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How Technology Helps Primary School Education

Like any other sector, technology is also shaping primary school education. It helps children with easy learning, a joyful environment, develop digital skills, and makes primary education more accessible. Now, children from any part of the world can learn from global teachers while sitting at home.

Yes, more screentime is not good for a child, but a limited screen time that is valued and productive for a kid is of no harm. In today’s era, we can’t ignore the importance of online classes and learning to make our child future-ready.

In this article, we will help you...

How to become better at music - A few tips to help you improvise your current skillset

Are you looking forward to making music as a career instead of a hobby?

Even if you don’t end up becoming the next Adam Levine of the country, there are chances for you to grow and develop as a musician and find gigs that pay well. But, before you reach that level, you need to polish yourself and develop your skills.

You need to take time out for yourself and devote it to music. It will allow you to interpret your mistakes and have a look at what you can improve. Even though it is okay to make mistakes while you are writing a song and even recording it as you can always...

Master a Second Language Easily: 5 Effective Tips

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 08/31/2020 - 11:28am

For several years now, the world has been connected on a global scale. You can easily pick up a phone and call someone around the world and ask them how their day was. Not only that, but you can travel anywhere in the world on a moment's notice. The one issue that comes with travel and talking to others however is that often there is a language barrier.

Learning a second language is highly recommended in today’s world as there will be many times where you interact with someone who does not speak your main language. Learning a second language will also help you move up in your...

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TV Aerial and CCTV – How do they Work?

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 8:27am

If you are struggling with weak TV channels signals or live in an area with lesser stations available, TV aerial installation might be the best choice for you. Not only does it make more channels available, but it also improves the quality of signals. If you do not install TV aerials for a living, it is best to hire professionals at the job to help you with the process. If installed perfectly, you will not have to worry about poor image quality or blurred pictures. Benefits of TV aerial:

It will help you save a lot of money. You will be no longer required to may month to month...

Adult learner GCSE graduates celebrate success

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 08/25/2020 - 2:49pm

Adult learners are among those celebrating well-earned GCSE results, having completed their maths and English qualifications with Learn Devon, Devon County Council's adult learning service. Since March, Learn Devon has changed the way it delivers adult learning courses to ensure that learners continue with their learning safely. Their results mark the end of the intensive ten month GCSE courses. Under normal circumstances, adult learners receive their results in person from their tutors, but due to coronavirus, this year they had their results emailed to them. The video (attached) records...

How Can I Find an Online Tutor for My Child?

The pandemic has created a need for parents to find online options for a tutor for their children. This process can create a lot of unwanted stress caused by illegitimate sources that exist, budgetary restrictions on the family, and even embarrassment of the child seeking help. But these factors shouldn’t prevent you from acquiring the help that your child needs when their instructor isn’t available.

There are a few steps you’ll want to consider taking when researching the right tutor for your child.

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Students from Queen Elizabeth's School, Crediton received their GCSE results

Crediton's Queen Elizabeth's School releases 2020 GCSE results - Students are right to feel proud of their achievements

QE GCSE students received their results, at the school’s Western Road campus, this morning.

Rupert Poole, Principal at QE said: “There was a fantastic atmosphere in school this morning as students came in to collect their results. Whilst the method used to award students their grades this year was different, none of that should be allowed to get in the way of recognising the achievements of our young people. They have worked hard on their studies throughout their time in school and their results demonstrate this.

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate them...

South Devon UTC students celebrate impressive GCSE results

South Devon University Technical College (UTC) has demonstrated that its impressive post 16 results, celebrated last week, are no flash in the pan. Students in Year 11 are also celebrating after receiving notable GCSE results.

Newton Abbot’s pioneering technical college opened its doors from 8:30am this morning for the scientists and engineers of the future to collect their exam results. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, GCSE exams were cancelled this year, so exam boards have instead given out grades based on assessments and rankings supplied by the teachers at South Devon UTC....

Holly Maynard, Exeter School, A-levels

Consistently good results for Exeter School

Exeter School congratulates its Upper Sixth pupils on their very pleasing A Level results at the end of what has been a most challenging year for them.

Staff at the co-educational independent school for girls and boys from 7-18 years are proud of the Year 13 cohort for their hard work, dedication and positivity over the last few months.

The year group succeeded in scoring 84% A*AB grades which is in line with the school’s consistently high achievements over the last decade.

Headmaster Bob Griffin expressed sympathy with our A Level pupils, whose school careers...

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Exeter School Head retires after 17 successful years

Exeter School pupils, parents, alumni and staff pay tribute to Head Bob Griffin who retires after 17 years at the helm of this highly successful independent school. During his time as Head he has overseen the full integration of co-education across the whole school, right from Form One (Year 3) up to the Upper Sixth (Year 13) ensuring that girls as well as boys can access the outstanding education and enrichment opportunities that Exeter School excels at providing.

During his 50 terms at Exeter School, Mr Griffin has been instrumental in the development of the school’s...

Traffic-calming dragon appears outside St Michael's C of E Primary Academy

Pupils at St Michael's Church of England Primary Academy in Exeter will be welcomed back to school by a large mythical dragon when they return after the summer break.

The colourful dragon is designed to slow traffic and encourage people driving to be more aware of people who are walking and cycling, to make the space outside the school safer for school children and other road users. The dragon spans the road outside the school and is the first of its kind in Devon.

Sustrans and Devon County Council have been working on this road safety project with the school and local...

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