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  1. Higher Education resources
    → Careers Blog | Wed May 22 14:56:19 +0100 2013

    As always thanks to my colleagues for producing the following information sheets covering oped days, useful websites and infromation for those applying to law, medicine, veterinary medicine and dentistry. Make sure you check the details on the relevant websites as … Continue reading ?

  2. P3 Highlights of the week
    → Aberlady P7 | Wed May 22 13:58:22 +0100 2013

    Freddie said “This week we have been doing codebreaker spelling, bar charts for Eco week, learning logs on the computer, origami boat pictures and writing about being a head teacher! I was best at the codebreaker spelling and this week … Continue reading ?

  3. Making playdough.
    → Aberlady P7 | Wed May 22 13:55:45 +0100 2013

    The morning children in nursery were using a recipe and measuring all their ingredients to make their own playdough. Making Playdough on PhotoPeach

  4. Fact Files in the nursery.
    → Aberlady P7 | Wed May 22 13:46:20 +0100 2013

    The morning children in the nursery have been making information sheets about their favourite creatures. Fact File on PhotoPeach

  5. Walk To School Week with Nursery
    → Athelstaneford Primary | Wed May 22 13:20:57 +0100 2013

    At Nursery last week we took part part in Walk To School week. We formed a ‘Walking bus’ meeting at the bus shelter at the park in the village every morning then walking up to Nursery. The weather stayed fair but it has been very cold! Walking Bus on PhotoPeach

  6. You Might Find This Useful
    → Campie Primary School | Wed May 22 12:11:33 +0100 2013

    summer programme 2013 Wallyford Fisherrow etc Community Learning and Development Summer Programme

  7. K for C?
    → Mr McGowan's Learning Blog | Wed May 22 12:09:28 +0100 2013

    There is a growing trend for people to substitute ‘C’ with ‘K’. Wayne Rooney’s new boy is called Klay rather than Clay.<o:p></o:p>

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    "Most English words which begin with K are borrowed from German or Japanese, like karate or karaoke. So by using K or Z, it could be that we are suggesting something exotic in some way," Ian Brookes from the Collins Dictionary.<o:p></o:p>

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    But linguistics expert Prof Vivian Cook thinks it is quite the contrary. <o:p></o:p>

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    "In the UK it has been used by businesses mostly at the cheap end of the market."<o:p></o:p>

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  8. Thinking About Others
    → Miss Ball's Blog | Wed May 22 11:58:27 +0100 2013

  9. Some information for you and thanks……………
    → Campie Primary School | Wed May 22 11:14:46 +0100 2013

    ……………………….. for the very warm welcome I have been given since starting as Head Taecher at Campie on 07 May. Like everyone else, I am very busy. I have had the chance to meet with mums and dads, either on a one to one or at Friday’s coffee morning. It is good to have a [...]

  10. Getting into Medicine 2013
    → Careers Blog | Wed May 22 10:36:57 +0100 2013

    Our annual update from the successful candidates at North Berwick High sharing their experiences with the current S4 and S5 students. Thanks to Maggie and Scott. Mick