Monday 20 January 2014

Maths Help: Decimals.



It is very important that we memorise our percentage/decimal/fraction tables and place value. Look below.


This might also help you figure out how to change from decimals to fractions to percentages.



Also, check out some of the work we've been doing this term!! Below is a display of the Washington Memorial where Martin Luther King gave his 'I have a dream' speech.





Areas of interest:
  • The transatlantic slave trade
  • The Southern states
  • Plantations and cotton picking
  • Abolitionist movements
  • Jim Crow laws
  • Montgomery Bus boycott and Rosa Parks
  • Martin Luther King


Monday 6 January 2014

YUM!!!!

Mr. Keogh’s Butter Chicken recipe

You will need:

2 chicken breasts
1 onion
2 inch piece of ginger
Half cup of butter
2 Tablespoons garam masala 
Three cloves of garlic
Chili flakes/red pepper
250ml cream
Teaspoon cumin
Coriander diced to sprinkle over toP
300ml Tomato Pasata




Dice both chicken breasts and onion. Fry half the chopped onion with chicken until brown. While the chicken is frying you can begin to prepare your sauce. First, add butter, remainder of onion, diced ginger and garlic to a pan on low heat. Once butter has melted and onions begin to brown, you can add the pasata, cumin, garam masala and cream. Stir everything and allow to cook on a low heat for ten mins. Add chicken. Leave to cook on a low heat for 20 mins while stirring occasionally.

Season with red pepper/chili flakes depending on how spicy you wish to make it. Also, if the tomato pasata taste is too strong add a spoon of sugar and more garam masala. Serve with a sprinkle of coriander on top, basmati rice and naan bread. Coriander is a real like it or loathe it taste so perhaps ask prior to adding.

I hope you enjoy.
Warm regards,


Mr Keogh.