1. Being Neighborly

    Content: A story highlighting themes of friendship, kindness, and the importance of helping others.

    Objective: To understand the value of good neighborly relations and explore themes of empathy and community.

 2. On to the Summit: We Reach the Top

    Content: An inspirational account of a mountaineer's journey to the summit, emphasizing perseverance and determination.

    Objective: To encourage students to set goals and overcome challenges through hard work and resilience.

 3. The Call of the Soil

    Content: A reflective piece on the connection between humans and nature, focusing on the significance of agriculture and land.

    Objective: To promote an appreciation for nature, agriculture, and sustainable living.

 4. Pillars of Democracy

    Content: An exploration of the key principles that uphold democracy, including freedom, equality, and justice.

    Objective: To deepen students' understanding of democratic values and the role of citizens in preserving them.

 5. Mrs. Adis

    Content: A short story dealing with moral dilemmas and the consequences of difficult choices.

    Objective: To engage with complex moral issues and explore themes of guilt, responsibility, and humanity.

 6. Tiger Hills

    Content: A story set against the backdrop of a beautiful natural landscape, emphasizing human connections and emotions.

    Objective: To appreciate the beauty of nature and understand how it influences human emotions and relationships.

 7. Cherry Tree

    Content: A story about growth, perseverance, and the connection between humans and trees, symbolizing personal development.

    Objective: To foster an understanding of the importance of patience, nurturing, and care in both nature and life.

 8. The Sower

    Content: A poem highlighting the determination and faith of a farmer, representing hard work and hope for the future.

    Objective: To appreciate the symbolic representation of perseverance in the face of adversity.

 9. There is Another Sky

    Content: A poem reflecting on hope, optimism, and the promise of a brighter future, despite current struggles.

    Objective: To inspire students to remain hopeful and optimistic, even in challenging circumstances.

 10. Upon Westminster Bridge

    Content: A poem by William Wordsworth that marvels at the serene beauty of London as seen from Westminster Bridge.

    Objective: To cultivate an appreciation for poetic descriptions of urban and natural landscapes and the power of observation.

 11. Nose versus Eyes

    Content: A humorous and satirical piece that explores human behavior through the conflict between the senses of sight and smell.

    Objective: To engage with satire and humor while analyzing the deeper message about human nature and reasoning.

 12. The Planners

    Content: A poem critiquing the over planning and modernization of cities, and its impact on the natural environment and heritage.

    Objective: To reflect on the balance between development and preservation of culture and nature.

 13. Expansion of Ideas

    Content: Techniques for expanding and elaborating on a given idea or topic, focusing on logical development and clarity of thought.

    Objective: To develop critical thinking and improve written expression through structured idea development.

 14. Blog Writing

    Content: Guidelines for writing effective blog posts, including clarity, audience engagement, and creative expression.

    Objective: To introduce students to the format and style of blogs, enhancing their digital communication skills.

 15. Emails

    Content: Instructions on composing formal and informal emails, focusing on tone, structure, and effective communication.

    Objective: To equip students with essential skills for professional and personal correspondence in digital platforms.

 16. Interview

    Content: Techniques for preparing and conducting interviews, including question framing and active listening.

    Objective: To improve interpersonal communication skills and build confidence in formal interactions.

 17. Film Review

    Content: Guidelines for writing a review of a film, focusing on plot analysis, character development, and critical evaluation.

    Objective: To develop critical thinking and analytical skills by interpreting and critiquing visual media.

 18. The Art of Compering

    Content: Techniques for successfully hosting events, including maintaining flow, engaging the audience, and using appropriate language.

    Objective: To cultivate public speaking and event management skills through practical approaches to compering.

 19. History of English Drama

    Content: A study of the development of English drama from its origins to modern times, focusing on key playwrights and works.

    Objective: To explore the evolution of drama as a literary and performative art form, and its cultural significance.

 20. The Rising of the Moon

    Content: A one act play by Lady Gregory dealing with themes of patriotism, identity, and political conflict in Ireland.

    Objective: To analyze the social and political messages conveyed through drama and understand historical contexts.

 21. Extracts of Drama 

    A. A Midsummer Night’s Dream: 

       Content: An excerpt from William Shakespeare's play, focusing on love, fantasy, and the complexity of human relationships.

       Objective: To introduce students to Shakespearean language and themes, encouraging an appreciation for classical literature.

    B. An Enemy of the People: 

       Content: A powerful excerpt from Henrik Ibsen’s play dealing with truth, morality, and social responsibility.

       Objective: To engaged with ethical dilemmas and societal issues through dramatic representation.