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Wednesday, November 19, 2008 ( change date )
Crunch test for school meals plan
Plans to give free school meals to Scots pupils in the first three years of primary school are likely to pass a crucial test.
BBC Wednesday, November 19, 2008Giving bullied pupils a place to seek solace in hard times
BALGREEN primary school in the west of Edinburgh is one of only 11 schools in the country with a Place2Be.
Scotsman Wednesday, November 19, 2008Hugh Reilly: Charity gets message across as it says hello to Holyrood
LAST week, I managed to slip under the wire and swap the tedium of school for the excitement of attending a parliamentary reception for Mindroom, a Scottish charity.
Scotsman Wednesday, November 19, 2008From the Chalkface
THE former director of the commission for Racial Equality (CRE) in Scotland has been appointed as a member of the Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Council
Scotsman Wednesday, November 19, 2008Rhee Proposes Parent Academy, Better Security
Revamped security and discipline policies, more specialized schools, a "Parent Academy" to help District parents take charge of their children's education and the possibility of more school closures are part of the long-term vision proposed by Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee in a new document.
The Washington Post Wednesday, November 19, 2008Study of Reading Program Finds a Lack of Progress
Students in the $6 billion Reading First program have not made greater progress in understanding what they read than have peers outside the program, according to a congressionally mandated study.
The Washington Post Wednesday, November 19, 2008£58m college campuses aim to re-train for economic recovery
IT has been six years in the planning, 18 months in construction and has cost £58 million.
Scotsman Wednesday, November 19, 2008School meals back on menu as mothballed kitchen to reopen
A primary school kitchen "mothballed" by the council is set to reopen, following a successful community campaign.
Scotsman Wednesday, November 19, 2008Students raise £1000 for breast cancer charity
STAFF and students at a Lothians college have donated £1000 to a breast cancer charity.
Telegraph Wednesday, November 19, 2008Carnegie Mellon, Sun collaborate on continued development of Alice programming environment
(Carnegie Mellon University) Sun Microsystems is teaming with Carnegie Mellon to support the continuing development of Alice, the university's innovative, Java technology-based computer programming environment that teaches students to program Java software while having fun creating 3-D animations, stories and video games.
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