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Click on the link below to view the education sites
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BBC Education
Good guide for parents and also very useful for students. Includes information the GCSE Bitesize scheme. |
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Department for Education and Employment
The governments website offering advice and information for Adult Learners, Employers, HE Students, Parents, School Governors, Teachers, Young People and Job Seekers
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MathsNet
Mathematics, Education, Information Technology and the Internet- and a few simple sums too... so you can do some maths now!
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SKLPC Saturday School
SKLPC Saturday School was founded in 1980 initially teaching Gujarati at the SKLP community hall in Hendon. In 1985 due to the schools great demand, two schools were established in Finchley and Kenton area. Tuition classes in Math and English were started in 1994 at Claremont High School in Kenton. This became increasingly popular with GCSE students and since then has had a continuous growth. The school was then further expanded in the Tuition classes to provide education for children between the ages, five and seven which is known as Bal-mandir. They began to provide additional classes for children with special cases such as learning difficulties and, classes in a variety of subjects based on demand. In April 1998 Culture classes were introduced with the aim to introduce and enhance culture in our community. |
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Times Educational Suppliment
The internet version of The Times Educational Supplement, you will find:
Extracts from the current edition of the UK's leading educational newspaper,
Education news as it happens,
Jobs - the biggest selection of new education posts every week,
Lively chat in online staffrooms,
News and advice for new teachers, subject specialists, governors - and on every aspect of your job. |
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Universities & Colleges Admission Service
UCAS is the UK central organisation through which applications are processed for entry to full-time undergraduate courses, HNDs and university diplomas. The mission of UCAS is to promote the partnership between prospective students, universities, colleges and schools.
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Yahooligans
The search engine especially designed for kids by the makers of Yahoo!
Yahooligans! is a browsable, searchable directory of Internet sites for kids. Each site has been carefully checked by an experienced educator to ensure the content and links are appropriate for kids aged 7-12. In addition to our directory, we also have a number of fun features, including Yahooligans! Games, Sports and News pages, Yahooligans! Messenger, Parents' and Teachers' Guides, a Cool page, and lots more. |
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