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     ›  Black Bristolians - People who make a difference.
          ›  A: Background to the Black Bristolian work, advice on using the biographies and lesson plans and on addressing the Race Equality issues.
          ›  B: Biographies and Lesson plans- Alfred Fagon- writer ,poet and playwright
          ›  B: Catherine Waithe MBE - Educationalist
          ›  B: Clive Smith - Community Filmmaker
          ›  B: Dixie Brown - Boxer
          ›  B: Gloria Ojulai-Sule - Artist
          ›  B: Guy Reid-Bailey -Community Activist.OBE
          ›  B: Helen Wilson - Artist
          ›  B: Hyacinth Hall - First Black headteacher in Bristol
          ›  B: Olive Osborne - Community Activist
          ›  B: Paul Stephenson - Community Activist
          ›  B: Princess Campbell - Nurse and Community Activist
          ›  B: Rev. Dawnecia Palmer- founder of the Prayer Patrol
          ›  B: Sherrie Eugene - TV presenter
          ›  B: Shirley Brown - First Black woman councillor in Bristol
          ›  B: Simba Tongogara - Community and Youth Worker
          ›  B: The Burgess Family - Business people
          ›  B: Valda Jackson - Artist
          ›  B: Vernon Samuels - Athlete and Radio presenter
          ›  C: Additional Biographies (without lesson plans) Henry Parker- Escaped slave and lay preacher
          ›  C: James (Jim )Alexander Williams
          ›  C: Owen Henry - Community Activist
          ›  C: Professor Kenneth Ogugua Iwugo- Engineer and Academic
          ›  C: Ray Sefia - Business and Community worker
          ›  C: Roy Hackett - Community Activist
          ›  C: St Clair(e) family- Various
          ›  D: Bristol Bus Boycott resources. See also biographies of Paul Stephenson, Guy Reid -Bailey, Roy Hackett and Owen Henry
          ›  E: Glossary of terms, Bibliography, photo credits and Acknowledgements
          ›  F- This DVD contains film of pupils from Glenfrome Primary and The City Academy interviewing 6 of the Black Bristolians, a visit to the Bristol Record Office, a poem written and performed by Lawrence Hoo and an introduction by Edson Burton.
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Advice to accompany the Hindi Word Banks for KS1 topics. This document is advice on how to use the Hindi word banks. The topics covered in the word bank are Food, Growing, Ourselves, Seaside, Space and Toys.
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Author: Dr Lakshmi Dhasmana
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Date: 10/12/2008 15:01
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Resources for St Michaels Humanities SOW Show Keywords
 
Author: Dot Lee
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Date: 14/03/2006 13:51
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Geography Preface Show Keywords
 
Author: St. Michael's on the Mount
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Date: 14/03/2006 09:47
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D&T long term plan revised Design and Technology - whole school plan
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Author: St. Michael's on the Mount
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Date: 14/03/2006 09:44
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Year 1 Seaside Curriculum Map Planning resources for a topic on seasides.
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Author: Rachael Taylor - Whitehall School
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Size: 44 KB
Date: 14/03/2006 09:35
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