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This document provides information about the daily lives of a group of students in Scotland. It describes where they live in Bonnybridge, Scotland and some facts about their country. It details aspects of their school like the headteacher, classes, activities at lunchtime, and what they have been learning. It also lists some of the students' hobbies like running, climbing, basketball, activities they do in Cubs, and what cross country involves.
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- 2. Our Country: Scotland Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. Scotland is in the United Kingdom. In Scotland we have a Roman wall called the Antonine Wall. Scotland’s traditional food is haggis. Our flag is a blue and white and it is called the Saint Andrews Cross. We speak English and our local dialect is Scottish. Please click here to hear a special interview.
- 3. Our Community: Bonnybridge Bonnybridge is a village in Falkirk. In Bonnybridge we have 3 schools, Antonine, St Joseph and Bonnybridge Primary. The population here is 6870 people. There used to be a roman fort here called Rough Castle. We have a canal running through Bonnybridge.
- 4. We have lots of different pets. We have 3 to 4 bedrooms. We have two gardens the front and back. Some people have trampolines. In our gardens we have grass or stones. We have 2 toilets. We have many siblings. We have a wooden frame in our house. Our houses are made of bricks and stone.
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