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EDUCATION: Time to foster teaching vocations- EDUCATION: ‘A warm, happy place’
- EDUCATION: My moment of glory
- EDUCATION: Australians go for growth
- EDUCATION: Building an ethos
- EDUCATION: Middle-class? I beg to differ
- EDUCATION: Resources
- EDUCATION: Better accommodation
- EDUCATION: Village schools start the fight for survival
- EDUCATION: Learning to share has saved the day
- EDUCATION: A brave face on losing your head
- EDUCATION: For the Angel’s little angels
- An amateur on prayer
- Interview: Pete Spiers, member of the General Synod’s House of Clergy
- Faith
- Humour and crossword
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EDUCATION: Time to foster teaching vocationsLORD DEARING’s millennial challenge to open 100 new C of E secondary schools in ten years is now certain to be exceeded. Potential parents are queuing... |
EDUCATION: ‘A warm, happy place’TWO Church of England schools were named in the finals of the 2007 national teaching awards in the autumn. |
EDUCATION: My moment of glorySIR IAN McALLISTER was knighted in the 2008 New Year Honours list for “services to the transport industry”. |
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EDUCATION: Australians go for growthIT WAS NOT an obvious decision for the Dean to join the choir of Westminster Abbey on their long-awaited tour of Australia last October. |
EDUCATION: Building an ethosThe Peter Carnley Anglican Community School is in Wellard, a comparatively poor and developing community near Rockingham to the south of Perth. |
EDUCATION: Middle-class? I beg to differFROM THE windows of my little flat, high in one of the towers of Lambeth Palace, I look across the Thames to Parliament, and I feel very close to it |
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EDUCATION: ResourcesTHE DIOCESE of Gloucester publishes materials under the Jumping Fish label. |
EDUCATION: Better accommodationA NEW REPORT, commissioned by the Church of England, Faiths in Higher Education Chaplaincy, suggests that Christian-led chaplaincies are leading... |
EDUCATION: Village schools start the fight for survivalTALK TO anyone fighting the closure of village schools, and the name that crops up without fail is that of Dr Beeching. |
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EDUCATION: Learning to share has saved the dayTHE REORGANISATION of two church primaries in Devon could provide a new way of solving the problems posed by small village schools. |
EDUCATION: A brave face on losing your headOVER THE next ten years, more than half of all church schools are likely to lose their head teachers. |
EDUCATION: For the Angel’s little angelsEIGHT HUNDRED applications for 180 places. Sounds familiar: yet another oversubscribed Church of England school with a big reputation. |
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An amateur on prayer‘Often, prayer is no more than another petty human weapon’ |
Interview: Pete Spiers, member of the General Synod’s House of ClergyI am one of those sad people who enjoy Synod |
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