Showing posts with label nick barratt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nick barratt. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Poll Results


This post will collect up the results from the various polls so they don't clutter up the blog too much.

Who will be the next Prime Minister? (7 May)
David Cameron: 17. Gordon Brown: 4. Nick Clegg. 2. David Milliband. 1. (24 Votes)

What is going to happen now? (7 May)
LabLib Coalition: 4. Conservative Minority Government: 5. Conservative Coalition: 17. Gordon Brown refuses to resign: 3. (Total: 29 Votes)

What is your final election prediction? (6 May)
Con Victory: 8. Lab Victory: 1. Coalition (Lab/Lib): 5. Coalition (Con/Lib): 6. Coalition (Other): 1. (Total: 21 Votes)

What is your election prediction this week? (21 April)
Con Victory: 5. Lab Victory: 1. Hung Parliament: (Lab/LibDem) 11. Hung Parliament (Con/LibDem): 5. LibDem Victory: 0. (Total: 22 Votes)

Who performed best in the Chancellors' debate? (29 March)
Cable: 8. Darling: 4. Osborne: 1. (Total: 13 votes)

What is your election prediction this week? (22-29 March)
Conservative Majority: 7. Labour Majority: 1. Hung Parliament (Con-LibDems): 4. Hung Parliament (Lab-LibDems): 14. Total: 26 votes

Are you excited about the TV Debates?
Very: 6. Yes: 16. No opinion: 1. Terrible idea: 1. Total: 24 votes

Should the Monarchy have been restored in 1660?
Yes: 10. No: 8. Total: 19 Votes

What did you think of Nick Barratt's talk?
Fascinating: 10. Interesting: 7. OK: 1. Not my thing: 1. Total: 19 Votes

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Nick Barratt



Nick Barratt has very kindly agreed to come and visit the school on Tuesday lunchtime at 1.20pm in the Library.
He was the genealogical consultant for the BBC programmes 'Who do you think you are?' and is coming to talk to History and Politics Society about family trees. Look at his background on his website here as well as the websites for the magazine 'Who do you think you are?' here and the BBC's family history site here. Everyone welcome and bring lots of questions about how to research your family or about Nick's experiences on the numerous TV programmes he has been involved with.