EPISODE · Dec 14, 2007 · 4 MIN

S1/2 Nativity

from Tobermory High Language Podcasts · host Lynne Horn

As part of their RME conference on Christmas S1/2 were challenged to prepare a piece of text and present it back to the rest of the group. This group came to French to read the Nativity in French. After 20 minutes coaching from S4 they had to record this piece in around 30 minutes so they could get back to the rest of the group to let them here it. Considering they'd only seen this for the first time 20 minutes before this recording I think they have done very well!

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