As part of their project on Sustainable Development, Year 10 students conducted some research on Bottled Water. They did a taste test, inviting students to see if they could tell the difference between bottled water and tap water.
Turns out most people thought the tap water tasted better.
Nice to see staff getting involved as well.
Good job Year 10!
Why is Citizenship important?
Citizenship helps young people to play an effective role in public life. They learn about rights, responsibilities, the law and democracy.
It encourages respect for people of all nationalities, religions and ethnic identities. Citizenship aims to give young people a voice with which they can change their world in an appropriate way.
It encourages respect for people of all nationalities, religions and ethnic identities. Citizenship aims to give young people a voice with which they can change their world in an appropriate way.
A guide to events going on locally
Sunday, 8 March 2009
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Sustainable Development
If you are enjoying our lessons on how we can all use less water and energy, then you might like to check out the new links in the sidebar. There are lots of interesting things to look at and do, and you might improve your school work as well.
Monday, 5 January 2009
Here's to a sustainable New Year.
All classes will be doing a lot of Citizenship this term. The focus is on Sustainable Development (helping to protect the planet) and all students will be getting actively involved in projects that will help to make Maplewell a more environmentally friendly community.
The activities are based on the activities found here: The Pod
Check it out
The activities are based on the activities found here: The Pod
Check it out
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