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eLearning Award chance for schools
Schools in the UK can enter the Europe-wide eLearning Awards, which reward the best examples of the use of information and communications technology (ICT) in education. (15 Apr 2004)
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Websites fall short on disabled access
Many disabled people find it impossible to book a holiday, open a bank account or buy theatre tickets online, an investigation into web access has revealed. (15 Apr 2004)
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Children should use car seats until 11
New research from the Department for Transport has highlighted that not all parents are using appropriate child seats in their cars. (15 Apr 2004)
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Kids are divine for Dante's poem
A group of young people from Liverpool are to raise hell on earth by making a a feature-length film based on Dante's epic Renaissance poem, 'The Divine Comedy'. (15 Apr 2004)
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Trace your ancestors in Kew
Experts from the National Archives in Kew and the Family Records Centre will give practical workshops and advice on tracing your ancestors during May. (15 Apr 2004)
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Greater Merseyside is well connected
Connexions Greater Merseyside is an effective partnership which is making good progress, according to a report published by Ofsted. (15 Apr 2004)
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Great writers come to life
Shakespeare, Chaucer and Dickens have come to life in an exhibition tracing their links with the borough of Southwark. (15 Apr 2004)
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'Made in Wales' approach right for education
Wales has a hugely challenging education agenda that builds on successes but is prepared to tackle failure, according to Jane Davidson, Minister for Education and Lifelong Learning. (15 Apr 2004)
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Open day for graduates
The University of Wolverhampton is holding a Postgraduate Open Day for people in the area to find out how to improve their knowledge and career prospects. (15 Apr 2004)
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Tread the boards in Ulster
Young people with dreams of seeing their name in lights can take the first step by signing up for a new drama programme at the University of Ulster's Magee campus. (14 Apr 2004)
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