Saint Andrew is recognized as the patron saint of Scotland. He was born in the 1st century AD and was a fisherman who became a follower of Jesus Christ. Saint Andrew was crucified by the Romans and put to death. The diagonal shape of the X-shaped cross Saint Andrew was crucified on inspired the design of the Scottish flag. Saint Andrew is celebrated in Scotland on November 30th each year. He is an important symbol of Scottish national identity and culture.
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Saint Andrew is recognized as the patron saint of Scotland. He was born in the 1st century AD and was a fisherman who became a follower of Jesus Christ. Saint Andrew was crucified by the Romans and put to death. The diagonal shape of the X-shaped cross Saint Andrew was crucified on inspired the design of the Scottish flag. Saint Andrew is celebrated in Scotland on November 30th each year. He is an important symbol of Scottish national identity and culture.
Saint Andrew is recognized as the patron saint of Scotland. He was born in the 1st century AD and was a fisherman who became a follower of Jesus Christ. Saint Andrew was crucified by the Romans and put to death. The diagonal shape of the X-shaped cross Saint Andrew was crucified on inspired the design of the Scottish flag. Saint Andrew is celebrated in Scotland on November 30th each year. He is an important symbol of Scottish national identity and culture.
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Saint Andrew is recognized as the patron saint of Scotland. He was born in the 1st century AD and was a fisherman who became a follower of Jesus Christ. Saint Andrew was crucified by the Romans and put to death. The diagonal shape of the X-shaped cross Saint Andrew was crucified on inspired the design of the Scottish flag. Saint Andrew is celebrated in Scotland on November 30th each year. He is an important symbol of Scottish national identity and culture.
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SCOTLAND SCOTLAND 3DTH Novcmacn 3DTH Novcmacn Andrew was first recognised as the official Andrew was first recognised as the official patron saint of Scotland in 1320. patron saint of Scotland in 1320. Saint Andrew Saint Andrew s day is celebratedby Scots s day is celebratedby Scots around the world on the 30th November. around the world on the 30th November. The annual celebration of Saint Andrew The annual celebration of Saint Andrew represents strength and curiosity, which represents strength and curiosity, which are by tradition very much part of the are by tradition very much part of the Scottish psyche. Scottish psyche. Andrew had a strong sense of curiosity. At the Andrew had a strong sense of curiosity. At the age of five he started to study astronomy and age of five he started to study astronomy and arithmetic. arithmetic. He was a fisherman and then became a follower He was a fisherman and then became a follower of Jesus Christ. of Jesus Christ. Saint Andrew was put to death by the Romans Saint Andrew was put to death by the Romans by being pinned to a cross (crucified). The by being pinned to a cross (crucified). The diagonal shape of this cross is the reason for the diagonal shape of this cross is the reason for the design of the Scottish flag. design of the Scottish flag. Andrew wanted to be crucifed on a diagonal Andrew wanted to be crucifed on a diagonal cross because he didn cross because he didn t feel like he deserved a t feel like he deserved a vertical cross like Jesus Christ. vertical cross like Jesus Christ. The cross of Saint Andrew is recognised as a The cross of Saint Andrew is recognised as a symbol of national identity in Scotland. symbol of national identity in Scotland. Saint Andrew is also the patron saint of Greece Saint Andrew is also the patron saint of Greece and Russia but he has a special significance for and Russia but he has a special significance for the Scots. the Scots. We look to Saint Andrew for protection and We look to Saint Andrew for protection and describe him as "O describe him as "Our patron or protector ur patron or protector. . William Wallace once shouted Saint Andrew William Wallace once shouted Saint Andrew mot us speed (May Saint Andrew support us). mot us speed (May Saint Andrew support us). THc ScoTTisH KiLT THc ScoTTisH KiLT THc ScoTTisH THisTLc THc ScoTTisH THisTLc Why did this weed become a national emblem Why did this weed become a national emblem for Scotland? for Scotland? Well, a group of sleeping Scots were almost Well, a group of sleeping Scots were almost invaded by Vikings. However, one of the invaded by Vikings. However, one of the invaders stood on a thistle he and screamed in invaders stood on a thistle he and screamed in pain. Luckily, the Scots heard this and they woke pain. Luckily, the Scots heard this and they woke up from their sleep and they were able to defeat up from their sleep and they were able to defeat the Vikings. the Vikings. How many Scottish people do you know? How many Scottish people do you know? For example: Ewan McGregor is a very For example: Ewan McGregor is a very famous actor from Scotland. famous actor from Scotland. Alex Ferguson Alex Ferguson He is the football manager of Manchester He is the football manager of Manchester United. United. Sean Connery Sean Connery He is a very famous actor who is best He is a very famous actor who is best known for playing James Bond. known for playing James Bond. Susan Boyle Susan Boyle She became famous throughout the world She became famous throughout the world for her fantastic singing voice. for her fantastic singing voice. Robert Burns (Rabbie Burns) Robert Burns (Rabbie Burns) He was a poet who was born in Ayrshire in 1979 He was a poet who was born in Ayrshire in 1979 and his life and works are still celebrated every and his life and works are still celebrated every year on the 25th January. year on the 25th January. Every year at Homanay (This is what the Scots Every year at Homanay (This is what the Scots call New Years Eve) we sing one of his songs call New Years Eve) we sing one of his songs called " called "uld Lang Syne uld Lang Syne http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd95N2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd95N2 teUc&feature=related teUc&feature=related Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Graham Bell was born in Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh in 1847. Edinburgh in 1847. n 1876 he invented the very first n 1876 he invented the very first telephone. telephone.
John Logie Baird John Logie Baird He was born in 1888 in Scotland. He was born in 1888 in Scotland. n 1925 John Logie Baird invented the n 1925 John Logie Baird invented the television. television. A couLc or ScoTTisH viocos A couLc or ScoTTisH viocos Flower of Scotland Flower of Scotland Caledonia Caledonia