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26 January 2012 – Caron’s school log book

February 24, 2012 User deactivated

On Monday 23rd January the day was going fine. The morning went fine just as any other Monday and then we went for lunch and just as I was about to take my first bite of my pizza bread the fire alarm started to go of. Everyone rushed out side. But this time it wasn't a fake drill. This time we couldn't tell if there was a fire or not. But after 15 minutes we went back inside but the alarm was still going of. After that the alarm went of for two hours. We all had headaches because of that alarm and then at last it stopped. It was great. So that's what happened on Monday.

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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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