Tobermory High School began its European Day of Languages
celebrations in advance of the day itself. S1 and S2 wrote letters and made bookmarks to send around Europe as part
of a postcard exchange and have been delighted to receive postcards in return
from Italy to Lithuania and most places in between.
Classes also began to make bunting - each
part of the bunting says "what time is it?" in a language other than
English and this was hung around the Town Clock in Tobermory
on the 26 September.
No Tobermory High
Language celebration is complete without the traditional language
breakfast. S4 and S5 language students
joined with S1 as well as staff to share breakfast and languages. This year S1 were able to practise their
French with the seniors as well as their Gaelic with the Fluent Speakers in the
class. They also learned some Spanish
and Sign Language from S1 pupils who speak these languages and Polish from one
of the staff.
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