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22 March 2012 – Martin’s log book

March 30, 2012 User deactivated

Last Friday we did art outside. I drew the school gates. On Monday we had gym. We did it outside. On Tuesday it was guitar. We played most songs. On Wednesday a girl pushed my head in macaroni. My forehead was full of macaroni. She got in trouble. Also that day we had Easter assembly. Mr Campbell told us stories and a song. We did gym and RE with Miss K. On Thursday we went to Stornoway Primary. I got a buddy called Dylan. I enjoyed it.

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About this blog

Sandwickhill School opened in 1880 and will close as a primary school on 29 June 2012.

To mark this event, the school pupils are each keeping a school log book recording the weekly activities of the school.

This blog presents a selection of their weekly comments and intersperses these with comments from the School log book of 100 years ago.

If you have memories and photographs that you would like to share of the school, please visit www.facebook.com and "like" the Sandwickhill School page.

This project is supported by funding from Bòrd na Gàidhlig

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