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Monday, 09 June 2014 00:00

Un mois plein de beaucoup des choses

J'ai eu un autre mois très occupé, parce que à mon lycée nous avons actuellement les examens, donc il a été difficile pour moi de travail sur Shared Histories. Mais j'ai encore fait beaucoup des petites choses vers mon projet.

The senior students involved in our Shared Histories project at school went down to the Hocken Archives for an afternoon to spend time researching and finding resources for our school project. There were some amazing sources available to look at. For example, I spent...

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Sunday, 08 June 2014 00:00

A Family Story

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Bonjour tout le monde!

 

Malheureusement Mai était un mois très occupe pour moi. J’ai eu beaucoup des activités de mon école et à cause de ça j’ai été très retard aven mon blog. Pardon à tous, et j’espère je suis plus de organise pour Juin !

Je veux un moment pour remercier le gentil peuple de ma communauté pour le support et la encouragement ils ont offert. En particulièrement je voudrais remercier La Cloche ; un café français  de Wellington pour leur patronage. Ils ont été très généraux...

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Thursday, 05 June 2014 00:00

Connecting with my Community

Private Donald Wallace MacNamara

4th June

 

This evening I met a man named John MacNamara. His uncle Private Donald Wallace MacNamara, was killed in the Battle of the Somme, only 6 days before my great-great-grandfather James Livingston. Pte MacNamara has a burial at the Caterpillar a Valley Cemetary, where Livingston has his memorial. John read in the Manawatu Standard article about the Young Ambassadors Tour, that we will be visiting the Caterpillar Valley Cemetery during the trip. He contacted me through my school, and...

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Friday, 30 May 2014 00:00

Judith and Najoie's survey

Attached are the results and analysis of Judith and Najoie's survey on WWI.

Published in Au coeur de la mêlée / In the heart of the scrum
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Friday, 30 May 2014 00:00

Caddick's diary_Casualty stations

Caddick's diary_Casualty stations

Attached are some photos of the fictive diary written by Camille, Jeanne and Juliette.

in their diary, they have Caddick _ serving in the Abulance Corps _ relate 1"quiet" and 1"busy" day at the casualty station to give you a feel of what it was like to treat the wounded on the front.

Published in Au coeur de la mêlée / In the heart of the scrum
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Friday, 30 May 2014 00:00

Jimmy Stainton & Rugby

Jimmy Stainton & Rugby

Attached are the other pictures we've taken of the posters and rugby T-shirt made by Océane and Bérénice for their project

Published in Au coeur de la mêlée / In the heart of the scrum
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Friday, 30 May 2014 00:00

Edouard and Mael's survey

Attached is the work of Mael and Edouard on a survey entitled "Would you be ready to go to war?"

Published in Au coeur de la mêlée / In the heart of the scrum
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Friday, 30 May 2014 00:00

How Germans were portrayed during the Great War

Attached is the final task of Emeline and Aynouchka entitled "How the Germans were portrayed during the Great War"

Published in Au coeur de la mêlée / In the heart of the scrum
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Tuesday, 27 May 2014 00:00

Une visite de Pascale à Columba College

Columba College was lucky enough to have a visit from Pascale in our Assembly. 

Pascale gave a presentation to the school on the Shared Histories project, and gave us information on how we can get involved from even the smallest level (such as downloading a badge to show our support on social platforms). It was great to have her come in and enthuse some more people to get involved, and to give a better description of what the project is actually about to everyone at school.

On Friday, we had...

Published in Parcours de soldats néo-zélandais dans le Nord de la France pendant la Première Guerre Mondiale The Route of NZ Soldiers through the North of France during World War One
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Tuesday, 27 May 2014 00:00

Un après-midi passé à Hocken

The senior students involved in our Shared Histories project at school went down to the Hocken Archives for the afternoon, to spend time researching and finding resources for our project.

There were some amazing sources available to look at. For example there were soldiers' diaries, letters, official histories, troop-ship magazines, amongst many other items. It was a brilliant way for everyone involved to be able to find some sources to use towards their area of interest for our final...

Published in Parcours de soldats néo-zélandais dans le Nord de la France pendant la Première Guerre Mondiale The Route of NZ Soldiers through the North of France during World War One
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