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The school was also reaccredited with school from ‘up north’, but within 30
its British Council International School minutes the Heriot’s section’s enthusiasm
Award status, formally acknowledging a and ethos had the two sections getting
commitment to embedding international along famously, sharing ironing tips and
awareness and understanding across the practising drill together. ‘The cadets
school, from P1 to S6. Submitted evidence were fantastic,’ Cpl Andrew MacLachlan
of the school’s international credentials said. ‘Their enthusiasm for all things RAF
included the Geography Department’s and their energy throughout the camp
‘Wish You Were Here’ photography was a joy to see. They did themselves
competition, the European Day of and the school proud throughout, with
Languages and international exchanges to the “standout” being the way in which
Spain, Germany and China. they integrated a much less experienced
Annual CCF camps (pictured above and Reading Section, worked as a complete
right) were held in the summer, too. The team, and helped each other.’ The Army
Army section attended camp at Barry cadets were similarly very busy, taking part
Buddon Training Camp in Angus, while in a range of activities including first aid,
the RAF section ventured south to Brize paintball, coasteering, tackling an obstacle
Norton in Oxfordshire. The Navy cadets course, as well as practising field exercises
met up with Reading Technical College and tactics. All that attended met the
Section who were to share the week’s criteria from the syllabus to advance to the
program. Reading were, apparently, next relevant level of the Army Proficiency
prepared to be a little hostile to the Certificate.

A meeting of institutions S6 settle into their Common Room

P1 pupils with Leaves of Achievement P1N enjoy carpet time P2M pupils at the refectory

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