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11. Career lessons on the curriculum
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 January 2003 THE government has announced a big shake-up in lessons for teenagers, offering more job-related courses. -
12. Storm over student debts
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 January 2003 STUDENT leaders and MPs have attacked government plans for extra tuition fees. -
13. 'Pay more to keep top staff'
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 January 2003 A SURVEY suggesting that a third of teachers want to leave the classroom within five years has prompted calls for those working in the country's toughest schools to be paid more. -
14. Teacher leaves for the easel life
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 January 2003 TEACHER David Farrow has swapped the chalkface for the painter's easel, after giving up his job as head of art to become a professional artist. -
15. Council chief to head NWDA
Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 January 2003 A HIGH profile north west figure is to head the North West Development Agency from April. -
16. Rival gives place to Oxford 'reject'
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 January 2003 A BRILLIANT student - whose rejection from Oxford University prompted fears that she had been turned away because she is deaf - has won a place at rival Cambridge. -
17. Labour rebels warn on student fees
Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 January 2003 LABOUR MPs have fired a warning shot over the government's controversial plans for student top-up fees. -
18. Classes drawn into the web
Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 January 2003 TEACHERS from across Manchester have tried out a new way of teaching - using a website designed to reduce their workload and the time taken to plan a lesson. -
19. Headteacher slams jet-set truants
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 January 2003 A HEADTEACHER has criticised jet-setting parents for a school's abysmal truancy record. -
20. New order based on knowledge
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 January 2003 THE world is changing. It was but a few years ago that our economic well being was dominated by our ability to transform raw materials such as iron ore and cotton into manufactured products such as clothing and cars.