1. Being Neighborly

 Content: A discussion on the importance of community, kindness, and mutual support among neighbors.

 Objective: To encourage a sense of community and the value of good neighborly relationships.

 2. On to the Summit: We Reach the Top

 Content: A narrative about the challenges and triumphs of reaching a mountain summit.

 Objective: To inspire perseverance, resilience, and the spirit of adventure in the face of challenges.

 3. The Call of the Soil

 Content: An exploration of the relationship between humans and the land, emphasizing agriculture and rural life.

 Objective: To foster appreciation for nature, agriculture, and the hard work involved in farming.

 4. Pillars of Democracy

 Content: An examination of the fundamental principles and components that support a democratic system.

 Objective: To enhance understanding of democratic values, rights, and responsibilities.

 5. Mrs. Adis

 Content: A character study that focuses on Mrs. Adis and her impact on the community.

 Objective: To explore themes of individuality, influence, and social responsibility.

 6. Tiger Hills

 Content: A story or narrative about personal growth, struggles, and the journey towards understanding oneself.

 Objective: To convey themes of identity, culture, and personal development.

 7. Cherry Tree

 Content: A narrative about growth and the life cycle as represented through the metaphor of a cherry tree.

 Objective: To encourage reflection on growth, change, and the passage of time.

 8. The Sower

 Content: A poem or narrative that explores the act of sowing seeds, symbolizing hope and new beginnings.

 Objective: To inspire a sense of optimism and the potential for future growth.

 9. There is Another Sky

 Content: A poem that reflects on themes of hope, dreams, and the promise of a better future.

 Objective: To encourage a positive outlook on life and the importance of aspirations.

 10. Upon Westminster Bridge

 Content: A poem that captures the beauty of London at dawn, highlighting the relationship between nature and urban life.

 Objective: To appreciate the beauty of the environment and the intersection of nature with human creation.

 11. Nose versus Eyes

 Content: A humorous or philosophical exploration of perception and the senses.

 Objective: To encourage critical thinking about how we perceive the world around us.

 12. The Planners

 Content: A discussion about urban planning and its effects on society and the environment.

 Objective: To enhance awareness of societal development, planning, and the balance between nature and urbanization.

 13. Expansion of Ideas

 Content: Techniques for elaborating on ideas in writing, focusing on clarity and depth of expression.

 Objective: To develop writing skills and the ability to articulate thoughts effectively.

 14. Blog Writing

 Content: An introduction to writing for online platforms, including style, tone, and engagement strategies.

 Objective: To equip students with skills for modern communication and digital literacy.

 15. Emails

 Content: Guidelines for professional and personal email writing, emphasizing clarity and etiquette.

 Objective: To develop effective communication skills in digital correspondence.

 16. Film Review

 Content: Techniques for analyzing and reviewing films, focusing on narrative, direction, and impact.

 Objective: To cultivate critical thinking and analytical skills through media analysis.

 17. The Art of Compering

 Content: An exploration of the skills and techniques involved in hosting events and public speaking.

 Objective: To develop public speaking and presentation skills.

 18. History of English Drama

 Content: A study of the evolution of English drama, including key playwrights and movements.

 Objective: To enhance appreciation for dramatic literature and its cultural significance.

 19. The Rising of the Moon

 Content: A play or narrative that explores themes of freedom and rebellion.

 Objective: To engage with historical and cultural themes through drama.

 20. Extracts of Drama

   (A) A Midsummer Night’s Dream

   (B) An Enemy of the People

 Content: Selected excerpts from these plays for analysis and discussion.

 Objective: To deepen understanding of character, theme, and dramatic structure in classical literature.