By Phil Parker on
18/05/2012 11:46
 This week's focus is on the work that Scouts can offer to local communities but also shows how young people can be enterprising too. We look at how young people can make a difference to society and develop skills that can be used when they grow up. An insight into the amazing character of Bear Grylls, Chief...
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By Phil Parker on
18/05/2012 11:31
 This week's Geography Subject of the Week looks at the international impact of the 250th anniversary of the sandwich. Whichever way you slice it, this snack food has taken many different forms around the world. Adaptable thinking is kneaded to work out why the people at Subway have used their loaf in creating...
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By Mark Penny on
18/05/2012 06:51
 In this Topic of the Week we show how the Olympic Torch is ignited and illustrate the journey the Torch will take from Greece to Britain. Students will discover the history behind this relatively modern phenomenon and the extent and unique nature of the 2012 event. The Torch Relay in Britain will involve thousands...
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By Mark Penny on
18/05/2012 03:46
 In this Literacy and Numeracy Booster we take a look at how Chiltern Railways have tried to improve the experience of their customers. We look at how Tony Robinson and Richard Preddy have been teaching Chiltern Railways staff how to deliver joke announcements to make the morning commute more bearable. We look at some of the announcements and students can decide whether they are amusing or not. Students are posed the question: "How humour is being used to make train journeys better?" Students will have the opportunity to complete a literacy activities that involves them writing their own amusing train announcements. ...
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