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“A weekend of words, circus and cabaret set to turn up the heat in Taranaki” With nearly 40 events spread across four days and nights, New Plymouth will generate a buzz around Taranaki and further afield this winter as the region lives up to its reputation as a festival province like no other between 29 July and 1 August. The collaboration between the Right Royal Cabaret Fest and Festival of Words will see New Zealand's leading cabaret artists, comedians, authors and acclaimed guest speakers to perform at venues throughout the district, including TSB Showplace, NPDC's Puke Ariki Museum an...

Knowledge keyboard_arrow_right Why Architecture is great for Special Education Need students Katy Wade, RIBA's Regional Schools Programme Co-ordinator, explains why architecture is a brilliant topic for engaging and inspiring Special Education Need (SEN) students. 25 May 2021 Architecture is a brilliant topic for engaging and inspiring Special Education Need (SEN) students. Through RIBA’s National Schools Programme, we have witnessed how architecture naturally lends itself to providing meaningful and engaging learning experiences for some of the hardest to...

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Minister of Education Youth and Information, Fayval Williams (left) and Amber Group's Head of Sales and Business Development Floyd Garrett sign the official MOU signalling the partnership of the Pilot Coding in Schools programme. The Amber Group is partnering with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information (MOEYI) to introduce coding in schools via the Pilot Coding in Schools Programme to promote and develop the teaching and learning of coding in public schools across Jamaica. Under a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two entities, 2,000 students from grades four and nine ...

‘Good progress’ being made on Three Provinces Greenway plan Joe Murphy ');  '); Representatives of the Three Provinces Greenway committee are satisfied that ‘good progress’ is being made in relation to the proposed greenway / blueway plan. The Dromard group are proposing a greenway from where the three provinces meet at a point in the North Longford parish that would link Carrick-on-Shannon, Longford and Cavan with obvious tourism potential. Community activist and committee member Joe Murphy stated, “We would like to thank Michael Sheridan and family for travelling the rivers and L...