Wings Sample Clauses

Wings i. 10-foot mold board wing left hand right or dual hand Viking H1059V/1011W4D - ii. 11-foot mold board wing left hand right or dual hand Viking H1059V/1112W4D -
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Wings. (a) The leading edges will be free from damage, numerous dings and dents (e.g. no significant hail or other foreign object damage). (b) The wings will be free of fuel leaks as demonstrated by the Manufacturer’s relevant testing guidelines.
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Wings. (a) Front and rear spars (b) Upper and lower stringers and plating between spars (c) Landing gear bulkhead and forging (d) Bulkhead at side of fuselage, including trapezoidal panel (e) Flap ribs in the wing (f) Wing to fuselage attach tee (g) Wing flap attach fittings
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Wings. The Wings programme consists of a series of reading and writing modules, designed to progressively develop children’s skills in reading, analysing, responding to and writing texts from different genres. Again, this programme is set within a broad and rich language curriculum that takes full account of the speaking, listening, reading and writing requirements of the literacy framework. All year 1 children start on the Roots Programme. Children throughout the rest of the school will be grouped according to ability. Cross Curricular topic work Curriculum guides for parents have been designed to make you more aware of the topic work and trips your children will be undertaking each half term. This year, wherever possible we will be making links between Science, ICT, History and Geography. Teachers will also use Art and Design Technology, Drama and many other creative techniques to allow children to make connections across their learning. In addition we will be having a number of Focus weeks throughout the year to teach subject specific skills through a range of topics. Creative Work This year we will be working with ▇▇▇▇▇ – our Creative Lead – on a number of creative projects, including our October production of ‘The Lion King’ and our peer mentoring initiative. Cross Corners Cross corners is our space for the sports and the arts. It offers many opportunities for artistic enrichment both during and outside of school hours for children and adults. Healthy Schools Award ▇▇▇▇▇▇ has gained Healthy School status. We ask you to continue to support us, particularly in providing your child with healthy packed lunches and snacks and taking part in community learning projects in order to support your child at school. Remember the more you learn the better placed you are to help your child with their learning. Supporting the school library Book vouchers can now be purchased from the office. Instead of buying sweets for celebrations we are encouraging parents to buy a book voucher that will either buy a book or go towards the cost of a library book. Your child’s name will go into the front of the book and a card of thanks will be sent out to parents. Adult Learning at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ We have a range of exciting learning opportunities for adults this year. For further details of all of these courses please ask at the school office. School is an important part of the lives of your children. It is where they begin to develop new skills, make friendships and it helps prepare them for t...
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Wings. The Company will furnish Company insignia (wings) required to be worn by Flight Attendants.
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Wings. Wings or Company insignia received by Flight Attendants when first employed by the Company shall be retained by the Flight Attendant upon termination from the Company if employed one (1) or more years.
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