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BRGSMan at 13:42, 14 November 2009

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BRGSMan at 13:42, 14 November 2009

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Chris at 17:18, 1 December 2006

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Clizard: 3 revision(s)

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Kronos at 18:29, 19 October 2006

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81.110.117.48 at 17:59, 11 October 2006

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Sentric at 17:37, 11 October 2006

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A subject that could be described as "art with a practical bent". The subject is taught by [[Mr Edwards]] and [[Mr Grey]]. Most lessons are taught in room 39.

Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.

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-A subject that could be described as "art with a practical bent". The subject is taught by [[Mr Edwards]] and [[Mr Gray]]. Most lessons are taught in room 39.
+A subject that could be described as "Art with a practical bend". The subject is taught by [[Mr Edwards]] and [[Mr Gray]]. Most lessons are taught in [[Room 39]].
 Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.
 But you would be required to use a mouse, often.
 [[Category:Subjects|Graphics]]

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	Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.		Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.

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	Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.		Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.

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−	A subject that could be described as "art with a practical bent". The subject is taught by [[Mr Edwards]] and [[Mr ~~Grey~~]]. Most lessons are taught in room 39.	+	A subject that could be described as "art with a practical bent". The subject is taught by [[Mr Edwards]], [[Finnigan\|Mr Finnigan]] and [[Mr Gray]]. Most lessons are taught in room 39.

	Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.		Despite expectations, one can easily obtain an A* grade at GCSE in this subject without being able to draw a straight line.