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This document provides information about British culture. It discusses the geography of Great Britain and the United Kingdom, noting that Great Britain includes England, Scotland, and Wales, while the United Kingdom also includes Northern Ireland. It also discusses prominent cultural aspects like the royal family, afternoon tea, fish and chips, and the weather. Activities at the end test the reader's understanding of facts covered like the Queen's name and the time for changing of the guard.
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The weekly student notices announce an upcoming Christmas party and address issues with littering in the campus cafe. Students are reminded to only smoke in designated areas and properly dispose of cigarettes. Final key skills exams will be held on Tuesday for students to retake exams. The cultural calendar provides upcoming religious holidays and festivals over the next week, including Christian, Pagan, Muslim, and secular celebrations.
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