Devasted that Luljeta Nuzi has died after a long fight with cancer. An incredible, dynamic, fierce woman whose optimism and passion for equality for all, in education, as women, as members of refugee and global majority communities will remain an inspiration for those who met her. I first met Luljeta in 2009 when she came […]
Effective teaching skills for supp schs courses running in Leciester, Milton Key…
Effective teaching skills for supp schs courses running in Leciester, Milton Keynes, Westminster. Effective Management Skills course in Camden. Book a course for your teachers

OCN-accredited courses – National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education
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These OCN-accredited courses can be run as five full-day or seven to nine half-day or twilight sessions. We can also run them as a combination of full and half days including evenings and weekends. Both courses require a commitment to the full course duration. Trainees will be assessed on the follow…
ROTA Conference for voluntary and community sector orgs seeking to engage with s…
ROTA Conference for voluntary and community sector orgs seeking to engage with statutory services on mental health, 31 March 2014 – book here
Shaping Mental Health Services for BME&R People | ROTA – Race On The Agenda
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we'd love to have your input on faith-based #supplementaryschools at our seminar…
we'd love to have your input on faith-based #supplementaryschools at our seminar on 17 March

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Children’s outcomes should not depend on where they live, but there are huge dis…
Children’s outcomes should not depend on where they live, but there are huge disparities in the treatment of children in different London boroughs. Children’s Rights Alliance for England (CRAE) publishes State of Children’s Rights in London, a report examining the extent to which children in London enjoy their human rights. It reveals staggering differences in outcomes for children according to which borough they live in.
http://crae.org.uk/media/65715/CRAE_London_Report_WEB.pdf
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