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Students' GCSE coursework stolen
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Daniel | Report | 11 Dec 2004 20:04 |
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Sarah Nicholson, a teacher at King Ecgbert School, in Totley Brook Road had her car broken into on Thursday outside Sheffield University gym. The thieves took pupils' GCSE work as well as her laptop computer. She said her pupils had worked very hard and she hoped whoever had taken the work would return it. "If no-one hands it in the coursework will have to be redone or the pupils will have to spend time doing another piece. "Obviously they have spent a lot of time and hard work getting their coursework done and they are going to be very disappointed," she said. The work was inside a black satchel bag. Now that annoys me as I know how much work they have been doing and it to be wiped out in a matter of seconds is very dissapointing. |
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Daniel | Report | 11 Dec 2004 20:03 |
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Science pupils at a Sheffield school are facing extra studies over the Christmas holidays after their coursework was stolen. |
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