When we return to school on Monday 22nd March, students in Year 9 will start working on the final product for their learning expedition ‘You give me fever‘, which has the guiding question:
“Why should we care about health inequality?”
The final product will celebrate and honour the work of NHS staff across the whole organisation during this most difficult of years.
We would like for small groups of students to speak with NHS workers to find out about their role, and how it has been impacted over this last year.
If you or anyone in your family is an NHS worker, we would really appreciate it if our students could speak to you about your important work.
Ideally we would like for workers to meet with small groups of our students online during Monday 29th – Wednesday 31st March.
We are looking for workers from across all of the NHS, and are especially in need of some of the typically unsung heroines and heros such as cleaners, porters or community ambulance drivers for example, although our students would learn a lot from speaking to anyone with a role in the organisation. We have many experts already lined up, but it would be great to get even more from our families at XP.
If you or someone you know can help our students to learn more about the herculean efforts of this past year, please contact Mr Said.
We can’t wait to welcome all of our students back very soon!