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Martyn Steiner

Schools e-Safety Policy - 0 views

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  • Martyn Steiner on 25 Feb 12
     
    Schools e-Safety Policy Generation - helps schools to develop an e-Safety policy.
Martyn Steiner

Teach ICT - KS3 Free Teaching and Revision Resources - Using the Internet Safely - 1 views

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education ICT TWB OER e-Safety activities

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  • Martyn Steiner on 25 Feb 12
     
    Selection of classroom activities for teaching children about e-Safety.
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Ghazi High School Reopens with a New Look | ReliefWeb - 0 views

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shared by Teachers Without Borders on 24 Oct 11 - No Cached
  • The Ghazi High School was established as a “Lycée” in 1926 and from the beginning, had instruction in English. After it was almost completely destroyed by decades of war, USAID began working with the Ministry of Education to rebuild the school.
  • Construction for the 8,200 square meter three-story school began in 2007 and includes buildings with 72 classrooms, an enclosed link way that connects the classroom blocks, and ramps for wheelchair access. The school was designed and constructed to international seismic safety standards to prevent damage from earthquakes.
  • USAID created the Kabul Schools Program to support the Ministry of Education’s ambitious plans to expand quality and access to education, and when the program finishes in 2012, the Ministry will have the capacity to serve the educational needs of more than 12,000 boys and girls in greater Kabul City.
  • Teachers Without Borders on 24 Oct 11
     
    KABUL, AFGHANISTAN | OCTOBER 23, 2011 - The newly constructed Ghazi High School was inaugurated today by both Afghan and U.S. government officials, including H.E. Minister of Education Ghulam Farooq Wardak and U.S. Deputy Ambassador James B. Cunningham. Funded through USAID's Kabul Schools Program, 5,400 students will be able to study in the rebuilt school.
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