Extended Study C21 Admiral and Skipper

By B Batty15th October 2017

Students in Admiral and Skipper C21 have revision set as extended study this week.

On Friday 20th October students will sit a GCSE style exam paper including two 1 mark questions, a 9 mark question and an 18 mark question. The questions will only be based on the Volga/Rus Vikings which includes:
-The changing nature of Viking (Rus) trade and settlement in Russia from c.750
-The nature of Viking trade and interaction with the Arab world
– Viking relations with Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire

As a result students will need to take their books home this week in order to revise and be fully prepared for Friday.

C21 Year 10 Spanish Extended Study

By Mrs N Sprakes9th October 2017

Students are to practise the work done on booking in to a hotel using espanolextra. Choose the topics menu, then holidays, and there are 3 activities around hotel booking and accommodation to complete for Monday 16th October. Any problems, please see Mrs Sprakes.

Year 10 Spanish Extended Study

By Mrs N Sprakes3rd October 2017

Students have a list of connectives to learn for a test on Monday 9th October. Some of the test will be Spanish to English, and some English to Spanish, so it is essential that students spend time learning these. Any problems, please see Mrs Sprakes.

Year 10 Spanish Extended Study

By Mrs N Sprakes12th September 2017

For Monday 18th September, students need to research how Spanish people spend their holidays. Information to be found could be where they go, what activities they do, when they go on holiday. Information can be shared as a googledoc, or written as bullet points in their books, Any problems, please see Mrs Sprakes.

Year 10 Spanish Extended Study

6th September 2017Mrs N Sprakes

Students need to log on to espanolextra to practise numbers this week, ready for sessions on Monday 11th September. Go on to the topics area, then numbers, and scroll down to the listening section on telephone numbers. There are 2 activities to complete. Any problems, please see Mrs Sprakes.