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Julia Horton
All articles by Julia Horton
In peak condition
A project that sees junior and senior pupils working together every week is yielding significant results, is getting hundreds of parents involved in school life and has helped the school to win a Cosla award
30 March 2012
Primary tots take tatties seriously
Potatoes, farming skills and maths are all being cultivated in a unique contest, says Julia Horton
16 March 2012
It’s a rocky road on the GeoBus
Scientists are on the move in a bid to boost pupils’ know-how. Julia Horton reports
9 March 2012
Listen to the sound of science
Pupils in Edinburgh have been set an unusual task: use chemistry to create music. Julia Horton tunes in
9 March 2012
Hungry for greener thinking
Should a children’s favourite take stock of his carbon footprint? Julia Horton reports
9 March 2012
Dance scheme is certainly hip
Girls-only sessions promote well-being and explore social issues, too. Julia Horton reports
2 March 2012
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