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Katılım Kasım 2013
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Whether it's your birthday or an occasion to celebrate something, may we offer you our #wordoftheweek.😊 It comes from the verb felicitate, which means 'congratulate' and has a Latin root, felicitas which means 'happiness'. Have a great week! #words
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In Wellbeing Week, the importance of reading by the late Dr Michael Mosley in his book, Just one thing. It can improve your stress levels, help with depression, strengthen your social skills and it could even help you live longer! #readingforpleasure #Wellbeing #bradfordgrammar
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Our #wordoftheweek is lore, meaning a body of knowledge or tradition, originally passed on through word of mouth, later taking on a written form. Have a great week! #words
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Welcome back, we hope you had a great half term break! Our first #wordoftheweek come from the Latin, crepusculum, meaning twilight. Crepuscular can also be used to describe animals, insects and plants that are active at dusk and dawn. #welcomeback #words
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Today's Book Club discussion ranged from sinister fairy tales to gothic chillers. Mrs Park brought in her copy of Usborne's World of the Unknown: Ghosts, a cult classic for those of a certain vintage! Grab a spooky read before the half term begins... 🎃👻💀
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This week's #wordoftheweek dates back to the ancient Celtic festival, Samhain, when the souls of the dead returned home. From the 8th century, Christians observed All Saints Day on 1st Nov, borrowing some Samhain traditions, the 31st Oct becoming All Hallows Eve or Halloween. 🎃
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