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October 30, 2013

The official visit of Gomel Gymnasia 71 students and teachers to Aberdeen City Council.
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Partnership with School 71 in Gomel

March 21, 2006

Six senior students accompanied by teachers Alan Tullock and Corinne Digges will visit our twin school in Belarus during the Easter holidays. This is the first opportunity for pupils from Kincorth to visit Gomel, following the visit to us by a party of students and staff from School 71 in October. Need-less to say the students … Kirsten Bell, Kevin Sang, Nicola McLean, Ryan Walsh,Gillian Murphy and Sean Kennedy … are very much looking forward to the experience and there has already been a significant amount of one-to-one contact with their host partners. The party leaves on Sunday 2nd May, returning the following Sunday. Preparations have been underway for sometime, and all the travel and contact arrangements are well planned. During the visit they will spend some time in the school, and a programme of educational and recreational activities is planned, including a reception by the Mayor. I am sure they will have a very enjoyable…and tiring… experience, and we look forward to the...

Teachers from Gomel to visit Kincorth Academy

April 20, 2005

Pupils and staff at Kincorth Academy are preparing to give two visitors from Gomel in Belarus a truly Scottish welcome next week. Two teachers from School 71 in Gomel are to visit the school as part of ongoing work to develop links between Aberdeen and its twin town. Last October, two teachers from Kincorth travelled to Gomel to visit School 71, to compare notes on teaching practice, the curriculum and general school life. Biology teacher Corinne Digges and Design and Technology teacher Alan Tullock brought back letters from around 200 pupils and many pen-pal friendships are still going strong. It is hoped the exchange will also encourage future pupil exchange trips and cross-curricular projects, as well as the setting up of a joint website . School 71 specialises in the teaching of English and both staff and pupils are particularly interested in British - and especially Scottish - history. The visitors arrive in Aberdeen this Sunday (April 10) and will a...