Social Studies Department Overview

The video introduces the social studies faculty, detailing the subjects taught and the faculty members responsible for each. It outlines the class schedule, including geography, history, modern studies, and religious and moral education. The video also highlights extracurricular activities like the geography club and knitting club, and discusses support and study opportunities available to students. The conclusion emphasizes the diverse activities and experiences offered within the department.

Where is the Social Studies faculty located?

• On the ground floor near the library

• On the first floor above the canteen

• In the basement next to the gym

• On the second floor beside the science labs

Who is the head of the Social Studies department?

• Mr. McKeever

• Mrs. Riddle

• Mr. Fleming

• Mrs. Stackin

Which subjects are included in the Social Studies department?

• Geography, History, Modern Studies, RME

• Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics

• Physical Education, Music, Drama, IT

• Math, Science, English, Art

How many periods per week are dedicated to Social Studies?

• Four periods

• Six periods

• Three periods

• Five periods

What is the focus of the fifth period in the weekly schedule?

• Geography

• History

• Modern Studies

• Religious and Moral Education

Who teaches RME in the Social Studies department?

• Mrs. Riddle and Mr. Taylor

• Mr. Fleming and Miss Todd

• Mr. Strachan and Miss Baker

• Mr. McKeever and Mrs. Raffy

Which club is associated with a quiz competition?

• Drama Club

• Geography Club

• Knitting Club

• Science Club

What is the purpose of the supported study sessions?

• To learn a new language

• To get help with homework and classwork

• To practice sports

• To prepare for music exams

Which activity is NOT mentioned as part of the Social Studies curriculum?

• Presentations

• Cooking classes

• Written reports

• Dramas

What is the main goal of the Social Studies department for students?

• To memorize historical dates

• To gain a broad experience and new skills

• To prepare for sports competitions

• To focus solely on geography