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Ripple Primary School
Ripple Primary School
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We'd like to encourage you to use standard English when writing your blogs and posts. Remember to think about your audience; whoever that will be!
Children: please only use your first name or anonymous when posting otherwise we won't post it.
Children: please only use your first name or anonymous when posting otherwise we won't post it.
Ripple Primary School Blogmaster (rpsB)
What's new!
Dated: 7th December 2010
Changed:
1. The school status can now be viewed from the blog
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2 comments:
It was lovely to see the children's verbal Spanish skills and also their teaching of the subject to their parents. My five year old has been practising the colours, he was taught :)
i was learning a little bit of spanish in my class. i had mrs blaen and mr mackinnon teach me. did you know por favor mean plese in spanish?
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