PupilCouncilOnline

Musselburgh Grammar School's Pupil Council is a small group representing all 1342 pupils in the school. This interactive weblog allows the Council to share their decisions with their fellow students, and allows the students to bite back.

Other mgsOnline Blogs

  • Pupil Council Online
  • Paris-Normandy 2005
  • Paris-Normandy 2004
  • Musselburgh meets the USA
  • mgsPodcast - online radio from MGS
  • Krakow-Auschwitz Photo Album
  • Head Teacher's Letters
  • Geoblog: Scottish-Polish Geography Exchange
  • edu.blogs for teachers: Blogs & Podcasts in Education
  • Auschwitz-Krakow Trip Journal

Recent Comments

  • restland memorial on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • mdplos xtkfeq on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • jenna mcdonald on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • Aimee on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • Rich on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • jenna on Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • gg on New School Building
  • on Why religious assemblies??
  • Steph on New School Building
  • Ashly on Ringing in the changes!

Recent Posts

  • Keep your posts coming - we need to know
  • Activities Days - What do YOU want to do?
  • Pupil Poll: What do you think of Cashless Catering?
  • Pupil Council meeting: What should be discussed?
  • Ringing in the changes!
  • How does PupilCouncil Online work?
  • Exercising that brain... literally?
  • Feeling uniformly good about things?
  • School Clubs
  • New School Building

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Archives

  • May 2005
  • April 2005
  • March 2005
  • February 2005
  • December 2004
  • November 2004
  • October 2004
  • September 2004

Categories

  • Current Affairs
  • Games
  • Management Team
  • Religion
  • School building
  • Weblogs