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Grammatical errors

Here is a version of Shetland Island Council children’s services’ Blueprint for Education Strategy for Secondary Education.

It has been marked for grammar, punctuation, style and comprehension by a qualified English teacher as if it were homework.

The original document is featured on Shetland Island Council’s website at www.shetland.gov.uk/education/blueprint_for_education.asp under the title Presentation transcript.

The document is full of grammatical errors and badly set out.

This is disappointing for a document supposedly about the educational future of our islands.

Frances Taylor
Walls

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