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Secondary Citizenship and Modern Studies : Environment and Sustainability

Clip description		Keywords
	A race between a runner and a car in rush hour - who will win? Duration: 13:21 On a chilly morning at the height of the London rush hour, Jeremy Clarkson challenges a marathon runner to a race.	traffic, rush hour, congestion, pollution, time, speed, running, fitness, race, competition, road safety, geography, TopGear

	Climate change in the USA Duration: 16:53 Justin Rowlatt starts his journey to find out what America can teach the world about climate change.	emissions, environmental concern, snow, transport, global warming, climate change, energy consumption

	Cricket and equality in an Indian school Duration: 03:25 Girls and boys show their different views of cricket, highlighting gender differences.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, cricket, equality, connectingclassrooms

	Daaba’s singing wells Duration: 02:42 The people of Daaba village in Kenya have good reason to sing as they gather water from their well.	Kenya, Africa, Swahili, water, drinking water, developing world, third world, geography, development, global community

	Effects of immigration in a Syrian school Duration: 03:33 Iraqi refugee children struggle to adjust to school life in Syria.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, refugee, immigration, immigrants, asylum seekers, Iraqi, Syria, connectingclassrooms

	Gender inequality in an African school Duration: 03:21 Girls and boys are allowed to compete for prefect positions for the first time.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, gender inequality, sexism, prefects, Uganda, Africa, connectingclassrooms

	How rising sea levels have affected the Maldives Duration: 03:16 Rising sea levels and coastal erosion are causing widespread damage in the Maldives.	climate change, Maduvvaree, Maldives, global warming, flooding, erosion, indian ocean, developing world, environment

	Long term impact of the Exxon Valdez disaster (audio) Duration: 08:59 The Exxon Valdez, an oil tanker, went aground in Alaska, spilling 11 million gallons of oil.	environmental disaster, oil spill, oil slick, environment, Alaska, America, Exxon Valdez, oil, Witness

	Prefect elections in a Syrian school Duration: 02:53 During school elections we get a hint of democracy, Syrian style.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, Syria, elections, democracy, dictatorship, connectingclassrooms

	Preparing for success in a Chinese school Duration: 02:45 Chinese pupils prepare for university entrance exams.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, China, exams, revision, diversity, connectingclassrooms

	Rush hour race across London (pt 1/2) Duration: 10:20 It's car vs boat vs bike vs public transport in a four-way race across London, but who will win?	public transport, cyclist, congestion, traffic, pollution, speed, map, route, geography, travel, TopGear

	Rush hour race across London (pt 2/2) It’s car vs boat vs bike vs public transport in a race across London, but who will win?	public transport, congestion, traffic, cyclist, roads, map, route, speed, geography, travel, pollution, TopGear

	Sex education and equality in an Indian school Duration: 03:16 School children in India prepare for sex education and discuss gender equality.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, sex education, gender inequality, India, connectingclassrooms

	Sex education in an African school Duration: 03:10 Sex education in a Ugandan school is observed.	schools, education, rights, pupils, teachers, sex education, Aids/HIV, teenage pregnancy, abstinence, Africa, connectingclassrooms

	Volunteers collect litter Duration: 00:51 A team of volunteers sets to work to see how much rubbish they can collect in 10 minutes.	rights, responsibilities, anti-social behaviour, volunteering, litter

	Why Did the Dodo Become Extinct? (audio) Duration: 08:59 First discovered on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius in the late 16th century, the dodo had been wiped-out within a few decades.	extinction, hunted, endangered, wildlife, evolution, bioloy, birds, dodo, islands, environment, history, endangered species, Mauritius, food chain, Witness

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