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BRIT Earth Edition — June 25th 2021

Welcome to the BRIT Earth Edition of BRIT Now

We challenged our students AND new incoming Year 10s to share their creative responses, hopes and fears for this beautiful planet. 

Image: Melting Point by Elizabeth Cowlard (Year 11 Interactive Digital Design)

 

“It seems to me that the natural world is the greatest source of excitement; the greatest source of visual beauty; the greatest source of intellectual interest. It is the greatest source of so much in life that makes life worth living.”

David Attenborough

Saving Bees — Jacob Tobias


Climate Crisis (spoken word) — Pearl Adams


Earth — a jazz composition — Felix Gillingwater


Earth Day — Interactive Digital Design Students: 

Eve Lucas, Elizabeth Cowlard, Zena Tubmen, Nolwenn Douglas
  

 


BRIT Earth — Nancy Stirling


Earth — An Original Song by Elena Agostinelli


Earth, a Material World — Sylvie Hutchins


Our Earth - By William Daniels


 

Consumption — James Iusiumbeli


Young Means Easy — an original song by Willa Russell

Bustle — a poem by Jayden B-Campbell


Our Earth — a dance piece by N. Dawson-Ellis


Cress Days - Maisie Sahota Singh

A Letter to my 2050-self - Lucy Summers

What the World means to me — Erin Keyes

 

RBC Tech for Nature brings to life the fifth pillar of the RBC Climate Blueprint, our enterprise approach to accelerating clean economic growth.


“You must unite behind the science. You must take action. You must do the impossible. Because giving up can never ever be an option.”

Greta Thunberg

Letter from the Future — Spencer Dollner


Selected Art Work

Australia Burning by Ariella Polivnick
 
On the edge of destruction by Lashae Munting
 
My favourite place on Earth (The Lake District) by Olivia Wahl
 

Daylight — an original song by Nathalie De-Leuw


Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean — Alice Anderson


Earth - Look up! — Louis Dupin


The Earth needs rest — Raif Snape Holmes


The Poetry of Spring — an original composition by Ollie Burton Learner


My days are now waves by Nathaniel Roche


Stop Climate Change - Anna Ho

 

 


 

Light — a short film by Rhys Elsey

Year 12 Film & Media Production Student

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