Talking Hands Award

Helping Hand

Floral Macdonald, 1722 to 1790, Scottish Jacobite heroine, aided Charles Edward Stuart, known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, to escape to France after the defeat of the Jacobites at Culloden Moor in 1746.For smuggling the prince, disguised as a woman, to the Isle of Skye, she was imprisoned briefly in the Tower of London. Later she was visited by many celebrities, including Dr. Samuel Johnson (1773).Her romantic aid to the prince is commemorated in Highland ballad and legend. Our award winners will be honored like wise.

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Our Talking Hands honorees may be found either by searching by the year the honor was earned or by the teaching and learning element in which they excell.

All applicants who follow our submission policy will be given specific reasons for failure to obtain a minimum score of twenty-three (23) upon written request.  However, upon correction and submission to our judges, this act will not constitute approval. All of our judges must be in agreement for the award to be presented and their decision is final and not subject to disclosure. Privacy notification is apart of application forms.

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