All Our Yesterdays
Published:
12:18 PM November 23, 2006
Updated:
9:20 PM February 22, 2021
STUDENTS were given a horror show in a project on Gothic literature. The students from The Meridian School, Greneway and Roysia were learning about such characters as Frankenstein and Dracula. At the time, John Hansford, head of English at Greneway, said:
STUDENTS were given a horror show in a project on Gothic literature.
The students from The Meridian School, Greneway and Roysia were learning about such characters as Frankenstein and Dracula.
At the time, John Hansford, head of English at Greneway, said: "We were looking at how words were used to create atmosphere."
The project was part of English in the National Curriculum.
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Our picture from 10 years ago shows students from The Meridian School giving their presentation on Gothic literature.
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