http://biltongrangefrench.blogspot.com/2008/10/3v-french-vocab-practice-games.
The vocabulary practice games for 3V can be found here.November 20, 2008
http://bgjuniors.blogspot.com/2008/09/in-service-of-sir-christopher-h
We all became time travellers to spend a day at the Elizabethan Holdenby House in Northamptonshire, learning those skills that would allow us to blend in well in Tudor times, including cookery, using herbs and medicines, archery and pike drill.
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Holdenby House 2008 from Bilton Grange on Vimeo.
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November 19, 2008
http://bgjuniors.blogspot.com/2008/10/harvest-festival-collection.htm
The generosity of the congregation raised £246.91 for Send a Cow. The children have voted to spend this as follows:
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Please note that the Under Nine Rugby Matches against Akeley Wood tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd October, are now at home.Posted by David Noble | 0 comment(s)
http://biltongrangefrench.blogspot.com/2008/09/les-aventures-de-florian-maja-i
Les aventures de Florian et Maja. I- Je me présente from Bilton Grange on Vimeo.
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http://bgict.blogspot.com/2008/09/bilton-grange-in-1970s.html
Part 1-Part 2- Hockey, playing on the lawns, and Section Cross-Country
Part 3-
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More fascinating footage from the cine films made by Joe Richardson- including what may be one of the last Chapel Choir photographs from the era of Mark Pasteur...Posted by David Noble | 0 comment(s)
http://bgict.blogspot.com/2008/09/bilton-grange-1961-3.html
Part 1- including boxing, raft-building and winter fun...Part 2- the foundations of the Ravenscroft Hall are laid and a Time Capsule is buried in a special ceremony...
Part 3- The Ravenscroft Hall is opened by the Bishop of Coventry.
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November 18, 2008
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Some fascinating historical footage of Bilton Grange in 1953 has emerged. It was taken by Mr Joe Richardson, a long-serving French master at the school, who died earlier this year, and who was remembered at the Chapel Service yesterday, attended by many of his former pupils. He had a cine camera and one of his hobbies was making home movies showing life at Bilton Grange. These are now a valuable historical record, and we have started to upload them to the Internet so that they can be seen by a wider audience than just those who attended the service.We hope that the present-day children of BG will also find them fascinating- just how has the school changed?
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