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BRGSMan at 14:20, 29 October 2010

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← Older revision		Revision as of 14:20, 29 October 2010
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−	'''French''' is one of the [[Modern Foreign Languages]] taught at [[BRGS]], and is compulsory in [[~~year~~ 8]] and [[~~year~~ 9]], depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.	+	'''French''' is one of the [[Modern Foreign Languages]] taught at [[BRGS]], and is compulsory in [[Year 8]] and [[Year 9]], depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.

	French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Magill]], [[Miss Wilkes]], [[Miss O'Hara]] and [[Mr Godden]].		French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Magill]], [[Miss Wilkes]], [[Miss O'Hara]] and [[Mr Godden]].

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-'''French''' is one of the [[Modern Foreign Languages]] taught at [[BRGS]], and is compulsory in years  8 and 9, depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.
+'''French''' is one of the [[Modern Foreign Languages]] taught at [[BRGS]], and is compulsory in [[year  8]] and [[year 9]], depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.
-French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Magill]], [[Miss Wilkes]] and [[Mr Godden]].
+French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Magill]], [[Miss Wilkes]], [[Miss O'Hara]] and [[Mr Godden]].
 The whole syllabus seemed to be included in '[[Encore Tricolore]]' text books from which many a lesson would be read. Typical homework included writing an account of your holiday in French or translating a page from the textbook.

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-'''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years  8 and 9, depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.
+'''French''' is one of the [[Modern Foreign Languages]] taught at [[BRGS]], and is compulsory in years  8 and 9, depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.
-French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Spokes]], [[Miss Wilkes]] and [[Mr Godden]].
+French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Magill]], [[Miss Wilkes]] and [[Mr Godden]].
 The whole syllabus seemed to be included in '[[Encore Tricolore]]' text books from which many a lesson would be read. Typical homework included writing an account of your holiday in French or translating a page from the textbook.

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:12, 6 February 2010
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−	'''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years 8 and 9. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.	+	'''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years 8 and 9, depending on which form you are in. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.

	French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Spokes]], [[Miss Wilkes]] and [[Mr Godden]].		French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Spokes]], [[Miss Wilkes]] and [[Mr Godden]].

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	The whole syllabus seemed to be included in '[[Encore Tricolore]]' text books from which many a lesson would be read. Typical homework included writing an account of your holiday in French or translating a page from the textbook.		The whole syllabus seemed to be included in '[[Encore Tricolore]]' text books from which many a lesson would be read. Typical homework included writing an account of your holiday in French or translating a page from the textbook.
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		+	This has been phased out and replaced by The [[Metro]] series and homework is now worksheets from these books.

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 '''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years  8 and 9. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.
-French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]] and [[Mr Godden]].
+French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]], [[Miss Spokes]] and [[Mr Godden]].
 The whole syllabus seemed to be included in '[[Encore Tricolore]]' text books from which many a lesson would be read. Typical homework included writing an account of your holiday in French or translating a page from the textbook.
 [[Category:subjects]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:48, 27 November 2007
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−	'''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years 7, 8 and 9. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.	+	'''French''' is a modern European language, compulsory in years 8 and 9. You can then choose whether to stick to your French or study [[German]] or [[Spanish]] for two years at [[GCSE]] level.

	French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]] and [[Mr Godden]].		French used to be taught by [[Mrs Greaves]] but is now taught by [[Mr Wyton]] and [[Mr Godden]].

← Older revision	Revision as of 02:41, 12 November 2006
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