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Five new records set at this year's Gordon Castle Highland Games - Vimarsana News

Five new records set at this year's Gordon Castle Highland Games

The first Highland Games since 2019 was held at Gordon Castle in Moray, with competitors producing three new records.

Gordon Castle Highland Games returns with all-new offering - Vimarsana News

Gordon Castle Highland Games returns with all-new offering

One of the largest Highland games events in the north-east will make a return this spring for the first time in two years.

Maria Montessori's sway in children's education – The Island - Vimarsana News

Maria Montessori's sway in children's education – The Island

Women’s History Month begins on 01 March The Italian educator and physician Maria Montessori (1870–1952) is best known for the teaching method that bears her name. She was also a lifelong pacifist, although historians tend to consider her writings on this topic as secondary to her pedagogy. In The Best Weapon for Peace: Maria Montessori, […]

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College enrollment down again for many Twin Ports schools, rebounding at UW-Superior - Vimarsana News

College enrollment down again for many Twin Ports schools, rebounding at UW-Superior

The stories behind the declining enrollment numbers include more young people choosing to work full time, a faded link between many high school students and support systems last year, improving four-year graduation rates and fewer international students.

St. Scholastica takes renewed aim to build student center - Vimarsana News

St. Scholastica takes renewed aim to build student center

The college has $10 million set aside for the project and is looking to raise $7 million in the next couple years to build the student gathering space.