Foldr | HP Email | Teams | Wisepay | Staff Home About Information School Life Enrichment Sixth Form School DIrect Contact Chinese Resources Why do you need to study the language What is MEP MEP Promotion Video clips-streamed Guest Speaker videos Language Promotion Video clips Why do you need to study the language Ralph Streamer - Guest Speaker James Holmes - Guest Speaker MEP classroom and trip in general - Promo Video The Chinese culture bite size Understanding Chinese Culture Family activity-Learn Chinese through films Learn Chinese through films Learn Chinese through songs Learn Chinese through songs for beginners Learn Chinese through projects MEP Project 1 - Learning Chinese Through Technology MEP Project 2 - Bubble Tea MEP Project 2-24.3.20 南京抗疫现场Covid 19 worksheet MEP Project 2-Covid 19 Advice Poster_worksheet MEP Project 3 - First Emperor and Terracotta Army MEP Project 4 - Great Wall MEP Project 5 - Ode to Chinese MEP Project 6 - The Land that is China MEP Project 7 - Chinese Diary MEP Project 8 - Manhua comics MEP Project 9 - Lost Cowboy (song) MEP project 10 - Martial Arts MEP Project 11 - Peoples and Languages of China MEP project 12 - Chinese Literature MEP Project 13 - Baba qu nar MEP Project 14 - Shopping and Money MEP Project 15 - Chinese food 01 MEP Project 16 - Chinese food 02 MEP Project 17- Sports MEP Project 18- technology in China MEP project 19 - YouTube MEP Project 20-environment and sustainable living MEP Project 21-pop culture and Internet songs MEP project 22-Tang poetry and a short story MEP Project 23 - KTV MEP Project 25 - Qiu Jin Go Further through EPQ Project Extended Project Qualification Modern Foreign Languages options -Chinese Extended Project Qualification Modern Foreign Languages options -Chinese How to start an EPQ project Bring Chinese students into our classroom programme Take our students to China programme 2018 Y9 China Summer Camp Trip 2019 Y8 China MEP Trip 2019 Y9 China Summer Camp trip Facebook feed Latest News Music Enrichment Day Our second Curriculum Enrichment Day was themed as Music from Around the World. Students participated in a range of workshops from external companies on genres such as the music and dance of China, African drumming and samba. There were also many classroom-based activities such as using the app Garageband to create music and the Year 7s enjoyed making their own rap music. Our very own Mr Miles and Mr Barbour also organised and led sessions to whole year groups, which students clearly found both fascinating and engaging. Mr Miles’ session, for example, was a very loud samba extravaganza! Students really enjoyed the day and were fully engaged in these enrichment activities which are designed to supplement the breadth and depth of our curriculum offer. The curriculum days later in the year will look to develop these areas, as well as a focus on supporting other areas of the Key Stage 3 curriculum. Christmas Market & Ice Rink Thursday 2nd December - Hove Park Valley Campus - Christmas Market & Ice Rink Book your Ice Skating tickets here > www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/192260194417 ﻿ Hove Park School for the first time ever, will have a 10m x 10m synthetic ice rink at our annual Christmas Market, complete with music, lights and a snow machine to add to the fun! Tickets are £6 per adult or child, for 20 minutes skating (price includes skate hire). There are 3 penguin aids available per session for our younger skaters, these can be reserved on a first come first served basis for an extra charge of £2.50. To book visit - www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/192260194417 If you would like to advertise your business, we are selling advertising space around the ice rink’s barriers – please contact ksalter@hovepark.org.uk with your advertising enquiries. If you would like to run a stall contact dwillard@hovepark.org.uk All profits from our Christmas Market and Ice rink will be going to The Sussex Cancer Fund. Equalities Enrichment day All students in Years 7 to 11 enjoyed a range of activities and learning experiences outside of their normal timetabled lessons on Friday 15th October. This was the first of our Project Days this year and the focus was on Equalities. We had a variety of external agencies and companies who presented to the students on topics around Equalities and Diversity including Disability in Sport, Race and Racism, LGBTU presentations including a talk from Sophie Cook, who presented on trans-gender themes. At the Valley Campus some of our students also participated in a talk about the refugee status of people who enter the country at Gatwick airport. This talk was really interesting as it highlighted the situation and context of many of these refugees, including their welfare, human rights and many other issues. Our aim is for the annual Equalities Day to supplement the thorough and comprehensive education we offer around the Equalities Agenda in Learning for Life sessions. In future editions of Parklife lookout for information about our upcoming Project Days, where we will be focusing on key aspects of the curriculum, including Music Around the World and other Creative Arts themed days. Helpdesk Contacts Nevill Campus Nevill Road, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 7BN Nevill Office: 01273 082817 Valley Campus Hangleton Way, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 8AA Valley Office: 01273 082857 Sixth Form Office: 01273 082870 office@hovepark.org.uk