Timetable 2018-2019
If you're already thinking ahead to next semester, let me tell you about some of the things we've got planned at Dreaming Spires for your homeschooled teen.
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Dreaming Spires timetable starting September 2018 is as follows:
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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French 2: JB 7 am CST / 1 pm UK |
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English Renaissance Lit: KP 8 am CST / 2 pm UK |
English Middle Ages : JP 8 am CST / 2 pm UK |
Ancient History Rome: AS 8 am CST / 2 pm UK |
English British Novel: KP 8 am CST / 2 pm UK |
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Spanish 1 Group 1: JB 9 am CST /3 pm UK |
Spanish 2: JB 9 am CST / 3 pm UK |
Spanish 1 Group 2: JB 9 am CST / 3 pm UK |
History: 1914-1945 - The Road to War: YM 10 am CST/4 pm UK |
French 1: JB 10:30 am CST / 4:30 pm UK |
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Biology KJ 10 am CST/ 4 pm UK |
General Science KJ 11 am CST/ 5 pm UK |
Creative Writing: JP noon CST/6 pm UK |
English British Novel: JP noon CST/6 pm UK |
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English Middle Ages KP 1 pm CST / 7 pm UK |
Ancient History Greek: AS 1 pm CST / 7 pm UK
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Two courses, same time
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Chemistry KJ 1 pm CST/ 7 pm UK |
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English American Lit: KP 1 pm CST / 7 pm UK |
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KP - Kat Patrick JP - Jackie Pavlenko AS - Alison Samuels JB - Joel Baker KJ - Kim Jones YM - Yvonne Mason |
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Also, here is a calendar of dates for the year:
Date | Event |
Sept 10th 2018 | First week of Term |
October 22nd 2018 | This week is a holiday for Autumn Break |
October 29th 2018 | Classes resume this week |
December 10th 2018 | This is the last week of class before Christmas Break |
Dec 17th - Jan 6th | Christmas Break |
January 7th 2019 | Classes resume this week |
April 15th 2019 | Start of Easter break for 2 weeks |
April 29th 2019 | Classes resume this week |
May 13th 2019 | Last week of classes before the end of the academic year |
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Hi is the Thursday biology igxse or ks3? Thanks
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