English Extension 2 Showcase

Here are some brilliant highlights from the English Extension 2 Showcase:

A woman stands at a lectern addressing an audience seated in a library with bookshelves in the background during an English Extension 2 Showcase. The listeners appear attentive as sunlight streams in through large windows behind them.

Two photos showcase people giving speeches at a podium labelled International Grammar School, with an audience seated and two staff members standing in the background—an inspiring moment from an English Extension 2 project presentation.

Two students stand separately at a podium labelled International Grammar School, each reading from papers. This appears to be an English Extension 2 showcase, with bookshelves and a seated observer visible in the background. Both students are presenting speeches.

A collage shows presentation slides with titles like The Thrill of Hate and Piercing the Patriarchy, and two people presenting at the International Grammar School’s English Extension 2 Showcase in a modern library setting.

A woman speaks at a lectern labelled International Grammar School while a man stands beside her. Audience members listen as a slide highlights an old painting and English Extension 2 curriculum text about independent investigation at the Showcase.

A woman stands at a lectern giving an English Extension 2 presentation titled Petrifying the Patriarchy to an audience seated in a modern room with bookshelves and a projector screen, ready to showcase her ideas.

A collage shows a projected film scene on the left and four people reading from papers at microphones on the right, highlighting the English Extension 2 showcase. Text reads: “English Extension 2 Showcase.”.

A collage shows a presentation slide about Orson Welles and radio drama on the left, and four people speaking or presenting with microphones and laptops on the right at an English Extension 2 Showcase in a library or classroom.

A collage showing the English Extension 2 Showcase: a projected slide titled Scene One with various images, a woman speaking at a lectern, an audience seated in a library, a slide presentation about influences, and another woman at the lectern.

English Extension provides students with the opportunity to further strengthen their understanding of how and why aspects and concerns of texts from the past have been carried forward, borrowed from or appropriated into more recent cultures. In Extension 2 students undertake
independent investigation to develop a sustained composition and document this process in their Major Work Journal and Reflection Statement.