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It was the introduction lesson so I made a Padlet for the evidence and we did a psychology test for our personality traits.

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We had a guest speaker named Larrisa Gray come in and talk to us about sexual health and well-being. As well as the damaging effects of the pornography industry. We also learnt about trauma and the impact of sexual abuse on the person as well as the perpetrator.

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Covered British values with

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Looked at more British values as well as other countries cultures and customs.

Looked at examples of eating rituals and burial rituals from different countries like China and India.

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Looked at more British values. Looked at sharia law and compared it to the UK law. Covered rule of law.

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Looked at another British value. (Democracy)

Debated different laws and looked at the structure of parliament and local governments (local council).

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1.Question: What is the centre of the Sun called?

The core

2.Question: What is the term used to describe the study of the composition of stars?

Spectroscopy

3.Question: What does N stand for in NASA?

National

4.What makes the moon rise?

The earths rotation

5.Where is the furthest a human has been in space?

400,171Km away from earth

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Pass my GCSE English exam in November.

Status: complete/incomplete

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The sentiment reflects a broader debate about monarchy and national identity in Commonwealth realms like Australia. Some Australians feel a strong connection to their own national identity and question the relevance of a distant monarch. Others support the monarchy as a symbol of tradition and continuity. It’s a complex issue, balancing respect for history with desires for independence and self-determination.

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1. I recycle all my rubbish into different coloured bins for different waste.

This means that all my waste is sorted and recycled accordingly.

2. I turn all lights off that are not in use.

This saves on electricity which in turn means less fossil fuels used.

3. I use a wood burning stove to save on heating and electricity.

Also uses less electricity which means less fossil fuels.

4. I take the bus to college instead of driving.

This is more fuel efficient than using a car to take you to your destination.

5. I use the energy saving eco modes on all of my devices.

This reduces the amount of electricity used by my devices even when not switched on.

6. I reuse plastic bags and bottles.

This saves on plastic which also means less plastic being produced leading to less carbon footprint.

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We did our connect sustainability badge work in lesson today.

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In your own words, what is remembrance, and how do we remember?

Remembrance is the act of recalling or honouring people, events, or experiences from the past. It can involve actively reflecting on memories, rituals, or symbols that help preserve significance or meaning. We remember in various ways: through personal reflection, storytelling, rituals, ceremonies, and even through physical reminders like photographs, monuments, or objects. Remembrance connects us to our history, values, and the people or moments that shaped us, often allowing us to learn, grieve, celebrate, or appreciate. It’s a way to maintain continuity between the past, present, and future.

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Learnt about Remembrance Day and the different ways people and animals died.

Looked at a poem.

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Looked at radicalism and extremism and preventing terrorism.

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I look up to Matt shirt as he is very built and a very achieved man.

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Learnt about hate crimes and all the different protected characteristics. Debated different subjects such as wether wolf whistling should be classified as sexual harassment and made a crime.

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1. What is the Movember foundation.

It is a charity for men specifically testicular and prostate cancer.

2. What do people do to support it?

They grow a moustache.

3. What do you think about the charity?

I think it is good however unnecessary that it needs its own category just for 2 types of cancer.

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Looked at the windrush generation and how much they helped after the war. And also how much they struggled when they first came over.

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1. What is Diwali know as?

The festival of lights.

2. What religion celebrates Diwali?

Hindu, Jains and Sikh.

3.What do people celebrating Diwali do?

The lighting of lamps, sharing of food and giving of gifts are all symbols of lights triumph over darkness.

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1. Name a different country that celebrates at this time of year?

United States of America

2. What is the name of the celebration?

Kwanzaa

3. What activities are involved in the celebration?

They light candles which represent different 7 different values.

4. How long has the celebration taken place?

It originated in 1966.

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We did a lesson on sexual health, contraception and STIs.

We also learnt where to go when we need a checkup or free/emergency contraceptives.

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The Lunar New Year 2025 brings with it the arrival of the Wood Snake, a rare and significant combination that occurs once every 60 years. This unique pairing of the snake, known for its wisdom and transformative energy, with the wood element, symbolizes growth, stability, and creativity.

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We are working towards our connect badge talking about the 5c’s of goals.