UK Education Newswire Archive
Taic mhor dhan Ghaidhlig ann an Alba
02-10-2003 17:35
Tha rannsachadh a' nochdadh gu bheil 2 a-mach à gach triuir a' meas na Gaidhlig mar chudromach do dh'Alba.EEF Berlin: solidarity with refugees and flashmob action
19-09-2003 15:13
EEF in Berlin: report about a workshop
19-09-2003 11:01
Berlin: education flashmob on Friday
19-09-2003 08:53
conference of the European ministers on higher education. Location:
Department for Foreign Affairs, main entrance Werderscher Markt 1 (500m from the
Humboldt University) Time: 12:10h – be on time!!!
EEF: summary of the second plenary
18-09-2003 23:50
The Bologna Process – criticism and alternatives
More than 600 people at European Education Forum
18-09-2003 21:02
Artist's journey inspires powerful and moving exhibition
18-09-2003 12:31
The European Education Forum has been opened!
18-09-2003 11:30
Latest news European Education Forum (EEF) Berlin
17-09-2003 18:20
1.. About the collapsed WTO summit in Cancun2.. Schedule of the European Education Forum
3.. Demonstration on Saturday, September 20th
4.. Registration, sleeping places and program guide
100,000 teachers on strike today in Australia, in a historic action
17-09-2003 16:01
Almost 100,000 teachers across Australia shut down hundreds of public schools, in the nation's largest strike by a single workforce. ...At Melbourne Park, a stopwork meeting of at least 9000 teachers warned of further... action... unless the... government boosted its 9 per cent salary offer... Teachers want 25 to 30 per cent.
TOOLS & TECHNIQUIES
16-09-2003 15:38
A full day of discussions, workshops and demos looking into using the Linux operating system for multi-media tasks.Update with news around the European Education Forum(EEF)
13-09-2003 10:24
here comes the latest information about the European Education Forum which will take place simultaniously during the summit of the European education ministers from September 18-20 2003 in Berlin, Germany.Only one week left till the EEF starts: Come to Berlin!
11-09-2003 07:05
Simultaneously with the European Higher Education Summit 2003 the first European Education Forum (EEF) takes place from 18th to 20th September at the Humboldt University in Berlin. Students, pupils and teachers from whole Europe will come to Berlin to discuss during two days the current education policy and to develop alternatives.European Education Forum and demo: latest news
10-09-2003 13:55
Latest news around the European Education Forum and Demo, September 18-20 in BerlinChildren at local schools near Excell are prevented from leaving school bt Polic
09-09-2003 13:24
In the schools local to Excel conference centre housing the DSEI arms fair, the pupils have been forbidden to leave the school at lunch time.They have been told that if they leave the school premises they could face expulsion.
Some children have left the school grounds and were escorted back by the police.
Police officers are stationed in local schools to enforce this curfew.
HIGHLANDS INFONET SEPTEMBER 2003
07-09-2003 14:14
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Pirate radio -- Loud and Offensive!
06-09-2003 02:16
DOCUMENT 1: Program of the Human Rights Film Festival in Glasgow
05-09-2003 10:22
"Document 1 is Glasgow's first ever International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival. The main focus is to show work from the regions around the world where asylum seekers in Glasgow have come from.In doing so, the films will give asylum seekers a chance to see what is happening in their country of origin and give other residents of Glasgow an opportunity to see everyday life in such countries. These films, whilst explaining the conflicts which people have involuntarily had to flee, also show the richness of their societies and cultures."
Paula Larkin & Mona Rai, Co-ordinators
