1. Being Neighborly

    Content: Discusses the importance of good neighborly relations, emphasizing empathy, support, and community bonding.

    Objective: To foster understanding of social responsibility and the role of neighbors in community wellbeing.

 2. On to the Summit: We Reach the Top

    Content: Narrates the journey and challenges faced in reaching personal and professional goals, drawing parallels to mountain climbing.

    Objective: To inspire perseverance and determination in achieving aspirations.

 3. The Call of the Soil

    Content: Explores the deep connection between individuals and the land, highlighting the significance of agriculture and environmental stewardship.

    Objective: To instill appreciation for nature and the importance of sustainable practices.

 4. Pillars of Democracy

    Content: Examines the fundamental principles and structures that support democratic governance, including justice, equality, and freedom.

    Objective: To educate students about their rights and responsibilities as citizens in a democratic society.

 5. Mrs. Adis

    Content: A character study of Mrs. Adis, focusing on her qualities, challenges, and contributions to her community.

    Objective: To highlight the impact of individual actions on society and the value of strong character.

 6. Tiger Hills

    Content: A narrative centered around themes of adventure, nature, and self discovery, set against a backdrop of mountainous landscapes.

    Objective: To encourage exploration of personal identity and the relationship between humanity and the natural world.

 7. Cherry Tree

    Content: A story that reflects on growth, change, and the cycle of life through the lens of a cherry tree's journey.

    Objective: To appreciate the beauty of nature and the lessons learned from observing growth.

 8. The Sower

    Content: Discusses themes of hard work and sowing seeds of hope, both literally and metaphorically.

    Objective: To emphasize the importance of diligence and optimism in achieving results.

 9. There is Another Sky

    Content: A poetic exploration of hope, longing, and the idea of finding new opportunities beyond present circumstances.

    Objective: To inspire creativity and the pursuit of dreams despite challenges.

 10. Upon Westminster Bridge

    Content: A poem that describes the beauty of London in the early morning light, capturing the tranquility and serenity of the city.

    Objective: To develop an appreciation for nature and urban landscapes in poetry.

 11. Nose versus Eyes

    Content: A humorous take on the rivalry between different senses, exploring perception and reality.

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

 12. The Planners

    Content: A commentary on urban development and the impact of planning on society and the environment.

    Objective: To raise awareness of the complexities of urbanization and its effects on community dynamics.

 13. Expansion of Ideas

    Content: Techniques and strategies for elaborating on a central idea in writing or speech.

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

 14. Blog Writing

    Content: An introduction to the art of blogging, covering topics such as audience engagement, Content creation, and online presence.

    Objective: To develop skills in digital communication and personal expression.

 15. Emails

    Content: Guidelines for effective email communication, including format, tone, and etiquette.

    Objective: To foster professionalism in digital correspondence.

 16. Interview

    Content: Preparation techniques for interviews, including research, questioning strategies, and body language.

    Objective: To equip students with essential skills for job interviews and personal interactions.

 17. Film Review

    Content: An analysis of film critique, covering elements such as narrative, direction, and cinematography.

    Objective: To cultivate analytical skills and an appreciation for cinematic arts.

 18. The Art of Compering

    Content: Techniques and best practices for hosting events and public speaking, emphasizing clarity and audience engagement.

    Objective: To enhance public speaking and presentation skills.

 19. History of English Drama

    Content: An overview of the evolution of English drama from classical to modern times, highlighting key playwrights and movements.

    Objective: To appreciate the rich tradition of drama in English literature and its cultural significance.

 20. The Rising of the Moon

    Content: A play that reflects themes of nationalism and rebellion, set against a historical backdrop.

    Objective: To engage with historical contexts and explore the role of drama in social commentary.

 21. Extracts of Drama

    (A) A Midsummer Night’s Dream

      Content: A comedic exploration of love, magic, and dreams set in a mystical forest.

      Objective: To appreciate Shakespeare’s language and themes of love and fantasy.

    (B) An Enemy of the People

      Content: A play that critiques societal norms and the conflict between individual morality and public opinion.

      Objective: To encourage discussions on ethics, truth, and community responsibility.