have there any short course on Set and Light Design in any theatre school of UK during August-September?
I'll stay in England during Mid July to End of September. so that I wanna do a intensive lesson on Set and Light Design for Staging any drama in Theatre, because I m a student of Theatre in MA in Bangladesh. This workshop or lesson on Design will be helpful for my theatre works.
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search from google search engine. go to : http://www.google.co.uk/
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Did you go to a THREE TIER school system (with a middle school) or a TWO TIER school system? (UK).
Did you go to a THREE TIER school system (with a middle school) or a TWO TIER school system? (UK)?
I'm from Suffolk in an area where they want to get rid of our middle schools. The three tier school system seems to work very well for our local schools, and people are very anti ridding of the middle school. What do you think? Did you go to a middle school? or straight to high school? Did you like it? What are your thoughts? Thanks for your time.
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Two tier. Primary and then secondary. Maybe a middle school would work as a preparation for secondary, but I think the majority of people adapt quickly to secondary schools. For some it can be a difficult period in their life.
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Three tier. I have worked in a two tier before and it is very complicated in terms of student safety. The younger students get exposed to crowds and elements that they really should not have to bother with until they are more mature. What's more, they often get saddled with teachers who are not properly trained for such young ages (such as myself).
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Three tier. However in Canada.
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I went to Elementary, Middle, High then Technical... I also shuffled between starting in a Parochial School (much higher learning potential in their curriculum requirements), a Public School (not much more than a place to hang out with rowdy friends and get into trouble with your teachers who are essentially worthless Democrats) then back to a Catholic High School (where I learned that I hadn't really learned anything in Public School and had to go to summer school to catch up on my first year). My thoughts are that the Government should stay out of Education. They can't run any program effectively (Medicare, Medicaid, borrowing from OUR Social Security investments). I liked and paid my own way through College... I valued the education because I was paying for it and my grades reflected that fact... I was third from the top in my class when it was all over. Thanks for the question. .
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I'm from Suffolk in an area where they want to get rid of our middle schools. The three tier school system seems to work very well for our local schools, and people are very anti ridding of the middle school. What do you think? Did you go to a middle school? or straight to high school? Did you like it? What are your thoughts? Thanks for your time.
Primary & Secondary Education - 4 Answers
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Two tier. Primary and then secondary. Maybe a middle school would work as a preparation for secondary, but I think the majority of people adapt quickly to secondary schools. For some it can be a difficult period in their life.
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Three tier. I have worked in a two tier before and it is very complicated in terms of student safety. The younger students get exposed to crowds and elements that they really should not have to bother with until they are more mature. What's more, they often get saddled with teachers who are not properly trained for such young ages (such as myself).
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Three tier. However in Canada.
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I went to Elementary, Middle, High then Technical... I also shuffled between starting in a Parochial School (much higher learning potential in their curriculum requirements), a Public School (not much more than a place to hang out with rowdy friends and get into trouble with your teachers who are essentially worthless Democrats) then back to a Catholic High School (where I learned that I hadn't really learned anything in Public School and had to go to summer school to catch up on my first year). My thoughts are that the Government should stay out of Education. They can't run any program effectively (Medicare, Medicaid, borrowing from OUR Social Security investments). I liked and paid my own way through College... I valued the education because I was paying for it and my grades reflected that fact... I was third from the top in my class when it was all over. Thanks for the question. .
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Is the history of wars during the 20th century still part of the school curriculum in UK
Is the history of wars during the 20th century still part of the school curriculum in UK?
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Yes. The Second World War is done in year 6 and again at some point in years 7-11. The first world War is done in years 4-11.
History - 1 Answers
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Yes. The Second World War is done in year 6 and again at some point in years 7-11. The first world War is done in years 4-11.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Does ever school in the UK require uniforms
Does ever school in the UK require uniforms?
That's how it's showed in like ALL the movies... Just curious . . .
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hmm idk. they seem pretty proper tho O_O so maybe
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Not every school in the UK have uniforms, but most secondary and primary schools do have uniforms. In college and so on we don't have uniforms, however there are some colleges that require uniforms.
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most probably especially Hogwarts
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Yes, all schools have uniform.
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From what I heard from my friends who moved to UK most schools are single sex and you have to wear an uniform. Maybe its not like that in the entire UK.
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At all schools I know of and have been to you need to wear a uniform(from age 4-16), however at college(at least in my own experience) you can wear your own clothes(It's different to US college, ours is age 16-18).
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Yes in the UK we all wear uniforms They differ from school to school Its very annoying actually
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I'm from the UK and I wore a school uniform when I was in Primary School, and I wear one now - I'm in my last year of Secondary School. Then when I go to sixth form in the school I don't have to wear the uniform but I still have to wear good presentable clothes, so no jeans...but some still wear jeans anyway. Most schools do wear uniform over here...Primary, Secondary...regular schools, private schools. I think there probably are some that don't have uniforms but the vast majority do.
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I live in the UK and don't know of any school that doesn't have uniform but i'm sure there must be one out there. I know there's this weird school where they don't wear uniform but classes are also optional so it's a bit... strange. There might be a couple of private schools out there that don't have uniform but lets just say i've never heard of a school (apart from that one) that doesn't have uniform.
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nope, my sister's school (James Gillespie's High School, Edinburgh) had no uniform, but I can't think of any other schools with a no-uniform policy. Oh, and in response to an earlier answerer, no they are not all same-sex, the majority are co-educational.
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Yeah, i'm from Scotland and every school i know of in Scotland & England has uniforms. (My school has to wear, black trousers, white shirt, school blazer, school tie and leather shoes.)
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I live in the UK. I don't know of any school that does not have a uniform here. At my old school prefects had to wear capes... it was so much like Hogwarts that it was hilarious.
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Yes nearly every school in the UK have uniforms, some schools are stricter then others, my friends school had to wear black trousers and a white shirt, my school was much stricter, black skirt or trousers white shirt black and yellow tie blazer and school badge. I have been to two primary schools and a secondary school all uniform All schools wore uniform where i used to live All Schools wear uniform where i live now, We don't wear uniform to college though, well i don't i know of some that do. Most of our schools are not single sex lol .
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Obviously not..? Does every school in America *not* require uniforms? No. How about those movies though, they always show them without uniforms. Does that mean ALL schools are like that..? No. Works the same for the UK... If you believe everything you see in movies, wow, no offence, but that's just plain stupid. Stereotypes are stereotypes.
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That's how it's showed in like ALL the movies... Just curious . . .
Adolescent - 14 Answers
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hmm idk. they seem pretty proper tho O_O so maybe
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Not every school in the UK have uniforms, but most secondary and primary schools do have uniforms. In college and so on we don't have uniforms, however there are some colleges that require uniforms.
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most probably especially Hogwarts
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Yes, all schools have uniform.
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From what I heard from my friends who moved to UK most schools are single sex and you have to wear an uniform. Maybe its not like that in the entire UK.
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At all schools I know of and have been to you need to wear a uniform(from age 4-16), however at college(at least in my own experience) you can wear your own clothes(It's different to US college, ours is age 16-18).
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Yes in the UK we all wear uniforms They differ from school to school Its very annoying actually
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I'm from the UK and I wore a school uniform when I was in Primary School, and I wear one now - I'm in my last year of Secondary School. Then when I go to sixth form in the school I don't have to wear the uniform but I still have to wear good presentable clothes, so no jeans...but some still wear jeans anyway. Most schools do wear uniform over here...Primary, Secondary...regular schools, private schools. I think there probably are some that don't have uniforms but the vast majority do.
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I live in the UK and don't know of any school that doesn't have uniform but i'm sure there must be one out there. I know there's this weird school where they don't wear uniform but classes are also optional so it's a bit... strange. There might be a couple of private schools out there that don't have uniform but lets just say i've never heard of a school (apart from that one) that doesn't have uniform.
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nope, my sister's school (James Gillespie's High School, Edinburgh) had no uniform, but I can't think of any other schools with a no-uniform policy. Oh, and in response to an earlier answerer, no they are not all same-sex, the majority are co-educational.
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Yeah, i'm from Scotland and every school i know of in Scotland & England has uniforms. (My school has to wear, black trousers, white shirt, school blazer, school tie and leather shoes.)
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I live in the UK. I don't know of any school that does not have a uniform here. At my old school prefects had to wear capes... it was so much like Hogwarts that it was hilarious.
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Yes nearly every school in the UK have uniforms, some schools are stricter then others, my friends school had to wear black trousers and a white shirt, my school was much stricter, black skirt or trousers white shirt black and yellow tie blazer and school badge. I have been to two primary schools and a secondary school all uniform All schools wore uniform where i used to live All Schools wear uniform where i live now, We don't wear uniform to college though, well i don't i know of some that do. Most of our schools are not single sex lol .
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Obviously not..? Does every school in America *not* require uniforms? No. How about those movies though, they always show them without uniforms. Does that mean ALL schools are like that..? No. Works the same for the UK... If you believe everything you see in movies, wow, no offence, but that's just plain stupid. Stereotypes are stereotypes.
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