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Please ignore the previous message - sent in errorDear Eforum users,Sincere apologies for sending the Email below and for any confusion this has caused.I think the heat must be getting to me today.We will be sending another link on Thursday 20 […]
- test a link
Dear Nicole,Attached is the letter for teachers on GCSE Results Day. We talked about this earlier.Please copy and paste exactly as it is on Thursday 20 August at 08:00am, if possible.Email address: […]
- Amended link for A level data collection - ignore previous one
Dear A level Chinese teachers,Congratulations again, to your students for showing determination and resilience in completing the A level Chinese course. Remind them that the results they have […]
- Please ignore the previous message - sent in error
Dear Eforum users,Sincere apologies for sending the Email below and for any confusion this has caused.I think the heat must be getting to me today.We will be sending another link on Thursday 20 […]
- test a link
Dear Nicole,Attached is the letter for teachers on GCSE Results Day. We talked about this earlier.Please copy and paste exactly as it is on Thursday 20 August at 08:00am, if possible.Email address: […]
- Amended link for A level data collection - ignore previous one
Dear A level Chinese teachers,Congratulations again, to your students for showing determination and resilience in completing the A level Chinese course. Remind them that the results they have […]