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Teachers call eightyearold pupil 'chav'

01.01.2009 02:14    telegraph.co.uk
Two primary school teachers describe pupil as "chav" on Facebook.


Vicky Tuck: Dear Prime Minister

01.01.2009 02:14    telegraph.co.uk
While we can provide you with the intellectual capital if you are to eradicate poverty we need you to develop this country so that there are jobs to be had and a cake to be cut fairly. Happy New Year.

Teachers label pupil a 'chav' on Facebook

01.01.2009 02:14    telegraph.co.uk
Two teachers who wrote on Facebook are told they can keep jobs.

Africa: Public-Private Partners Bolster Geosciences Training in Africa

01.01.2009 02:12    allafrica.com
Beneath the surface of Earth's second-largest continent is a wealth of minerals, petroleum, water and geothermal energy. African scientists are working to develop and manage this vast resource, but more scientists are needed to strengthen the work force in Africa's


Nigeria: NTI Partners Commonwealth

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
The National Teachers Institute ( NTI ), Kaduna is partnering the Commonwealth of Learning to improve teachers' performance through training and retraining programmes. Commonwhealth of Learning Education Specialist, (Teacher Education) Dr. Abdurrahman Umar who disclosed this at the beginning of

Nigeria: ANPP, Students' Group Tackle Akala On Education Policy

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
The frosty political relationship between the opposition All Nigeria Peoples Party {ANPP} in Oyo state and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) controlled state government worsened during the yuletide as the opposition party in an assessment of the education policy of

Nigeria: That Ban On Lagos Schools As Annexes

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Many tertiary institution, in an effort to expand access to education and according to some of them, reduce the hazards, which students facewhile traveling long distance to their main campuses; have established satellite campuses in different states.

Nigeria: Honour Roll for Academic Excellence

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Master Temi Wright, 17, is a writer and a student of Baptist Academy Secondary School, Obanikoro Lagos. He came second in last year's last year Mike Okonkwo Essay Competition, and won for himself N50, 000 and a plaque. The contestants

Nigeria: Saraki Signs Varsity Bill

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Kwara State Governor, Dr Bukola Saraki, at the weekend signed into law the State University Bill with a marching order to the Implementation Committee to commence the process of admitting students for the 2009/2010 academic session.

Nigeria: Volunteer Corps Graduates 17

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
No fewer than 17 students have graduated from the Volunteer Corps, a Non Government Organisation (NGO) that provides opportunity for Nigerians to be of service to the nation and to themselves, through volunteering as a tool for change in education

Nigeria: Misgovernance, Bane of Country - Don

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Mis-governance is the most fundamental problem bedeviling democratic growth in Nigeria, Vice Chancellor of the Gombe State University, Professor Abdullahi Mahdi has said.

Nigeria: Heritage University - a Lost Heritage?

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Surely, knowledge is a heritage in Northern Nigeria. One European writer wrote: "This aspect of their heritage was fortified by British assurances that they would not interfere with Islam as they establish indirect rule in Northern Nigeria".

Nigeria: NMC Seeks Partnership With ETF to Boost Mathematical Competence

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
The National Mathematical Centre (NMC) is seeking partnership with the Education Trust Fund (ETF) to simplify the teaching and learning of Mathematics through an intensive training programme billed to commence in January 2009.

South Africa: Prison Matric Pass Rate Declines to 75 Percent

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
The matric pass rate of prisoners has declined to 75 percent this year from 100 percent last year, the correctional services department has said.

Nigeria: Students to Register, Check Results Online at Kwara College of Education

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
For Kwara State College of Education, Oro, the first College of Education established in Kwara State, it is goodby to laborious registration as the school has unveiled state-of-the-art Student Record Management System (SRMS), a complete ICT kit that allows the

Nigeria: Kano Varsity Gets Chancellor

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Governor Ibrahim Shekarau of Kano State, has approved the appointment of the President of Dangote Group of Companies, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, as Chancellor of the Kano State University of Science and Technology (KUST), Wudil.

Nigeria: ASUP Begins Strike Action January

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has resolved to go on an indefinite nation-wide strike action from January 5, 2009, if the Federal government refuses to address the issues that border around the welfare of its members.

Nigeria: Ocean Crest Holds Seminar for Parents

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
Ocean Crest School, Lekki Lagos is to organise a training session for parents during the next term that begins on January 12.

Nigeria: Some Questions Egwu Must Answer

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
The year 2008, for the education sector, ends on a controversial note of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua dissociating himself from the speech read on his behalf by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Dr. Goke Adegoroye at the convocation

Liberia: New College for Grand Gedeh County Soon

01.01.2009 02:11    allafrica.com
At least students coming out of high school in the south-eastern region, particularly in Grand Gedeh County will have no cause coming to Monrovia to continue their education as a new university that seeks to offer degrees in over 21

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