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Finham Park School Foreign Visits Programme 2014-16 Visit & Destination Student Leadership Trip, China Year Group 7-12 French Exchange, St Etienne, France 13 European Independent Film Festival, Paris, France 12,13 (11) Skip trip – USA 7-13 School Link8&9 College Louis Pasteur in Paris & Noyon, France Aims & Principles Forming a link with another school in the city of Shanghai, China Allow students to develop their understanding of globalisation ideology Developing links with Chinese school will allow our students to share cultures Communicate with their peers – ultimately in Mandarin Chinese To experience French language, life and culture at first hand. To undertake work experience in a French Primary School To investigate the marketing of media products through independent companies and festivals in order to attract mainstream attention; To experience a variety of non-mainstream films; To experience Q&A sessions with professional directors, actors and producers Learn to ski, develop teamwork and new friendships, holiday. To experience French school life and culture. When 18 -28 Oct 2014 (Week before Autumn half term – Biennial 2014, 2016) February Annually Biennial (2015, 2017) Feb half term Biennial (2015, 2017) June Annually Curriculum Areas Student leadership Approx Cost £1400 Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) Media & Film £300 Mrs Staton (Languages) £350 Mr Gunn (Media) PE £1000 Ms Thomas (PE) MFL £400-£500 Mrs Darby (Mrs Staton) - MFL Visit Leader Mr Bailie (Headteacher) Battle Fields TripFrance & Belgium Krakow trip to Auschwitz Yr 8 To experience what life was like for soldiers in the First World War and to visit a number of commemorative sites. To take part in the centenary celebrations to commemorate the First World War which are taking place nationwide. To experience the two Auschwitz camps and understand the sheer scale and industrial evil of the Final Solution. This relates to work they do on the problem of evil, and explains why the Holocaust has been a challenge for theologians within both Jewish and Christian faiths. The role of the guards in carrying out extermination orders also throws into sharp relief the issue of personal responsibility and how ethical theories of duty can be a defence. A visit to the Jewish quarter gives the students an insight into the Jewish experience in its own terms within the more negative experience of antiSemitism. A talk by a survivor to help illustrate what life was really like living through the holocaust as an enemy of the state. NB only visits to partner schools can take place during term time 17-20 October 2014, 2016 (Biennial) KS3 History £380 per student Mrs Willard/ Miss Hirst October History, RE, Philosophy & Ethics £500-£600 per student Miss Pattison Biennial