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Living Life Outside the Box

In Special Features - Published 12/01/2012

Living Life Outside the Box

A sign hangs on the door of a university campus room: If I’m in, I’m studying. ...

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Why Men Are Hound Dogs and Women Have Suspicious M…

In Man invasion - Published 27/05/2010

Why Men Are Hound Dogs and Women Have Suspicious Minds

For Chris Humphreys, co-publisher of Mwaah magazine, being a man in a woman’s world has it’s perks – suc...

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Questions of Difference

In Man invasion - Published 05/09/2010

Questions of Difference

Every day there’s a new piece of research published or the results of a survey that cast doubt on the wa...

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Celebrating Grandparents

In Community - Published 06/06/2011

Celebrating Grandparents

I have a delightfully vivid memory of one particular sleepover at my paternal grandparents’ house. My si...

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Coping with Cancer

In Special Features - Published 16/03/2010

Coping with Cancer

The stats reveal that more than 1 in 3 people will develop cancer during their lifetime – it’s no wonder...

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Are our children ready for life beyond school?

In Community - Published 10/01/2012

Are our children ready for life beyond school?

Are our children just taught to get through tests and exams at the expense of preparing them for life in...

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There ain't nothing like a Dame!

In Local Life - Published 23/12/2011

There ain't nothing like a Dame!

Probably one of the best known ‘rags to riches’ tales is about to be told by the woman behind Jack and t...

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Celebrating Sawbridgeworth

In Local Life - Published 23/12/2011

Celebrating Sawbridgeworth

Is Sawbo one of Hertfordshire’s best kept secrets? Sarah de Souza visits the little town with a big hear...

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Hertford and Ware

Friday, 13 January 2012 10:27
Situated on the banks of the River Lea and just a few minutes drive apart, Hertford and Ware are rightly gaining a reputation for their interesting, unique, independent retailers and restaurants. Nicola Jelliman takes a closer look. Steeped in history the county town of Hertford offers plenty for the discerning shopper, bon viveur and culture buff with an array of interesting places to visit and enjoy, from the newly refurbished Hertford Theatre and cinema house, the Hertford Museum  recently long listed for the prestigious Arts Fund Prize 2011, courtyard arts, Hertford’s leading visual arts venue and of course Hertford Castle itself.

Open For The Best

Thursday, 12 January 2012 15:19
Choosing the right school for your child is an incredibly important decision, but how do you know if you are making the right choice for you and your child’s needs?  Emily Cole finds out whether a visit to a school’s open day can make all the difference.  You have narrowed it down to five schools, you have met the criteria for three of those five and you still can’t decide what to put as your first choice. Confusing isn’t it?   We can read the school’s prospectus, look at their website or check their position in the league tables from the last ten years,…

Living Life Outside the Box Featured

Thursday, 12 January 2012 14:51
A sign hangs on the door of a university campus room: If I’m in, I’m studying. If I’m out, I’m doing my Duke of Edinburgh training...or clubbing! The message is crystal clear – the owner of this room is a busy action girl and she ain’t hanging around for anyone! Dawn Leahey investigates the remarkable local lady behind the sign.

Confidence to succeed

Tuesday, 10 January 2012 12:23
What does the future hold for our children? If recent unpredictable news and events are anything to go by, then the answer is ‘change’ and ‘challenge’.  As a parent, how do you decide which school will equip your child with the essential skills, knowledge and qualifications to meet unexpected challenges? Moreover, which environment will nurture your child’s lasting attitudes and values, allowing them to thrive and contribute positively to society, whatever path they choose to take? A big question for the big society!

Appetite for Learning

Tuesday, 10 January 2012 12:10
Why…?’ That one word provides the soundtrack to every parent’s life. Learning is as natural as breathing in the very young, yet, as Jamie Oliver’s Dream School TV series demonstrated, the appetite for learning can all too easily be lost. In this constantly changing world of ours, what is the secret to ensuring our children want to learn and know how to learn?

Are our children ready for life beyond school? Featured

Tuesday, 10 January 2012 09:46
Are our children just taught to get through tests and exams at the expense of preparing them for life in the workforce? Sarah de Souza asks some of our region’s top teaching experts for their thoughts. It’s one of the most commonly  debated issues of our time- getting  the education system right for our  children. In the past ten years there have  been countless changes, initiatives, white  and green papers, reviews and policies  made. Schools have had to adapt quickly  and have had little choice in the matter,  but has all this constant change resulted  in schools becoming inadequate in one  of their…

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A Do to Suit You

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The Price of PR

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Wake up to a good hair day!

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