While the rise in diagnosis of autism has left many schools clueless, North East London schools are congratulated of incorporating the changes in the external environment into their teaching behaviour. Special needs are often noticed but many teachers do not know how to deal with them. Most shockingly this is due to a lack of […]
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The people of East London are angry about the cut of the 167 bus route. The bus went from Ilford to Debden, ensuring that children got to school savely and elderly people have a chance to do their groceries. TFL had asked people in the surrounding areas about their opinions on the planned cancellation of this
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Thy English Academy wishes a Merry Christmas to all its students and teachers. We hope you spend a lovely day, surrounded by your family around the christmas tree. May you not be stressed or worried tonight and enjoy this wonderful day. Regain your energy and joy and we are looking forward to seeing you next
For two days the RMT union has been striking preventing many people from visiting their loved ones on Christmas Evening. Nevertheless the concern they raise must not be underestimated. The employees face problems like not receiving holiday pay and they have the right to make this public. One of the most fundamental worker’s right is
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The East London NHS Foundation Trust is highlighting how stressful Christmas can be if you host the family dinner. To make sure youkeep healthy they have put together a few easy points to follow. Plan your all Christmas meals in advance, list each item and task to be in control. 2. Give family members jobs
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In Puducherry a pilot programme hast recently started introducing technology to Higher Secondary Schools there in order to make the learning experience more interactive. Pupils get to learn key skills in Mathemathics, Sciences and all other subjects with the help of online tools. 130 pupils were allowed to take place in the programme sponsored by the
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A new trend shows that people love Chinese literature. Lately website have been established which publish new chapters of Chinese novels as soon as they are translated into English. Hence, the first thing in the morning that many people do is checking these websites for updates on their favourite novels. Translators are happy about the
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Fewer and fewer people read real novels this time although they could contribute so much to our lives. Seeing the world through the eyes of a novel character can indeed be quite a revelation. When we find ourselves stuck with a problem, many people suggest getting your mind of it by escaping in the wonderful
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Event Date Time Duration Place Price Tuition Session 23/12/16 10.30am-12.30pm 2 hrs Christchurch Hall – Tuition Session 30/12/16 10.45am-12.45pm 2 hrs Woodford Hall – Revision Class 29/12/16 12.30pm-3pm 2.5 hrs Wanstead Library 45 Pounds Revision Class 30/12/16 10.30.am-1pm 2.5 hrs Woodford Hall 45 Pounds Revision Class 31/12/16 12.30pm-3pm 2.5 hrs Wanstead Library 45 Pounds Mock
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Although children might grow in middle class families they often end of living in poverty because of their lacking knowledge of the financial world. In particular they do not receive any substantial financial education in schools mainly because teachers do not find the time to incorporate this topic in the anyway stressful limited teaching time.
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