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Teacher's Guide
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Barry
McKenna
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Families in Glasgow value learning and it is
therefore no surprise that many former pupils of
Holyrood have made an impact in the world of
education. Barry seems set to continue this
tradition. Following a successful spell as a science
teacher at Shawlands Academy, Barry has now been
placed in charge of Enterprise Education for
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Louise
Brown |
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Nurse |
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Louise
realised a childhood dream when she gained a place
on a nursing course. She is now in the third year of her
training and has passed all her assessments so far.
Louise is looking forward to working in Accident &
Emergency (A&E) as she will discover whether TV's
Casualty is accurate! She eventually hopes
to become a hospital ward sister.
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John
Smith |
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Soldier |
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John
was one of many whose great achievement was to help
Britain and its allies win the First World War.
Sadly, he paid the ultimate price as a report in a
local newspaper in 1916 tells: "Corporal J. Smith has been
killed in action near Somme in France. He was
educated in the local school and before being called up was
a farm labourer. He was
19 years of age."
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Sarah
Innes |
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Police |
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Sarah
decided on a career in the police when she was in
her final year at school. She has never regretted it. Her work is varied and
she enjoys helping the public in many ways. Sarah
also likes being part of a hard-working team who
help each other. She believes it is important to uphold the law and finds it is very
interesting to deal with those people who decide to break it.
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Jenny
Harris |
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Community |
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Many
pupils choose to help people less well
off than themselves. For example, Jenny spends a lot
of time working with a volunteer group which helps
the families of local children with special needs.
Jenny is happy to give up her spare time in this way
because she finds it very satisfying and has also
made many good friends. Now she is considering
a career in education.
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Jim
Watson |
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Education |
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Local
families believe learning is important and
it is therefore no surprise that many former pupils
have achieved a lot in the world of education. Jim
is a good example. After going to university and
then studying to become a teacher, he has enjoyed a
long and successful career in the classroom.
Jim has helped many young people not only pass exams, but also enjoy school!
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Holyrood
Secondary
picture
courtesy of:
Holyrood
New Learning
Community
Principal:
Tom McDonald
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