Secondary
MFL prepares pupils to participate in a rapidly changing world in which work and other activities are often carried out in languages other than English. The rise of international commerce means that pupils need to be equipped with the skills needed by the international workplace.
The aim of this session is to help increase children’s linguistic competence and promote positive attitudes towards language learning through a range of learning activities.
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This is a dynamic and challenging session which requires teamwork and sound scientific skills.
On the 4th December 2006 the state of New York banned the use of trans fats in food products. Trans fats are believed to be harmful because they contribute to heart disease by raising bad cholesterol and lowering good cholesterol at the same time. Some experts say that makes trans fats worse than saturated fats. Trans fat is used for frying and baking and turns up in processed foods like cookies, pizza dough and crackers. Trans fats, which are favoured because of their long shelf life, are also found in pre-made blends like pancake and hot chocolate mix.
In this session, pupils create a Space Station that is practical and scientifically sound. Pupils will then create a short presentation with pictures of their Space Station where they will describe the different MODULES and the different stages.



