate VE Day, making bunting and reciting poetry 🇬🇧
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VE Day commemorates 75 years since the formal acceptance of Nazi Germany’s surrender in WW2 on Tuesday 8th May 1945🇬🇧
A MUST WATCH FOR ALL YEARS!!!
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Frankenstein is live on YouTube at 7pm (you can watch at a later time).
An exciting watch for the whole family so why not have a night at the theatre in your own home?
Copy the link: https://t.co/0BsdMnbUtn
#nationaltheatreathome
People are turning to poetry like never before, so we asked some friends to read their favourite SH poem for us and we'll be sharing them over the coming weeks. First up, the mighty #AdrianDunbar reading 'Storm on the Island'. (For all you @Line_of_duty fans out there)
COMING SOON TO BBC iPLAYER!!
The RSC will be uploading R&J, Othello, Much Ado, Hamlet, Macbeth and The Merchant of Venice to BBC iPlayer soon!
All year groups should watch ONE play over the next 12weeks.
We will update you once they have gone online and are available to watch 🎭
1) If I was comparing MY LAST DUCHESS to LONDON:
- both poems show how inequalities in power always seem to victimise women. It is women who suffer in the transaction of power with men who want ownership over their bodies -- whether aristocracy or street prostitutes.
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So tomorrow is the day you have been waiting for.
We’ve all been there and we want you to know that we have been thinking of you since you first walked into our classrooms. Whether we taught you every year or had… https://t.co/1PjY3b03dx
Miss Winter’s Y8 class were the first in the English department to make use of our new Forest School for their reading lesson🌲🌳🍁📚#dropeverythingandread