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Elgin Academy English

[EAEnglish @EAEnglishdep]

Check out our Health and Well-being display. Students from s1-s5 reflected on how their English work recognises emotions, develops empathy and helps understand other’s feelings and emotions. Great job everyone!

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Farmer’s Market today at EA can only mean one thing: Duffy onions

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National Poetry Day has kept us very busy in EA English. We celebrated our S1 class poetry winners and big congratulations to our overall winner Freya.

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Celebrating National Poetry Day with S3 reading some Wilfred Owen

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@LibraryatEA @SLGScotland @CILIPScotland Congratulations to our favourite librarian. Thank you for everything you do for EA English department and wider school. Very much deserved!

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S5 interactive Shakespeare quotes brought out a sweat for the students

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Mr Clark’s class has some great responses and opinions after studying Merchant of Venice this week.

[Elgin Academy PE @ElginAcPE]

An emotional farewell today to her S6 students who have represented EA at Active School comps and Schools Cup. We will miss them but wish them all the best for the future. They will be great assets to their future netball teams. @sportinmoray @NetballScotland @TeamElginAcad

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S2 English Bloom balls! Bloom’s taxonomy in practice today featuring Edward Scissorhands. We are very impressed.

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Tyler doing a great job rallying the crowd at our Shakespearean hustings today and reading from Titus Andronicus. Learning about rhetoric and effective Higher folio writing. Great job everyone!

[EAEnglish @EAEnglishdep]

Another birthday and essay completion day for the Advanced Higher Students.

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Congratulations to Piper Oman who won the Inter-house Halloween Flash Fiction competition and to Tegan Henderson and Hazel Moran (the runners up)

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘hibernacle’ (18th century): the winter quarters of a hibernating animal. Or, in human terms, a snug retreat for when life gets too cold.