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An eTwinning project, linking Yester Primary School in Scotland, Stadil-Vedersø Skole in Denmark, and Ohkolan koulu from Finland.
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Denmark
Stadil-Vedersø Skole is a public primary school. It is located near the North Sea, 120 km east of Århus and 15 km north of Ringkøbing. We have 80 children (age 6-12) in the school. In the same buildings we have "Childrens house," an institution with 70 children. (age 3-10)
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Finland
Ohkolan koulu is situated in the town of Mäntsäla, which is around 70km north of Helsinki.
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Scotland
Yester Primary School is located in south east Scotland, around 25 miles east of the capital city, Edinburgh. There are around 150 children in the school.
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March
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- World's longest paper chain?
- Community lunch - more photos
- Community lunch photos - in the cafe
- Community lunch photos - in the kitchen
- Community Lunch
- Community lunch!
- My hamster, Lola
- Well done!
- Crazy picture #15
- Crazy picutre #14
- Community lunch update
- Eco week!
- I like my family.
- Flash meeting
- Community Lunch
- Crazy picture #13
- More rugby
- Open Morning
- Enterprise winners
- Our new project on India! :D
- Crazy picture #12
- K'nex marble run
- Enterprise is the business
- Final thoughts on Benmore!! :D
- Drama
- Judo Taster
- Mr Devereux - day 5
- Chocolate girls
- Disco girls
- Crazy picture #11
- Crazy picture #10
- Crazy picture #9
- Crazy picture #8
- More day 4 pictures
- Day 5 pictures
- Mr Devereux - day 4
- Nonny - day 4
- Moonbeam - day 4
- Milz - day 4
- Kizzy - day 4
- Brownie - day 4
- Pony - day 4
- Rascal - day 4
- Fish - day 4
- Menace - day 4
- Ponakins - day 4
- Squiddy - day 4
- Izzy - day 4
- Swagger - day 4
- Bee - day 4
- Bizz - day 4
- Star - day 4
- Nevis - day 4
- Dizzee - day 4
- Tashmeer - day 4
- Captain Chaos - day 4
- Fets - day 4
- Day 4 pictures
- Mr Devereux - day 3
- Brownie - day 3
- Ponakins - day 3
- Milz - day 3
- Bizz - day 3
- Captain Chaos - day 3
- Izzy - day 3
- Fish - day 3
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- Star - day 3
- Squiddy - day 3
- Nevis - day 3
- Kizzy - day 3
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- Bee - day 3
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- Pony - day 3
- Murrzo - day 3
- Moonbeam - day 3
- Tashmeer - day 3
- Fets - day 3
- Nonny - day 3
- Mr Devereux - day 2
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- Izzy - day 2
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2 comments:
The boys seem to take the game more seriously.
We had great fun and I think the girls had just as much fun than the boys but as you said I think the boys took it a bit more seriously! =P
Izzy
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