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Carroll-White REMC gives back $1 million in Operation Round-up grants - Vimarsana News

Carroll-White REMC gives back $1 million in Operation Round-up grants

The Carroll-White REMC Operation Round-up celebrated achieving $1 million in community grants on March 20 with a reception including board members and trustees, past and present.

William Byers | Obituary | New Castle News - Vimarsana News

William Byers | Obituary | New Castle News

William Byers passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the New Castle News on 2024-01-03.

A-level results: What drives the regional attainment gap - Vimarsana News

A-level results: What drives the regional attainment gap

A-level results revealed a widening attainment gap between the north and south, with ministers facing calls to target support to stem 'growing disparity'

'We support the strikes … but the children come first' How heads manage strike action - Vimarsana News

'We support the strikes … but the children come first' How heads manage strike action

Headteachers say they’re stuck between a rock and a hard place when it comes to this week’s strikes, with their consciences torn between supporting children’s right to education and their teachers’ right to protest. And while parents have mostly so far been behind the protests, there is concern the two consecutive days of strikes planned

Teachers slam schools showing the World Cup because of Qatar's 'appalling' record on human rights - Vimarsana News

Teachers slam schools showing the World Cup because of Qatar's 'appalling' record on human rights

Some staff said they 'despised' the move to suspend classes for the England game, claiming it sent out the wrong message. One in ten schools are thought to have shown the match.