Hello. My name is grit tit which is the Scots name for great tit. I am a boy. I am seven years old. I am tall and slim. I have short, brown hair. I have blue eyes. I have one sister and two brothers.
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An eTwinning link between Scotland and Norway
Time in Norway
Time in Scotland
Weather in Gifford
Weather in Tyssedal
The schools
Yester Primary School is situated in eastern Scotland, nestling in the Lammermuir Hills. There are 150 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. There are 72 pupils at the school this year.
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.
Norway
Scotland
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 2009-2010, Knowing Me, Knowing You 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. Knowing Me, Knowing You links Yester's P3/4 class, with Tyssedal Primary School in Norway, and it's welcome again for the 2nd year 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 2009-2010, Knowing Me, Knowing You 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. Knowing Me, Knowing You links Yester's P3/4 class, with Tyssedal Primary School in Norway, and it's welcome again for the 2nd year to Mari Ek and her class!
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- Hello from Yester
- Hello from sparragled
- Hello from faucon
- Hello from hoolet
- Hello from laverock
- Hello from lintie
- Hello from maggie
- Hello from goldie
- Hello from gled
- Hello from feesan
- Hello from sea-pyot
- Hello from earn
- Hello from blackie
- Hello from wee hoolet
- Hello from reid Rab
- Hello from skart
- Hello from blue bunnet
- Hello from wee bleck hin-maw
- Hello from scoot
- Hello from granzie hoolet
- Hello from cushie doo
- Hello from shilfa
- Hello from tammie norrie
- Hello from osprey
- Hello from grit tit
- Hello from gouden aigle
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