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Refugee Week 2007 - Assembly

Here's the assembly for you to download

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Refugee Week 2007 - Assembly

This week TGS has been celebrating the contribution made to British society by refugees. Some pupils took part in an  assembly to raise awareness of refugees and presented it to the whole school. TGStv was there...of course. Watch it here directly or download for yourself.

TGS Celebrates Success - House Assemblies

The Gordon Schools Celebrates Success.

The house assemblies recognise the achievements of all pupils throughout the session. I hope this film captures the essence of what we are about.

Apologies to Badenoch House. We weren't together enough to get down and film your assembly.

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TGStv - like London Buses

Nothing for ages then two come along all at once.

This is the information evening for parents of upcoming P7's. Pupils of the school also provide the entertainment, giving parents a taste of what their kids can do in the way of activities when they get to  TGS.

Primary 7 Parents Evening.

Not quite Radio 4, but it's our 4th edition

Well we've made it to a fourth edition.

We are still going strong and are recruiting more members to the team. This show brings a welcome introduction to Katrina who will be our regular book reviewer.

This show sees us welcome Mr Griffiths our new Rector, who has given us a fascinating in depth interview in which he reveals some of his plans for the future of our school.
Matthew tells us a little bit about Huntly's famous son, George MacDonald, whilst Katrina reads us a passage from his children's fantasy, "The Princess and the Goblin".
Finally we have an interview with Bob Pegg, a musician and storyteller, who visited the school earlier this month to talk to the S1's about MacDonald.

We hope you enjoy our show.

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Storytime

When Bob Pegg (a singer of tales) visited the school he not only spoke about George MacDonald, he also told a few stories. We were lucky enough to be able to record him.

Here is the tale of The Sealkiller.

The story originates in the far north east of Scotland by Duncansby Head and tells the story of a man who killed seals for a living. (Ok not very PC these days, but it was a common trade in yesteryear.)

I think it is a wonderful tale. Hopefully you will enjoy it too.

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