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School visit to in South West Wales
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My collegue Ulla Kærsgaard from Hattingskolen DK. in Mr. Hammond's classroom |
Mrs. Hammond in the quiet corner with her class, Year 4 - same age as our 2. kl. in Denmark |
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The pupils from Year 4 are training before the competitions |
One of the relay competitions on the Sportsday |
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Another relay |
Headmaster Pouls Hudge and staff had put up tents for the pupils to stay under during the hot and sunny day |
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It is difficult to move on and keep a tennis ball on a spoon, but it was great fun for the pupils and for all the spectators |
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Everyday training in the school yard. The pupils walked ten times around and counted these Donald Duck's footprints |
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Waiting to get in after an active break on a hot day |
Normal 2 course dinner for the pupils on a Tuesday |
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Representatives for the winners of the sport's day are awarded in the assembly hall the day after by Poul Hudge |
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We listened with much joy to these skilful boys' music |
Another group of pupils made an alternative concert with many funny sounds |
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| Pupils in Year 4 are presenting their work in Power Point on our common topic "Water" for their class mates and for us as guests | "Once upon a time"... We brought materials from the Danish pupils about Hans Christian Anderson to the class. We talked a lot about him and the 200'th years celebration of his birth. The pupils knew a lot of his fairytales, and they wrote and drew about "Cloumsy Hans"/"Simple Johnny", which we brought home to our notice board in Hattingskolen, DK. |
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Mrs. Hammond and class are doing gymnastic |
Another hot day after break in Prendergast Junior in June 2005 |
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Each child had their own water bottle, and were able to fill it up with cold water from a machine! |
Wednesday's hot meal |
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A Welsh prayer used in Year 4:
Help us to do the things we do |
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| Photos and text: Trille Ditlevsen, Hattingskolen Grønhøjvej 1, 8700 Horsens, Denmark | Back |