See\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4287712.stm\n\nA similar ban is being introduced in the Australian state of Victoria
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They should, but parents should take a greater role in educating their children about food and controlling what they eat.\nPeople like to blame everyone else but themselves for their faults.
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i dunno but u can check out this site: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/default.stm
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Check out what happened in Perth, Aust Monday afternoon & it should be fairly plain.\n\nOnly one example
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haven't you realised it yet we live in a nanny state run by left wing zealots.just goes to show there's no freedom of speech if your white working class in this country.my daughters school has the same problem its like  league of nations.recently had a school trip cancelled because of to many foreigners ,i enquired why was cancelled and was told the funds had been diverted to help pay for a language teacher for the Somalian kids there.f u  c k i n g disgrace,
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http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index.php?qid=20061020034852AAp19aX\n\nNovember 10th
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It sounds as though the school and the church are behaving very irresponsible,indeed..How come the school issue a letter of support to the biters parents,when you get a judgment for medical expenses? Surely this a type of admission by the biters parents.How can this be if, as the school says,it did not happen. As regards to the school sending this letter of support,which included personal and confidential information about your family,they are in breach of the, DATA PROTECTION ACT.For them to forward this information is not allowed,and the church of all places should have condemned such a letter,not condoned it.I would have thought that the school would have to log the incident in their injury/accident book,this is normal practice.Did the bite mark break the skin on your daughter.If it did then surely it then becomes a criminal act of assault.If and when proved,what will the school and church have to say about it then.They would have to expel the biter.When proved that it happened on the school premises,you can then contact the principal,the school-board,the local papers,as many people as you can notify.Whilst your daughter is at the school,they are responsible for her well being.
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i say we put on a harsher punishment system such as singapore. its proven it works, and if you know your not sopossed to do something, it would make you think twice before doing it.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4639782.stm
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Look here:\n\nhttp://www.ausetute.com.au/displace.html\n\nPerhaps you can find the solution to the question only you know.
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No there is no ban in Belgium for wearing the Hijab in public although there is a preposed ban for schools and civial servants. I came back from a trip out there last month and it was fanstatic; the only ban there should be is the amount of chocolate shops there are, walking past them adds several pounds to ones thighs! Have a good time when you go there and remember to visit the Grote Market its really nice and chilled out.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/sport/newsid_3598000/3598752.stm
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University fees (HECS) have grown radically over the past decade while the service provided to students has declined. Students have to cope with over-crowded classes and with student unionism becoming non-compulsory uni services will also be cut soon. \nThe university sector is in crisis and needs major investment soon if we are going to continue to provide quality education for Australians, and also continue to attract overseas students.
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You should check out this publication called NEXUS. It is based in Australia but you can get it anywhere magazines are sold. Very interesting reading...and they have the sources to back up their claims. Some of the stuff is way out there but ...it's all good.  :)
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Please read the article here:\nhttp://msmvps.com/blogs/chrisl/articles/10453.aspx
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Universities are governed by a similar body to Ofsted for schools. I can't remember the name of it, but a little Internet research should help.  If you are really concerned then maybe you could report it to a body such as that?
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Well spotted sofiarose - that one passed me by too - and I like to think I keep an 'eagle-eye' on what they do (by getting daily e-mail updates from http://www.epolitix.com/ which includes the name of legislation to be debated, but not a description of the content).\n\nExcellent article although somewhat out of date (February) and misleading - thank you.\n\nAs of 8 November 2006 the beast became an Act of law.  It's already on the statute books as the "Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006" (2006 Ch. 51).\n\nI've had a quick look at it, and it's no-where near as bad as this LibDem MP makes out - he was scaremongering, unless it has been watered down from its original form.\n\nTake a look at it yourselves......
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/sa/cricket/skills/newsid_3267000/3267391.stm