Figure 1.-- An important activity at many Scottish schools is music. These children at a prep s hool are learning to play the violin. |
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School sports are perhaps the most widely known non-academic school activities. Schools sponsor, however, a wide range of other activities, including basketry,
carpentry, chess, choir, computers, cooking, debate, dramatics, electronics, fishing, model building, music, railroading, rilfelry, and much more. The activities offer
depend in part on the type of school. Some of these activities are associated with the academic program. Other activies are extra-curricular activities which are
given varying degrees of emphasis at different schools. Some of these events required some specialized gear. The boys for others more associated with classroom
activities commonly just wore their everyday school uniform. Some classess such as sciuence or art may require some sirt of smock or protective clothing.
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