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Economics

Economics is one of the most popular subject at Jed-
dah Prep and Grammar School. This is due to excel-
lent teaching and learning, robust curriculum and the
wider enrichment opportunities offered to our pupils.

This year the Economics Department successfully
launched Careers Lunch to KS4 and KS5 pupils. The
purpose of this new initiative was to invite guest
speakers from different professional backgrounds to
share their experiences with our pupils. This also gave
our pupils and an insight into what it takes to be suc-
cessful in the industry.

Furthermore, over the Christmas holidays, Year 12
Economics pupils were busy preparing for their pres-
entations on how Covid-19 has effected the econo-
my of Saudi Arabia. These presentations were very
well received and standards were very high. Pupils
worked hard to plan, deliver and present to the year
12 and 13 cohort and to their teachers in an assembly.

Moreover, the Economic pupils also participated in
the Mind Underground External Essay Competition
which looked to hone writing skills and engage partic-
ipants in contemporary economics discussions. This
was a fantastic opportunity for pupils to discuss the
challenges of the current global economy in the bid to
win the 1st prize of £1000.
by the teachers.
Finally, the Business and Economic Society have
held weekly lunchtime workshops for years 10 to 13 The Economics department is now currently planning to
in preparation for the end of year Cambridge assess- organize an international trip to either Barcelona or Ger-
ments. many for the following academic year.

Every Monday a workshop was held in GU13 with Mr. Mr Abdul Aziz Qayum
Qayum who needed help with Economics. The pupils Head of Humanities and Social Science
came to the workshops to discuss the challenges they
faced in this subject. Pupils will also bring exam ques-
tions they have answered to be reviewed and marked
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