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Scrabble Workshop |
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Student Scrabble Workshops were arranged separately at respective
schools and covered 44 schools in Singapore during the period
of July to December 2002.
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Teacher Scrabble Workshop was also organized to:
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provide background information of Scrabble
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train teachers to organize Scrabble Club and Scrabble Tournament
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spell out support or services from Mattel and Scrabble Association
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First Inter-school Scrabble Championship (April
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Key partners included the Singapore Scrabble Association,
Ministry of Information and the Arts (MITA).
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MITA has endored the event and include it as part of
the programme of their "Speak Good English Movement"
(SGEM).
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It was held on 13th & 14th April 2002 for two categories:
primary schools and secondary schools.
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The Championship was divided into two parts.
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Part 1
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Each team shall play 5 games
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A team of 3 players from School A will play against with
a team of 3 players from School B.
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Part 2
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1 non-Scrabble player will not be participating in the game,
but instead will note the words formed during the first game
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Then, use those words to put together an entertaining essay.
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Essay will be read out whilst results for the Scrabble Competition
are being tabulated and the most interesting story will win
the top prize.
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Head to Head with Scrabble Campaign 2003 |
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The Second Inter-School Scrabble Championship
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It was held in March and July 2003 for two categories: primary
schools and secondary schools.
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