English is such a hodgepodge of different languages – it’s essentially Germanic but a lot of its vocabulary comes from French, and technical words stem from Latin and Greek. This feature makes English fairly adaptable – which is a good thing for a world language – but it causes irregulari...
I’m not sure whether this is culture but there is a regular passage across the sea to Liverpool and Everton Football clubs with partisan supporters for both side on the island, although I think there were more blues than reds. There may also be opportunities for the Local Government Associat...
Most have no science beyond GCSE level. We need cheap, reliable on demand energy to be able to compete and a bit more atmospheric CO2 is a net good. We also need far less government, less red tape and far lower taxes. Hope November 17, 2023 It is another non job. Cull it along ...
“I had home-schooled my kids through to the end of GCSEs, and thought I was now too old to become a doula. However, a Canadian company came to Belfast back in 2019 and I saw this as my opportunity to follow my heart’s calling. I attended the three-day in-person training, follow...
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‘test results are pursued at the expense of a rounded education’: Ollie Gillman, ‘Eton Headmaster Slams “Exasperating” A-level and GCSE Exams and Says Teacher Training is “a Mess”’,Daily Mail, 19 May 2015; Tony Little and Anthony Seldon, ‘How to Fit Our Pupils for the 21st ...