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Opinion: Mixed messages on Hong Kong schools, mental health must stop - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Mixed messages on Hong Kong schools, mental health must stop

Reports that student withdrawals are dropping are welcome, but the news is at odds with the government cutting classes and closing schools. A paltry grant meant to improve mental health and heaping more work on overburdened teachers doesn’t send the right signal either.

Source: scmp.com
EXCLUSIVE: Hon. Wolimbwa, Coop Movement Icon Speaks Out on Life Fighting for Unions - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Hon. Wolimbwa, Coop Movement Icon Speaks Out on Life Fighting for Unions

EXCLUSIVE: Hon. Wolimbwa, Coop Movement Icon Speaks Out on Life Fighting for Unions “PART ONE” MBALE: Born on the 2nd February, 1939, to Mzee Timiteo Bisagati and Mama Eseri Bisagati, Hon. Bernard William Wolimbwa is now 84 years old and unable to see but with a memory as clear as crystal. He carries the Title

Govt school closed after heavy downpour in Apac - Vimarsana News

Govt school closed after heavy downpour in Apac

The floods triggered by heavy rainfall on Sunday also affected two villages, Itwar and Igoti

Scotland education: Cybersecurity book aimed at youngsters launched - Vimarsana News

Scotland education: Cybersecurity book aimed at youngsters launched

The Bongles and The Crafty Crows teaches young learners how to create passwords and passcode

Commentary: Parents, don't mistake dyslexia for a vision problem - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Parents, don't mistake dyslexia for a vision problem

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month and debunking myths about the learning disability can be crucial to help children avoid a traumatic experience during their formal education years, says Kuala Lumpur-based health journalist Loh Foon Fong.