We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see the Primary 5-7 performing their Turkish song and dance.
We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see the Primary 3/4 performing their Czech Republic song and dance.
We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see the Primary 1-2 performing their Romanian song.
We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see Primary 7 pupils Corinne and Joanna performing their Highland dances.
We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see the Primary 5-7 performing their Scottish songs.
Flower of Scotland
Everywhere We Go
We had a welcome assembly for our guests where our pupils sang Scottish songs and there was a demonstration of Scottish dancing from two Primary 7 girls. Classes also demonstrated the songs and dances they learned with our visitors, and they all did very well given they had only had a little practice. Thanks go to our guests who worked extremely well with our pupils who have all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience.
Here you can see the Primary 1-4 performing their Scottish songs.
At the end of the visit our group visited the nearby town of Jedburgh. When we were there we visited the old jail on top of the hill, which is preserved as a visitor attraction with information on how life was in the 1800s. No one was locked up and everyone enjoyed there visit.
While our visitors were in school, some taught songs and dances to our pupils. Each class would then perform these songs and dances at our welcome assembly. Here you can see some slides of our visitors in action.
The Italian teachers didn’t do a song on this visit, but instead had maps of Italy and famous monuments sheets. Pupils had to identify where the monuments can be found in Italy. They cut the monument out and stuck it on the map in the area it can be seen. Everyone enjoyed the activity and here is a slideshow of their visit.
During a visit to Edinburgh our visitors went to Edinburgh College Restaurant, a restaurant open to the public where the meals are cooked by students. The waiters are also students, and this work is part of their course at Edinburgh College. Our visitors enjoyed a lovely four course meal plus coffee and petits fours. Everyone enjoyed their meal so well done Edinburgh College students.
After the meal we went to see the Forth Bridges by night. There is a rail bridge dating back to 1890, and the road bridge is much more recent opened in 1964.
