An Icelandic study based in Reykjavik has recently found that there are multiple genes related to a person’s educational path. According to the researchers, this genes is declining since people who stay longer in Education automatically also tend to have fewer children. Hence, over the past 65 years the gene has slightly faded. However, they […]
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Despite all the effort of the community in trying to convince the council to leave the Library where it is, the vote has still not passed. Dozens of people were protesting in front of the building to give their appreciation for the educational space a voice. Waltham Forest Council is under a lot of pressure
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The Jewish community in Redbridge has recently opened an exhibition to shed light on the development of this religious group in the area. The enthusiastic group shows how many Jews moved from Hackney to Redbridge in the 1960’s seeking a better life. Since then Jewish traditions have shaped Redbridge community and made an impact on
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Although Christmas has passed and we have started the new year, it is worth looking one last time back on all the amazing things that the Wanstead community was able to organize. On 17th of December the choir of Our Lady of Lourdes School sang for elderly people in the Wanstead Church. When local businesses
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At the end of December Bancroft’s school has celebrated the 14th Taal initiated by the Hindu, Sikh Buddhist and Muslim Society. The central theme to the fete is enjoying the beat of life. 200 pupils were performing dance, music and drama to an amazed crowd. Students of Bancroft’s say they would not be able to
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While many employees associate team building with a waste of time, business.com argues that relations between employees play a tremendous role for the growth of a business. It is proven that people who know and like each other reach goals faster and work more effectively. Hence, the future for businesses is to invest into team
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Traditionally the first working day in January was nicknamed “divorce day” because most divorces are decided upon after the holidays. While everyone pretended to be a happy family during the festive season, really life has come up to speed and made life more real again. However, especially children suffer the most when their parents get
Thy English Academy wishes all clients, partners, schools and families a happy and joyful new year. We hope you had a lovely holiday and are energized for the upcoming year 2017. Our teachers are looking forward to working with you towards an even happier and more fulfilling future. Enjoy the rest of your holiday and
New studies have revealed that students with an Afro-American background are more often put in their places than their white classmates. According to the study the solution would be to integrate more discussion and critical as well as analytical thinking in everyday school life. Scientists and psychologists are convinced that this would reduce the racial gap.
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An Australian student, Will Deeth, has started his own business at the age of 15. His idea is to sell Chinese toys in a pop store all around Australia. After borrowing 20.ooo Dollars from his parents, he is planning on making 100.000 Dollars profit by the start of 2017. His parents fully support him with
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