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Hle Bee School is in Mae Sot, Thailand
Forthview School is in Edinburgh, Scotland
Forthview and Hle Bee Schools have a partnership link supported by the DfID/British Council's Global Schools Partnership Programme. Fiona Vacher and Irvine Wright, Forthview teachers are visiting Hle Bee this summer. Mary Gillespie, Headteacher of Pirniehall, our neighbouring school in Edinburgh and 2 of her teachers are also travelling to Say Ta Nar School, their link Burmese school. Check our her blog on www.pirniehall.blogspot.com.
Campie Burma blog
the life and times of Forthview School
Hle Bee School is in Mae Sot, Thailand
Forthview School is in Edinburgh, Scotland
Pirniehall School link with Say Ta Nar School
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- The strengths of Hle Bee School 2008
- walk a mile... wash your hands
- Ricky Gervais: The Real Disaster In Burma Is The G...
- Safely home... but don't stop reading the blog as ...
- The sad story of Zin Zaw, a young and able Burmese...
- Lost in Trang!
- Mia culpa... who knows when we'll be all together ...
- Leaving Hle Bee Part 2
- How do you say 'goodbye?'
- The Border, The Training, A Birthday and a Celebra...
- Wednesday blog - we're all behind!
- Hysteria and Laughter!
- Sheila Makes A Splash - the video!
- The best day of my life....(short of the birth of ...
- Fiona and Louise arrive at last - hurray!
- A day I will NEVER EVER forget!
- My daughter is in Thailand! On no she's in Hong K...
- No free lunch!
- Scream, Screech, Brake!
- Lots of photos of Thursday
- Hotel wall moving hence no blogging!
- Grade 5 ask questions about Scotland....
- And did you know....
- Tuesday
- A night out on the town
- Lost in Mae Sot... 11pm Monday night...
- Minging in Mae Sot...
- Sunday night, not so quiet...
- A nice, quiet Sunday
- Lots of images from Hle Bee school
- Mae Sot and drookit!
- Lazy day
- Noodles, rice, noodles, rice and 2 tuk tuks too.
- Murray and Sheila discuss future educational initi...
- 1 July Safely arrived in Chiang Mai
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1 comment:
Very good...the you tube clip. Sometimes, media gets to the point. It is like the TV mini-series Burn Up about tar sands oil in Calgary which was shown on TV in the last fortnight( so you will not have seen it)- but the number of people I met who then said, they would now think seriously about oil, global warming and ice clathrates with methane...all the campaigning ..and all it took was two drama programmes...so thanks for the clip.
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