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Carnegie Shortlist announced | RPS Library
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Who, what, where, why, when? The Mortal Instruments, by Cassandra Clare →. April 1, 2011. Yup it’s my favourite time of year again – Carnegie Time! Our Shadowing group seems to have about doubled in size this year, though it could be even more: we’ll not know until our first official meeting next Wednesday lunchtime, but so far interest levels have been at an all time high. The shortlist was announced today:. Prisoner of the Inquisition. The Death Defying Pepper Roux. The third and final volume in the &#...
Carnegie Blog | RPS Library
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Who, what, where, why, when? Moving along… →. June 23, 2011. Just realised how silent this blog is in comparison to our new Readers’ blog. Take a look here. To see why this one had tumbleweeds all over it. Secondary school librarian in a comprehensive school in Hertfordshire, working with some wonderful students and inspiring staff. Switched t. View all posts by Reckless Librarian →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Moving along… →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Who, what, where, why, when? Newer posts →. March 3, 2011. Happy World Book Day everyone! It’s been a frenetic day up here in the library, with the book swap running through break and lunchtime, with some fantastic books being offered for exchange this year. We’ve also been handing out the 1 book tokens to forms all round the school and showing off the posters for the specially published books. Around this merry chaos, reading and knitting continued. February 16, 2011. February 15, 2011. And it could it,...
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Who, what, where, why, when? Author Archives: Reckless Librarian. Secondary school librarian in a comprehensive school in Hertfordshire, working with some wonderful students and inspiring staff. Switched t. June 27, 2011. Over the last few months we’ve been running our Carnegie blog over on Blogger, and I’m sorry, but it’s just so much faster and easier to put posts together than it is on WP. Embedding is easier and though there’s … Continue reading →. June 23, 2011. June 23, 2011. April 29, 2011. This l...
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Who, what, where, why, when? Sorry blog →. March 11, 2011. Have been playing with the avatar generator on the Skullduggery Pleasant site. Complete with roller derby nose plaster. Secondary school librarian in a comprehensive school in Hertfordshire, working with some wonderful students and inspiring staff. Switched t. View all posts by Reckless Librarian →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Sorry blog →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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SMC Library Blog: S1 (Year 7) Reading List
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. S1 (Year 7) Reading List. This reading list is designed for boys in S1 in Scotland (and Year 7 throughout the rest of the UK.) But don't worry if you don't fit into any of these catergories you are still allowed to read these books.you rebel. May Contain Nuts (The World According to Norm ). Described...
SMC Library Blog: Critique of "London Under" by Mr. Gray
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Monday, 22 April 2013. Critique of "London Under" by Mr. Gray. The book "London Under" is available in the library. Posted by Andrew McCluskey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To SMC Library Blog. SMC Library Top 10 books of 2011. 1 - Diary of A Wimpy Kid - Jeff Kinney. 2 - Jeff Kinney.
SMC Library Blog: "D-Day" Critique by Mr. Gray
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Monday, 29 April 2013. D-Day" Critique by Mr. Gray. The book "D-day" by Antony Beevor is available in the library. For anyone who has an interest in history, politics or people, this is a work which must be read. Posted by Andrew McCluskey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 6 - Gone - Michael Grant.
SMC Library Blog: Foul Play
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Friday, 28 December 2012. Foul Play is available in the library. This review was written by Euan Watson. Is the “Sam Roberts” dilemma and burglars connected? You will have to read to find out! The novel was shortlisted for “the book I couldn’t put down” award, which isn’t very...Foul Play is a very g...
SMC Library Blog: Tunnels Review
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Tuesday, 18 December 2012. This review is by Moses Stubbs in Second Year. The book and series is available in the library! The last being not yet published. Posted by Andrew McCluskey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To SMC Library Blog. SMC Library Top 10 books of 2011. 2 - Jeff Kinney.
SMC Library Blog: The Rule of Four
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Sunday, 23 December 2012. The Rule of Four. The Rule of Four is available in the library. This review was written by Tom Dean in second year. 8220;The Da Vinci Code for people with brains.”. Posted by Andrew McCluskey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To SMC Library Blog. 2 - Jeff Kinney.
SMC Library Blog: S3 (Year 9) Reading List
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. This reading list is designed for boys in S3 in Scotland (and Year 9 throughout the rest of the UK.) But don't worry if you don't fit into any of these catergories you are still allowed to read these books.you rebel. This is not Forgiveness. So what am I going to tell you?
SMC Library Blog: S5 (Year 11) Reading List
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. This reading list is designed for boys in S5 in Scotland (and Year 11 throughout the rest of the UK.) But don't worry if you don't fit into any of these catergories you are still allowed to read these books.you rebel. The New York Trilogy. The Man in the White Suit. Patrick...
SMC Library Blog: April 2013
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The Official Stewart's Melville College Library Blog! S1 (Year 7) Reading List. S2 (Year 8) Reading List. S3 (Year 9) Reading List. S4 (Year 10) Reading List. S5 (Year 11) Reading List. Follow us on Twitter. Monday, 29 April 2013. D-Day" Critique by Mr. Gray. The book "D-day" by Antony Beevor is available in the library. For anyone who has an interest in history, politics or people, this is a work which must be read. Posted by Andrew McCluskey. Monday, 22 April 2013. This book is a fascinating, entertain...
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Website Administrator - Lisa Sams - roundwood@live.com. Welcome to Roundwood Netball Club. Netball Club is based in Croydon and was formed in 2001 by a group of friends wanting to play netball. Since then it has gone from strength to strength to become the successful club that it is today with over 100 members ageing from 8 . Roundwood Netball Club currently play in the Surrey County League. ROUNDWOOD ARE LOOKING FOR NEW PLAYERS. Trial dates are as follows:. At Shirley High School. At Shirley High School.
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Follow Through Inspection Report. Home – School Liason. School Calender for 2014-2015. School Self Evaluation Report. May 20, 2015 · Filed under Mrs. Morris. We are learning about ‘light’ in First Class. It travels in straight lines and can’t pass through some objects, like us for example! We investigated what our shadow looks like at different times of the day. May 20, 2015 · Filed under Mrs. Morris. Bhíomar ag Siopadóireacht sa ranga lá amháin. Bhí an spórt againn. Féach orainn! Before Easter we comple...
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roundwoodparkhistory | The exciting site for History students.
The exciting site for History students. Year 7 – The American West. Year 7 – American West homework. Year 7 – Conflict. Year 7 – Conflict homework. Year 7 – Power and democracy. Year 7 – Power and democracy homework. Year 7 – Everyday lives 1066- 1750. Year 7 – Everyday lives homework. Year 8 – Tudors & Stuarts. Year 8 – Tudor and Stuarts homework. Year 8 – Every day lives 1750-1900. Year 8 -Everyday lives homework. Year 8 – Empire. Year 8 – Empire homework. Year 8 – Power and democracy. Check out this B...
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RPS Library | Who, what, where, why, when?!
Who, what, where, why, when? June 27, 2011. Over the last few months we’ve been running our Carnegie blog over on Blogger, and I’m sorry, but it’s just so much faster and easier to put posts together than it is on WP. Embedding is easier and though there’s possibily less funtionality, getting the most out of WordPress requires skills that I either don’t have or don’t have the time and patience to utilise. So we’re off to Blogger! Join us over there. June 23, 2011. Take a look here. June 23, 2011. But wer...
Roundwood Pharmacy | Your local community pharmacy
Who should have the flu vaccine? Flu vaccine patient information. How to find us. Welcome to the website for Roundwood Pharmacy. Roundwood Pharmacy is located on the main road through Roundwood village. We have been open since September 2006. We are a locally-owned, family run pharmacy. Our pharmacy team is on hand to give you advice on any health concerns you may have. We have a consultation room where our pharmacist can talk to you in private. How to find us :. We are located on Main Street, Roundwood.
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Reviews & Press. Welcome to Roundwood Country. Believes that creating a unique path through life can provide personal satisfaction. Is unsawed timber used for poles. It’s also the name of a highland town in Ireland – a sleepy nook in the Wicklow Hills with chilly mist, ample silence, and excellent Guinness. Titles are included in the following series. Remember – you don’t need to buy a Kindle or Nook. Just download the free Kindle or Nook app onto your computer or phone or iPad. S...Water and Wine Series.
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Policies & Downloads. Clubs & Activities. Year 1 and 2 Curriculum. Year 3 and 4 Curriculum. Year 5 and 6 Curriculum. At Roundwood Primary School we strive to provide a happy, safe and caring environment where everyone is valued and actively encouraged to reach their full potential both academically and socially. Roundwood seeks to be an effective partnership between staff, governors and parents providing a curriculum appropriate to each child. We have a common set of core beliefs based upon:.
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Read - Write - Talk - Biscuits. Tuesday, 26 March 2013. The Weight of Water. But there is one key difference with this novel, it is written entirely in verse. At first I was worried because nine out of the ten poems I read I do not like. I was concerned that the novel would be un-engaging and the poetry would separate us from the plot and characters, but I was very wrong. By Nathan, Yr 10. The Weight of Water. Monday, 25 March 2013. I absolutely loved this book and I could hardly put it down! This is the...
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