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Welcome to the Humanities Broadcast : Issue 12 The Summer Edition! We hope that this ďŹ nds our Roding Valley Community safe and well‌ here are some new ideas and things to do!
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Summer Stars! Well done to...
Great start by the Year 12 Politics group studying US politics. Mr Murray
Amber, Patsy & Sulola for excellent effort in P&E :)
Sophie Bailey, Imogen Baldwin, Freddie Bayless, Calum Buckley, Hannah Carter,Hannah Clemmens, Paris Cole, Laura Cratchley, Beatrice Danescu, Diana Douhlinska, Lana Drake-Gibbs, Alex Ellis, William Foot, Callum Gower, Madison Hamilton, Xixeun He,Davina Karpaviciute, Robyn Kennedy, Welaaeddine Lahreche, Santiago Levy, Jack Marjason, Rosa Marshall, Bianca Nedelcu, James Newman, Jada Okine, Albie Oliver, Imaan Sattar, Iman Udin, Sam Shakespeare, Sophia Shipillis, Jasmine Singh, Libby Spencer, Sienna Stratham, Bailey Swaby, Aleyna Tekbati, Teddy Terry, Ben Winkworth for excellent effort in RS throughout the term. Mrs C :)
Bobbie Deboo, Charlotte Erescova, Amy Lewis, Reece Carn, Jack Morrison, Billie Smith for excellent effort in RS :)
The new philosophers, especially Gisela and Charlotte for a great start to P&E :)
Maame Duah, Lily Saunders, George Horsfall, Hollie Michaelson, Diya Waliwala, Havin Yalcin, Haval Yalcin for excellent work in RS :)
Melody Anderson-Skeats, Lily Anstey, George Averkiou, Elizabeth Babbs, Ashlee Bashorun, Anthony Blackledge, Ria Blundell, Omari Bramble, Alexandra Bramcheva, Pedro Baburusan, Daisy Callagher, Ellie Carter, Daniel Chandon, Dhilan Chavda, Aiden Cole, Luke Curtis, Anthony Dean, Harry Dickson, Martis Elphus, Oscar Farrugia, Emma Garland, Olivia Golding, Jean-Marc Harriott, Jakob Jaros, Lukas Jasevicius, Ellie King, Enru Li, Michael Luxton, Vikaris Mikanas, Paige Richards, Callum Roche, Warren Schroder, Evie Seymour, Isabelle Slevin, Lexi Sofocli, Bobbi Swaby, Louis Szabo, Francesca Ward, Daisy Warden, Jacob Winter, Well done for all your hard work in RS this term Mrs Cain:)
Summer Stars! Well done to...
Year 9 geographers - Many of you have made an excellent start to GCSE. A special mention to Caleb, Campbell, Georgie, Megan C, Helice, Harry C, Skye, Henry H, Efe, Bronya & Toby Well done!
Summer Stars! Well done to...
Look out for your end of term Humanities E-certiďŹ cates of achievement (posted to school email addresses)
Year 12 geographers 12 weeks of determination, independence and excellence: Thank you to Amber Giddy, Ava Packwood, Rosie Stone, Eren Tyler for being a pleasure to teach.
Year 7 geographers Thank you everyone for their commitment to their project and as a result there have been many which are fantastic.
Summer Stars! Well done to...
Year 10 geographers I have been super impressed with almost everyone. But, an extra well done to:
Year 8 geographers Melody Anderson-Sceats, Jack Balbes, Anthony Blackledge, Ria Blundell, Florin Butnaru, Ellie Carter, Dolly Carter, Anthony Dean, Rowan Howe, Louise Nicholson, Madison Paulin, Hannah Salmon, Archie Savage, Isabelle Slevin, Bobbi Swaby, Amelia Tomlinson, Xenia Tseka, Jessie Tucker & Daisy Warden,
WELL DONE!
Amber Baxter, James Boyce, Archie Carr, Hannah Clemens, Emily Fairhead, Sara Ioto, Davina Karpaviciute, Rosa Marshall, Austeja Mikenaite, Natalie Mofatt, Darcey Offer & Ben Winkworth WELL DONE!
Ethen Dignam, Ellie-Louise Griffiths, Charlotte Clay, Michal Nowak, Monty Ellis, Cem Eren, Travis Woodland & Havin Yalcin WELL DONE!
Year 7 Historians Thank you for the brilliant work this half term. Melody Anderson-Sceat, Elizabeth Babbs, Florin Butnaru, Daisy Callagher, Alana Cooper, Rowan Howe, Billy Muggleton, Aiden Risborough, Liam Smith, Amelia Tomlinson, Daisy Warden, Loios Webb, Jacob WInter
WELL DONE!
Summer Stars! Well done to... Year 8 Historians Thank you for your excellent work every week. Alexander Allsop, Aleyna Takbasti, Archie Carr, Ashaz Bashir, Athina Christofi, Awura Duah, Ayla Mellish, Beatriz Danescu, Bianca Nedelcu, Callum Gower, Calum Buckley, Ciaran Mcloughlin, Ellie Wood, Emily Fairhead, Erin Cetinkaya, Finlay James, Franklin Prasse, Fredrick Bayliss, George Glen, Hannah Carter, Iman Shahzad Udin, Jack Marjason, Jaeden Twaites, James Newman, Jasmine Singh, Jemima Purser, Jensen Margetts, Joseph Coyte, Kylen Opara, Laura Cratchley, Libby Spencer, Loirah Corbin, Madison Hamilton, paris Cole, Rosa Marshall, Ruby Simmons Sam Shakespeare, Tim Garrod
WELL DONE!
Year 9 Historians I have been super impressed everyone who has engaged but a special thanks to: Amber Compton, Bailey Allen, Cameron Twine, Cydney Spinoza, Elan Wainer, George Abbot, Harry Wells, Johnny Stuchfield, Kailen Archer, Kiera Swinson, Leah Spratt, Poppy Tribe, Ruby Curtis.
WELL DONE!
Year 10 Historians Thank you for the brilliant work this half term and for your contributions in the live lessons. Adam Ghounbaz, Adam Gowler, Charlie Ruse, Dominic Allen, Ethan Harvey, Freya Atherton, Hannah Ward, Haval Yalcin, Isabelle Ruse, Leon Harris, Lily Saunders, Maame Duah, Megan Passmore, Ruo Xi He, Sophia Barrett, Will Cratchley, Brooke Purser, Cai Gunning, Charlotte Clay, Demmy Nicolaou, Dylan Schroder, Evie Smith, Isher Bansal, Jack Spurgeon, Rory langdell, Tommy Yeomans
WELL DONE!
Summer Stars! Well done to...
Holiday Poll What does the RVHS community like to do when on holiday??? Holiday Poll - google form :)
Summer Pupdate...we look like our fur parents, they have had a fur cut though!!
Mrs Cain
Around the World!
Mrs Cain
A really funny set of books
Possible summer reads - I really enjoyed all these.
Mrs Cain
Try not to cry.
Animal’s with voices
Click here to watch a baby rhino for 33 seconds!
Tea break entertainment
Click here to visit San Diego Zoo For those of you of a certain age… remember this ??? (the theme music!!- I’d forgotten I knew it!)
The world is an extraordinary and varied place. One day, you might end up living or working in another part of the world. Try this quiz to see where would suit you to live!
Guess what country I was in last year!
https://www.quizony.com/country/result.htm
I got Monaco - I don’t mind that!!l
Fancy breaking a world record in the next six weeks break? Easiest world records to beat If you are fed up with all the gloom and the miserable daily news. Here are some uplifting stories of hope from around the world. World hope
Year 13 entrepreneurs set up a business in lockdown! Love these candles. Have a look at their website! Lintandkemp.com
Happy and safe holibobs everyone! Ms Barron
These are very local sites that you can enjoy with your family and friends during the summer break. (Please ensure a family member knows where you are going). (Mr. Murray)
Roding Valley Meadows Nature Reserve in Loughton/ Chigwell https://www.essexwt.org.uk/nature-res erves/roding-valley
Linders field in Buckhurst Hill https://youtu.be/ZFKzM5HeaOg
Chigwell Meadows Reserve http://www.grangefarmcentre.co.uk/chigwel l-meadows
Roding Valley Recreation Ground , Loughton and Buckhurst Hill. https://youtu.be/WZsNEB3dEzg
Ms Barron
Take a virtual holiday
Hawaii
Niagara Falls
Treat yourself to an ice cream!! Goats cheese and beetroot swirl
Sweetcorn
Veg salad
Lemongrass and olive
Mr Liddle’s culture dive of the week: Culture: The arts and other manifestations of human achievement. Culture provides important social and economic benefits. With improved learning and health, increased tolerance, and opportunities to come together with others. Culture enhances our quality of life and increases overall well-being for both individuals and communities. Send your opinions on any of the below: jliddle@rodingvalley.net
Have a listen:
Jamie XX - In Colour
Have a watch:
2001 A Space Odyssey
Have an attempt cooking:
Risotto (Italy)
After law school, Obama returned to Chicago to practice as a civil rights lawyer with the firm of Miner, Barnhill & Galland. He also taught constitutional law part-time at the University of Chicago Law School between 1992 and 2004 — first as a lecturer and then as a professor — and helped organize voter registration drives during Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. Who Is Barack Obama?
Obama published his autobiography, Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance, in 1995. The work received high praise from literary figures such as Toni Morrison. It has since been printed in more than 25 languages, including Chinese, Swedish and Hebrew. The book had a second printing in 2004 and was adapted for a children's version.
Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States and the first African American In February 2007, Obama made headlines when he announced his candidacy for the 2008 Democratic commander-in-chief. He served presidential nomination. He was locked in a tight battle with former first lady and then-U.S. senator from two terms, in 2008 and 2012. New York Hillary Rodham Clinton. On June 3, 2008, Obama became the Democratic Party's The son of parents from Kenya presumptive nominee after winning a sufficient number of pledged delegates during the primaries, and and Kansas, Obama was born Clinton delivered her full support to Obama for the duration of his campaign. On November 4, 2008, Obama defeated Republican presidential nominee John McCain, 52.9 percent and raised in Hawaii. He to 45.7 percent, to win election as the 44th president of the United States—and the first African graduated from Columbia American to hold this office. His running mate, Delaware Senator Joe Biden, became vice president. University and Harvard Law School, where he was president First 100 Days and Nobel Peace Prize of the Harvard Law Review. Between Inauguration Day and April 29, 2009, the Obama administration took action on many fronts. After serving on the Illinois For his efforts during his debut in office, the Nobel Committee in Norway awarded Obama the 2009 State Senate, he was elected a Nobel Peace Prize. U.S. senator representing In his first 100 days in office, Obama coaxed Congress to expand health care insurance for children and provide legal protection for women seeking equal pay. A $787 billion stimulus bill was passed to Illinois in 2004. He and wife promote short-term economic growth. Housing and credit markets were put on life support, with a Michelle Obama have two market-based plan to buy U.S. banks' toxic assets. Loans were made to the auto industry, and new daughters, Malia and Sasha. regulations were proposed for Wall Street.
Miss Garip
Kid President believes we're all teachers and we're all students. What are you teaching the world? Who are you learning from? Share this with a special teacher in your life! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwlhUcSGqgs
Let me know who your favourite teacher is, and why? sgarip@rodingvalley.net
How to Fight Empathy Burnout | The Science of Empathy As we come to one of the most unusual end of terms ever‌ I wanted to introduce you to a great Youtube channel. On the ďŹ nale episode of The Science of Empathy, Julian explores the effects of "empathy burnout." For people in jobs that require a lot of empathy, it's common for people to feel overburdened by the hardships of other people. So we're here to see if there is a better way to cope with empathy burnout! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1-XOMsjob8
A Pep Talk from Kid President to You We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friends who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-gQLqv9f4ow
Mrs Delbourgo
People you know who have studied sociology
Michelle Obama majored in sociology and minored in African-American studies, Miss Garip studied pure Sociology at Kingston university and I also studied pure Sociology at Surrey university.
Former US President Ronald Reagan majored in economics and sociology at Eureka College, a liberal arts school in Illinois, US. He was the 40th President of the United States between 1981 and 1989. Singer James Blunt, best known for his 2005 single “You’re Beautiful� and witty Twitter comebacks, graduated with a BSc in sociology from the University of Bristol, before serving in the army and then embarking on his pop career. He once said that his degree in sociology helped him to write music, with his songs often focusing on the way humans interact with each other.
Discuss the image, what is it trying to say about society? Let me know! adelbourgo @rodingval ley.net
Josh Conway’s entry to the Humanities logo competition
You have now seen all of the amazing entries for the Humanities logo competition. Thank you so much for these. More logo competitions coming in September
Click here for the link.
Click to lookImogen Kemp’s new business venture‌ congratulations and good luck!
Have a great summer from the Humanities Faculty! See you in September!