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Look Mum, No Cars!
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 30 Jun 2008Change Your World Week is this week (30 June - 5th July)! If you swap one car journey for a greener way to travel you can make a difference!
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Tell School Councils UK what you think
by MattSCUKstaff on 09 Jun 2008 -
DO YOU want to have to stay at school until age 18?
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 27 May 2008The English Secondary Students Association (ESSA) has launched two petitions about the Government's proposal to make it compulsory to stay at school until you are 18, and about the relationships between students and teachers. Sign them now if you support what they propose!
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Myanmar Cyclone Emergency - How your school can help
by MattSCUKstaff on 21 May 2008 -
New Working Together guidance published
by MattSCUKstaff on 12 May 2008DCSF published new guidance 'Working Together: Listening to the voices of children and young people'
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Get your idea on TV!
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 30 Apr 2008Be the Commissioner, but be quick! (deadline 7th May 2008). Teachers TV’s Commissioning team want to hear your programme suggestions.
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Woodthorne go Planting
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 28 Apr 2008Woodthorne Primary School were fortunate enough to be asked to participate in a local community project recently - planting trees!
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Training the Trainers course filling up!
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 18 Apr 2008Book Now!
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Free school council resources from Sainsbury's
by AsherSCUKstaff on 11 Apr 2008Over the last few years Sainsbury's Active Kids vouchers have allowed schools to get all kinds of free sporting and cookery equipment and experiences, but Sainsbury's wants to make Active Kids even bigger and better and they want school councils to tell them how to do it.
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Steve Sinnott 1951 - 2008
by MarkJSCUKstaff on 07 Apr 2008 -
School Council Research Launch
by MattSCUKstaff on 27 Mar 2008 -
School council interview Maria Eagle, Labour MP
by MattSCUKstaff on 05 Mar 2008Maria Eagle MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Ministry for Justice, visited Childwall Valley Primary school council.