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A blog linking Yester Primary School in Scotland and Tyssedal Barneskole in Norway
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Thank you for your hospitality!14 years ago
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Bye Bye kindergarten Fasori Kicsinyek14 years ago
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Barinya - from Latvia14 years ago
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The Spanish Lobo (Wolf)15 years ago
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since 17th December 2008
...and Norway!
An eTwinning project
The schools...
Yester Primary School is situated in eastern Scotland, nestling in the Lammermuir Hills. There are 160 pupils.
Tyssedal Primary School is situated in south west Norway, close to the town of Odda. Tyssedal is located in a charming environment between fjords and mountains.
Tyssedal Primary School is situated in south west Norway, close to the town of Odda. Tyssedal is located in a charming environment between fjords and mountains.
Curriculum for Excellence
One of the aims central to our blog is that it will help our children to increase their ability to be successful learners - confident individuals - responsible citizens - and effective contributors. These are the four aims of A Curriculum for Excellence. A Curriculum for Excellence is central to the Scottish Government's 'Ambitious, Excellent Schools' reform agenda.
The LTScotland website gives more details
A report of our blogging work is featured on LTS' website here.
The LTScotland website gives more details
A report of our blogging work is featured on LTS' website here.
History
International Education is something that Yester Primary school staff are very interested in developing. In the session 2007- 2008, Michael Purves registered with eTwinning.net, an international organisation that helps schools from different countries make links with each other.
Yester linked with a Finnish primary school, Kuvansin koulu in the village of Kuvansi, close to Varkaus, and we started a project called A Healthy Passport, with the help of Jyrki Ikonen, the teacher in Kuvansi.
Over the course of the year, the two classes exchanged lots of details about the cultures in each country, and the project won acclaim, eventually being awarded 2nd prize in the annual UK eTwinning Awards Ceremony in June 2008.
Now, for 2008-2009, A Crossing of Cultures is one of several new blogs, linking Yester with various European Primary Schools, in order to increase our children's appreciation of European culture in general. A Crossing of Cultures links Yester's P4 class, with Tyssedal Primary School in Norway, and it's welcome to Mari Ek and her class!
Yester linked with a Finnish primary school, Kuvansin koulu in the village of Kuvansi, close to Varkaus, and we started a project called A Healthy Passport, with the help of Jyrki Ikonen, the teacher in Kuvansi.
Over the course of the year, the two classes exchanged lots of details about the cultures in each country, and the project won acclaim, eventually being awarded 2nd prize in the annual UK eTwinning Awards Ceremony in June 2008.
Now, for 2008-2009, A Crossing of Cultures is one of several new blogs, linking Yester with various European Primary Schools, in order to increase our children's appreciation of European culture in general. A Crossing of Cultures links Yester's P4 class, with Tyssedal Primary School in Norway, and it's welcome to Mari Ek and her class!
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- Blackie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Blue Bunnet's Christmas preparations (1)
- Bumbee's Christmas preparations (1)
- Christmas at Yester (13)
- Christmas decorations (1)
- Deil's Darnin' Needle's Christmas preparations (1)
- Dutch Headteachers (1)
- Eemit's Christmas preparations (1)
- Gouden Aigle's Christmas preparations (1)
- Grannie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Hairy Grannie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Happy Easter (1)
- Happy New Year (1)
- Introduction (23)
- Jecky-forty-feet's Christmas preparations (1)
- Jonathan Meres (1)
- Kailworm's Christmas preparations (1)
- Maggie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Norwegian carol (1)
- Osprey's Christmas preparations (1)
- podcast (2)
- Primary 4's Advent Calendar (1)
- Primary 4's Norwegian carol (1)
- Rabbie Burns visits Yester (3)
- Red Nose Day (1)
- Reid Rab's Christmas preparations (1)
- Seed-burd and Stirling Bear (1)
- Seed-burd's Christmas preparations (1)
- Shilfa's Christmas preparations (1)
- Snailie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Snow in Gifford (1)
- Sodger's Christmas preparations (1)
- Stirling Bear and our Advent Calendar (1)
- Stirling Bear goes to Norway (1)
- Swallie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Tammie Norrie's Christmas preparations (1)
- video (1)
- Visit from David Bellamy (7)
- Waasp's Christmas preparations (1)
- Wuidpicker's Christmas preparations (1)
- Yella Lintie's Christmas preparations (1)
- Yester's Burns Supper (3)
- Yester's Christmas tree (1)
- Yester's School Uniform (1)
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- We had a very special visitor today!
- David showed us some very interesting slides and i...
- Look at us! Osprey is holding a blowpipe, Eemit i...
- David and some of the class are sitting in front o...
- Seed-burd is wearing a very unusual headdress from...
- David and his son Rufus showed us a blowpipe which...
- At the end of David's visit, he had his photo take...
- Norwegian Easter Traditions.
- Horse : Easter
- Easter :)
- A Special Visitor
- Red Nose Day
- Special Visitors
- Kailworm is a Highland dancer
- Primary 5 lead the Burns Supper
- Yester's Burns Supper
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