Temporary Classrooms - Revision history

Clizard: link valid again.

2010-11-02T21:31:02Z

link valid again.

Clizard: added palAeontology section. WIP for other page linking and tidying.

2010-10-24T22:18:49Z

added palAeontology section. WIP for other page linking and tidying.

Dangerousx at 11:43, 24 October 2010

2010-10-24T11:43:17Z

Taylornator: spelling correction

2010-10-23T17:26:00Z

spelling correction

Dangerousx at 11:00, 23 October 2010

2010-10-23T11:00:53Z

Dangerousx at 11:00, 23 October 2010

2010-10-23T11:00:20Z

Chris at 19:34, 20 October 2010

2010-10-20T19:34:24Z

Camponhoyle at 18:19, 13 October 2010

2010-10-13T18:19:31Z

Dangerousx at 20:24, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T20:24:25Z

Taylornator: added content

2010-09-29T19:44:13Z

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-[[Image:Temporary_Class_Paleontology.png|thumb|200px|Temporary Classroom Palaeontology is the emerging science of the study of temporary classrooms at BRGS. It is thought that during the early Cretaceous period, there was a major increase in the population of temporary classrooms. It is an area of active research to find whether some [[Media Block|cataclysmic event]] was responsible for their eventual extinction.]]
+[[Image:Temporary_Class_Palaeontology.png|thumb|200px|Temporary Classroom Palaeontology is the emerging science of the study of temporary classrooms at BRGS. It is thought that during the early Cretaceous period, there was a major increase in the population of temporary classrooms. It is an area of active research to find whether some [[Media Block|cataclysmic event]] was responsible for their eventual extinction.]]
 ===Defining 'Temporary'===

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-The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Cardboard classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls as proven by [[Elliot Irving]].
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-The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:
+The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Cardboard classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls as proven by [[Elliot Irving]].
 #The [[English Block]] or [[Maths Block 2]] - rooms [[Room 57]]/58
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 An alternate explanation for the flat roof design is so that students climbing on top of them to retrieve footballs are ''less likely to fall off''. There was one notable observation made in 2000 of a year 9/10 getting up onto the roof of Rooms [[Room_57|57]] & 58 (observed from the [[Canteen]] snack bar queue), then getting back off again. It's quite easily accessible using the fire escape and rail on the [[Art Block]] side as a step, but be careful of the big (spiky) iron fence just two metres further away!
 ===End of the Temporary Rooms===
 It is likely that the rooms will be removed after the 2010-2011 term when the [[Media Block]] is completed.

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 The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:
-#The [[Maths Block 2]] - rooms [[Room 57]]/58
+#The [[English Block]] or [[Maths Block 2]] - rooms [[Room 57]]/58
-#The [[Maths Block]] (formerly the 'RE block') - rooms 64/65
+#The [[Maths Block]] (formerly the [[RE Block]]) - rooms 64/65
 #The [[Tea Rooms]] - rooms T1-T6

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−	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "~~Card board~~ classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls as proven by [[Elliot Irving]].	+	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Cardboard classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls as proven by [[Elliot Irving]].

	The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:		The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:

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 The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:
-#The [[Maths Block 2]] - rooms [[Room 57/58]]
+#The [[Maths Block 2]] - rooms [[Room 57]]/58
 #The [[Maths Block]] (formerly the 'RE block') - rooms 64/65
 #The [[Tea Rooms]] - rooms T1-T6

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 [[Category:Places|Temporary Classrooms]]
-===End of the Tempory Rooms===
+===End of the Temporary Rooms===
 It is likely that the rooms will be removed after the 2010-2011 term when the [[Media Block]] is completed.

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	[[Category:Places\|Temporary Classrooms]]		[[Category:Places\|Temporary Classrooms]]
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		+	===End of the Tempory Rooms===
		+	It is likely that the rooms will be removed after the 2010-2011 term when the [[Media Block]] is completed.

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−	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Card board classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls.	+	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Card board classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls as proven by [[Elliot Irving]].

	The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:		The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:

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−	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past.	+	The label 'temporary' indicates a building with a potentially infinite shelf life that requires no maintenance during its lifespan. Indeed, the [[History]] department has actively encouraged the installation of as many temporary classrooms as possible, since in the future they will represent almost completely intact time capsules for use in the study of the past. The temporary classrooms are also refered to by many as the "Card board classrooms" due to the little effort required to make holes in the classroom walls.

	The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories:		The temporary classrooms at BRGS are in three distinct categories: