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An eTwinning project, linking three European primary schools in Denmark, Finland and Scotland.
Welcome to our blog!
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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.
Current time- Scotland
Current time- Denmark
Current time- Finland
Current weather- Gifford
Current weather- Varkaus
Current weather- Skælskør
Our School Blogs
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Hello from Malta14 years ago
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Sterling Bear's Holiday Pictures 214 years ago
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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
Links- Denmark
Links- Finland
Links- Scotland
Other links
Denmark...
Finland...
...and Scotland
An eTwinning project...
Yester Primary is a rural primary school in Scotland. The current school role is around 165, with one class per stage from P1 to P7.
Kuvansin koulu, in Finland, is also rural, with currently around 109 pupils, in six classes, aged 6 to 12.
Eggeslevmagle Skole, is situated in the town of Skælskør, around 100kms west of Copenhagen, in Denmark. It is a bigger primary school, with around 670 pupils.
All three schools hope to use this blog to exchange information about each other and to find out a bit about each other’s cultures.
Kuvansin koulu, in Finland, is also rural, with currently around 109 pupils, in six classes, aged 6 to 12.
Eggeslevmagle Skole, is situated in the town of Skælskør, around 100kms west of Copenhagen, in Denmark. It is a bigger primary school, with around 670 pupils.
All three schools hope to use this blog to exchange information about each other and to find out a bit about each other’s cultures.
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.
For 2008-2009, it was decided to invite a third school, and country into the project, so now, Eggeslevmagle Skole, situated in the town of Skælskør, around 100kms west of Copenhagen, in Denmark will join Yester and Kuvansi, as we embark on a new cultural project, A Crossroads of Cultures. Welcome to both the children and their teacher,Lene Sieling, from Eggeslevmagle Skole!
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.
For 2008-2009, it was decided to invite a third school, and country into the project, so now, Eggeslevmagle Skole, situated in the town of Skælskør, around 100kms west of Copenhagen, in Denmark will join Yester and Kuvansi, as we embark on a new cultural project, A Crossroads of Cultures. Welcome to both the children and their teacher,Lene Sieling, from Eggeslevmagle Skole!
Labels
- Butterfly photos (1)
- Christmas message (1)
- Christmas-Kuvansi (5)
- Christmas-Yester (8)
- Crofter's trip to Finland (6)
- Danish news (1)
- Danish present to Kuvansi (1)
- Danish school trip (13)
- Dress up as favourite book character- Yester (1)
- Eggeslevmagle/Skaelskor celebration (2)
- Finnish presents (1)
- Finnish song (1)
- Golden Eagle in Ylläs (8)
- Health Fortnight (Yester) (6)
- Introduction (18)
- Introduction- Denmark (1)
- Kuvansi introductions (15)
- Kuvansi snow (7)
- Kuvansi trip to Tanhuvaara (6)
- Maths test game (1)
- Oscar the robot visits Yester (1)
- P1 storybooks (Yester) (1)
- Parcel to Kuvansi (1)
- podcast (2)
- Presents from Denmark (1)
- Questions and answers (1)
- Robert Burns' visit (3)
- Rugby - Yester (3)
- Scottish dance (1)
- Skaelskoer introductions (15)
- St Andrew's Day celebration (1)
- Tatties in Spain (1)
- Varkaus July 2008 (1)
- video (3)
- Yester gymnastics (4)
- Yester scrambling (1)
- Yester snow (7)
Blog Archive
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- St Andrew's Day!
- Oscar the robot comes to Yester!
- The parcel from Scotland
- Sliding down
- A snow squirrel
- A snowman with girls
- A snowman with boys
- Dress up as your favourite book character!
- Gymnastics in the hall
- Tatties in mid air!
- On the box
- We love gymnastics!
- A visit from the local policeman
- Health Fortnight- PC Gunn visits!
- A visit from the Ecolab company
- What can be recycled?
- Ecolab- the natural recycler
- Yester's Health Fortnight
- Writing our own storybooks
- A bit about us- Kuvansi`s P3 class. Julie
- Suzy
- Jake
- Jack
- Michael
- Teddy
- Lucy
- Linda
- Kitty
- Isabel
- James
- Jane
- Jasmine
- Mary
- Victor
- Class 6 in an excursion
- Climbing down the cliff
- ”City War”
- Wallclimb
- The cablesliding
- Class 6 in an excursion
- Skaelskor Anniversary video
- Skaelskor anniversary!
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1 Comment:
GREAT dish shape.
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