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Tales Fae The Doric Side
Elphinstone Institute
18 episodes
3 months ago
This project was a collaboration between writer Jo Gilbert and The Friends of Elphinstone, Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen, and funded by Creative Funding. Through conversations with teachers and others working in and around Scots, a lack of new work suitable for older students in Doric was identified, sparking the idea for an anthology of new writing. We created a companion pamphlet to accompany the anthology comprising questions and activities that secondary schools and teachers can use in their Scots language work. The pamphlet is in PDF format so it can be easily distributed to teachers and schools.
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This project was a collaboration between writer Jo Gilbert and The Friends of Elphinstone, Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen, and funded by Creative Funding. Through conversations with teachers and others working in and around Scots, a lack of new work suitable for older students in Doric was identified, sparking the idea for an anthology of new writing. We created a companion pamphlet to accompany the anthology comprising questions and activities that secondary schools and teachers can use in their Scots language work. The pamphlet is in PDF format so it can be easily distributed to teachers and schools.
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Episodes (18/18)
Tales Fae The Doric Side
Bullied - Poem read by author Sheena Blackhall
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Overheard at Wetherspoons – Poem read by author Sheena Blackhall
2 years ago

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Oor Grun – Poem by Kathleen Gray read by Sheena Blackhall
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A Special Licht – Poem by Christina Jaffe read by Sheena Blackhall
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Kelpie – Poem by Alistair Lawrie read by Shane Strachan
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
The Hert o the Moontin - Poem read by author Shane Strachan
2 years ago

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Doric Dwams - Poem read by author Shane Strachan
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A Tod’s Thocht – Poem read by author Shane Strachan
2 years ago

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Vadim Shysimarin - Poem read by author Leslie Benzie
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A Pictur o Misery – Poem read by author Leslie Benzie
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
The Last Leviathan – Poem by Alison C Skinner, read by Kimberley Petrie
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
La Belle Rebelle – Poem by Sheila Templeton, read by Kimberley Petrie
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A letter tae ma younger sel – Poem read by author Kimberley Petrie
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A hame is a hame is a hame is it nae? – Poem read by author Jo Gilbert
2 years ago
4 minutes

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Snog – Doric translation of Smooriken by Hannah Nicholson, read by Jo Gilbert
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
A Special Licht – Poem by Christina Jaffe read by Sheena Blackhall
2 years ago
1 minute

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Smooriken – Flash fiction read by author Hannah Nicholson (in Shetlandic)
2 years ago

Tales Fae The Doric Side
Mabel – Short story read by author Deborah Leslie
2 years ago
13 minutes

Tales Fae The Doric Side
This project was a collaboration between writer Jo Gilbert and The Friends of Elphinstone, Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen, and funded by Creative Funding. Through conversations with teachers and others working in and around Scots, a lack of new work suitable for older students in Doric was identified, sparking the idea for an anthology of new writing. We created a companion pamphlet to accompany the anthology comprising questions and activities that secondary schools and teachers can use in their Scots language work. The pamphlet is in PDF format so it can be easily distributed to teachers and schools.