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Not Another Language School Blog

Don’t worry, this blog is not just English language school news.

Artist & educator, Ruth Pringle brings Scotland – and English learning – right to you in powerful, interesting ways.

So, why not make a cup of something lovely and pop over (virtually) to Scotland for a unique cultural immersion into our landscapes, culture, art, and ideas – the Blue Noun way!

English learners, you’ll also find free English lessons and practice questions.
There are some whole ELT class plans in there too! 

Enjoy!

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A Visit to Innerpeffray Library

A Visit to Innerpeffray Library

The Library of Innerpeffray was Scotland’s first free public lending library.

As a modern-day visitor, you can handle the same 16th and 17th C. books locals would have travelled miles to take advantage of the unique opportunity to borrow.

Perthshire Crafts | The Quarto Press

Perthshire Crafts | The Quarto Press

Mr Easson has a studio/workshop brimming with antique marvels, which he kindly put  on show for the weekend as part of both the Perthshire Open Doors Weekend and Perthshire Open Studios.

Sample English Class – Old Churches

Sample English Class – Old Churches

We’ve something different for you today – as an experiment, we’re publishing a free sample English class.

We are doing this to show you the sort of thing we discuss in our English classes.

Key themes: Architecture, Politics, Religion, Churches and Community.

Non-Traditional Language School – Herbalism

Non-Traditional Language School – Herbalism

“Today’s herb Tilia is a calming herb. It can actually reduce high blood pressure, not just by relaxing one’s arteries (which it does), but also by reducing one’s stress levels – an underlying contributing factor in high blood pressure.”

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Our English language school tried to help as many people as we can (see our Social Action Policy). 

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