by drmu | Sep 18, 2010 | Education, Name and shame, Social justice
We encourage you to read the article below about a fantastic initiative by a group of students, called the Golden Team, who are transforming their concern for those less fortunate than themselves into concrete action. Recognising that disabled children are unable to...
by drmu | Sep 2, 2010 | Education, Social justice
Those of us who can trace their roots back to Africa continue to suffer from institutionalised discrimination. The announcement this week that the government will introduce Kreol as an optional subject in primary schools to help the disadvantaged to read and write,...
by drmu | Aug 30, 2010 | Education, Name and shame
So, according to Minister of Education, Dr Bunwaree, the Government has taken a decision. Kreol will be introduced in schools but only as an optional subject up to CPE, not as an official language of instruction. The forum today at Domaine Les Pailles was conducted...
by drmu | Aug 25, 2010 | Education
The curse of long hours in private tuition after school and at weekends means that most children have neither the time nor the energy to engage in extra-curricular activities. Therefore, the Model United Nations (MUN) conference stands out as a beacon on an relatively...
by drmu | Jun 24, 2010 | Education, Human rights
Here is what we sent to the Ministry of Education today. Thanks to everyone who contributed. Morisyen in schools
by drmu | Jun 22, 2010 | Education, Human rights
Here is our draft submission: Morisyen in schools Please provide your comments ASAP so that they may be incorporated in the final version which will be sent on Thursday 24th June at 2pm.
