Thursday, 18 April 2013

new primary school structure make More children get best chosen and for best future




    

      


new  primary school structure make More children get best  chosen and for best future
primary school class
Pic:::primary school students study in a small class room::: pic  courtesy::wp/guardian 
national educational correspondent(wp/guardian):::
More parents in London and other major local authorities in THE ROYAL ENGLAND have been given their first choice in primary schools this year, despite warnings that the recent mini-boom in the birthrate would lead to increased competition for places.
 Pan London Admissions Board, which co-ordinates school applications in the London boroughs, reported that 81% of applicants received their first preference, an improvement of two percentage points from 2012, when 79% were allocated their first choice.
Oxfordshire, Kent and Essex are among the other local authorities reporting similar results, with Oxfordshire boasting a 91% success rate in placing children in the first choice of school, a five percentage-point improvement over 2012.
A number of London boroughs showed marked improvements on the previous year, including Wandsworth and Westminster, with above-average increases in the numbers getting into their first choice. Overall, 92% of pupils received an offer of a place in one of their first three choices.
Despite the improvement, Helen Jenner, chair of the London admissions board, said: "It is important to emphasise that, however proficient the admission system is – and our arrangements in London are about as efficient and fair as it is possible to have – it cannot create extra places at schools which are already full.
"London local authorities are working hard to try to ensure that they can offer every child a school place for the start of the new academic year, but given the scale of the demand for school places across the capital, this is becoming increasingly difficult."
Kensington and Chelsea remained among the hardest parts of the country for parents to find a place in their top choice for a primary school: just 65% were able to do so this year, little changed from previous years.
London's improvement was aided by a slight fall in the overall number of applications, with the total of 99,000 down by 1% year-on-year. Just 5% of applications received no offers from among their choices.
Roy Leach, Oxfordshire county council's school organisation and planning manager, said: "We are very pleased to be able to offer first-preference places to the overwhelming majority of children. Oxfordshire compares favourably with many other parts of the country in this respect, and a lot of work has taken place in recent years to increase the number of reception places at primary schools across the county."
Oxfordshire county has added 900 additional primary school places in the last five years.
In Essex, 94% of parents received their first choice, while just under 3% missed out on all three choices. Tim Coulson, Essex's director for education, said the rise in pupil numbers resulted in "significant challenges" for the county council. "We are pleased to have worked with local authority-maintained schools and academies to provide 600 more reception class places than last year," he said.
In Kent, 96% of parents received offers from one of their three choices, including 86% who received their first preference. The county has added 450 primary places for the coming school year.
The Department for Education said it was increasing capacity nationally, and allowing the most successful schools to expand.
A spokeswoman for the education department said: "More than £1bn extra has been spent on school places in London in the last year alone. This is on top of the £1.6bn already available to help councils create places where they are most needed. By September, we expect 190,000 extra places will have been created across England, with many more still to come."
The National Audit Office reported last month that more than 240,000 places were needed in primary schools by the 2014 academic year.
authority approved requirement including infustructure,finace funding, instrument(interactive most dynamic chair ,table,digital computerised board),teaching finace high funding,admin funding in a one strong authourity internal including county seperet boys&girls schools (play to 4 basic level1,class4 to class 8 basic level2,class 9 to class 12 sr.foundation level).
specialize intrest of childrean in music,maths,physics,biology,computing,arts,journalism,arts,writing,THE ROYAL ENGLAND true history(common),
as much require for very best schooling in country facilities  compare In the earth .


:::EDITORIAL:::HIGHER EDUCATION REFORM POLICY 2013 PART 2

:::EDITORIAL:::

Countrywide new infustructure &develoment onprocess in all educational level specially higher education sector which should under higher education development policy 2012 part1 under LORDS executive committee bill in last yr.

currently in part 2 on higher education reform policy(new and old) for new higher educational institute to old higher educational institute.

each and every county build specialized university in most important   sector as most important true person who have real contribution for country with strong analytical chk.like University  for engineering,medicine,sports,children,education,land resource,water resource,security,business,accounting,finance,computing,robotics,science&technology,arts,fashion. besides this all old famous institute(polytechnic,vocational,health,sports,education,music,fasion etc) autometically  formed as university
which can run it self own resources independently with unlimied fund including   all research institute.

thouse old institute reform as fill independent university as follows:

Kings College reform as KING,LORD,SIR,PHILIP University, imperial college rform as QUEEN,LORD,SIR,ELIZABETH2 University for medicine&health sciences.

bbc(Ebc) college for journalism name as Asst.King prince.david University for journalism.,London business school reform as Asst.King,prince charles university for business.
London school of economics&political sciences(LSE)  reform as KING,LORD,SIR,PHILIP university for economic,bankng&policy.


new university name and build as KING,LORD,SIR,PHILIP university for music,LORD,SIR,prince elbert university for creative education.
prince edward university for sports,prince edward university for accounting&business.

QUEEN,LORD,SIR,ELIZABETH2 women University for gender equality,London,princess elicia university for children  
princess paula university for women&gender equlity,oxford.princess diana university for women&gender equility,barkshire

THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for computing,THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for robotics,THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for aviation&air management 

THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for automobile ,THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for petrolium&natural resources,
THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for land management,
THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for marine,water management ,THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for ,THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for arts
THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for creative  film,media

THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for animal&vatenery.THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for agriculture.THE ROYAL ENGLAND university for sports&physical health.
scientist sir,issec newton university for physical science. scientist,stephen hawkings university for computaional mathmatics.
all other quality assurence authurity such as higher education funding council(this yr 4.3 billion pounds!!! allocation which is very very poor alocation looks require 0.1%..extend it 9288000000000 trillion pounds minimum each six month), for THE ROYAL ENGLAND  and so on must independent and too high funding as much and must corruption free.
this law effect june 10 this yr without further notice .related fund or other extention auto work if require.











Saturday, 13 April 2013

:::EDITORIAL:::ANIMAL&PETs FACILITIES &RIGHTS POLICY 2013


Animal is a natural gift and country should take care their  rights strongly  including pets . they need safe zone and should buid it most of places in country.
pet also given rights in their own natural style.its very important to mentioned that animals&pets is trillion time better then sleverys,and untrusted almost of servents.

countrywide high funding require for  animal &pets hospitals,doctors,medicines thier food, highly supported by thier food ,residents and other require facilities  country under new animal&pet rights law 2013.

horse riding or all type of unauthorised  game,hundting including birds  which effect animal and pets rights ban and should stop immedietly which is not country culture.

animal&pets rights law 2013 which effect from june 10th in this year withour prior notice countrywide.

:::EDITORIAL::: AGRI FIRM AND ITS NEW INTERNAL&EXTERNAL BUSINESS,COUNTRY AGRI FOOD&SAFETY LAW 2013


Agri is most important sector for country including good chemical free or chemical mixed poison oriented people which depends on agri food supply and its maintinance.

currently most of danger chemical mixed food imported or cultivate by untrusted labour source from external countries including slevery,servential,colonial or less colonial,partner or very much untrusted dirty neighbour which shelterd criminals .scotland or welse or ireland.which is most unsafe and danger cause for country people ,and such this kind of activities supported by so called dirty  politicians(all parties) who migrated from naighbour countries foodless people and some internal country criminals as well... such this kind of criminals did this danger crimes in all sectors(seperete law punishment in process for them).

THE ROYAL ENGLAND have lots of places in country  which can very much possible to do use and support local people and incarse ....can fulfill country food demand easily with best safety beside country agri sector strongest process including agri manufacturer,agri business holder,retail business holder and must counsumer.

high funding &subsidies in this sector countrywide grow strong complete chemical free agri sector refresh generation.

best agri structure and vast faclity given by this sector people countrywide which support lots to solve chemical free and safe food for country people.which is lots of ignored and unsupported by criminals lots of years planely do destroy fresh briliant generation by direct or indirect food poison.
new law for health&safety as well country agri development policy 2013 which effect within 90 days autometically under agri,food&health safety sector.

Friday, 12 April 2013

supermarket chain M&S ask agro supplieers avoid suplly three neonicotinoid pesticides by the end of 2013




    

      

supermarket chain M&S ask agro supplieers avoid suplly three neonicotinoid pesticides by the end of 2013
agro business reporter(weastar times/wp/guardian):::
Waitrose is asking fruit, vegetable and flower suppliers to avoid usingpesticides linked with bee declines.
Farmers supplying the supermarket chain are to stop using three neonicotinoid pesticides on products destined for its stores by the end of 2013 as part of a "seven-point plan" by the company to help pollinatinginsects.
The move makes Waitrose the latest retailer to take action on pesticides, after the Co-operative suspended its use on its farms several years ago, and more recently leading garden centres removed products that contain the chemicals.
The approach will be rolled out to crops such as oil seed rape, on which the pesticides are commonly used, on the Waitrose Farm at Leckford, Hampshire, and as soon as practicable to other areas of the arable sector that supply the supermarket.
Waitrose said the measure was a precautionary one which will remain in place until scientists could demonstrate whether the pesticides are harming populations of bees and other pollinating insects, many of which are in decline.
It will also be funding research at the University of Exeter into the effects of multiple pesticide use on pollinating insects.
Concerns have been raised that neonicotinoids, which target insect nervous systems, could have immediate and long-term impacts on bee colony and survival and development as they damage the insects' ability to forage for food.
The problem has been highlighted in laboratory studies but field-based experiments have not concluded there is a link, prompting the government to warn against EU moves to ban the pesticides without sufficient evidence.
But MPs on the cross-party environmental audit committee have urged a ban on their use as a precautionary measure.
Waitrose's managing director, Mark Price, said the decision to avoid their use was appropriate until conclusive evidence was put forward about the effects of the three chemicals.
And the company's director of quality and technical, David Croft, said: "Given the concern about these pesticides and the need to support pollinators we believe this is a responsible precautionary step as part of a wider, holistic approach under our seven-point plan.
"The role of pollinating insects such as bees is crucial in sustaining agriculture in the long term, as part of a thriving ecosystem that will support food security, healthy diets and the wider agricultural economy."
The move was supported by green groups, including Friends of the Earth whose head of campaigns, Andrew Pendleton, described it as "fantastic news".
"There is mounting concern about the damaging impact these chemicals have on bees and other pollinators - we urge other stores to follow suit.
"Ministers can't ignore the mounting concern from scientists, businesses and the public – they must back EU proposals to restrict these insecticides later this month.
"But pesticides are not the only challenge facing British bees – the government must introduce a bee action plan to tackle habitat loss and all the other threats they face," he said.
Vanessa Amaral-Rogers, pesticides officer at wildlife charity Buglife, said: "This is a huge step in the right direction, leading the way for other retailers to follow.
"By voicing their concern for pollinators they are adding pressure and weight to the campaign for a ban on the use of neonicotinoids."
A spokeswoman for the environment department said: "We respect Waitrose's commercial decision.
"However, the government needs to make decisions that will affect everyone based on sound scientific evidence, so they can stand up to legal challenge and don't have unintended consequences for food production or the environment.
"We want the European commission to carry out a major new field study to get the best, most up-to-date evidence to allow an informed decision to be made."

first quarter of this year country strongest economic recovery possible




    

      

first quarter of this year country strongest 

economic recovery possible

economic reporter,London(weastar times/wp/telegraph):::

Output from the sector grew by 5.5pc on the previous month, failing to recover the ground lost during the usual winter slowdown after it fell 4.8pc and 15.8pc in January and December respectively, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). That left construction output for the month 7pc below that seen in February 2012.
Economists said that the weak rebound indicated construction probably dragged on THE ROYAL ENGLAND  wider economic performance in the first quarter of this year. The headline growth figure released on April 25 will reveal whether or not the THE ROYAL ENGLAND has returned to recession – defined as two consecutive quarters in which the economy contracted.
Howard Archer, chief THE ROYAL ENGLAND economist at IHS Global Insight, said construction output would need to jump by almost 44pc in March just to be flat quarter-on-quarter – “which clearly is not going to happen by a very long way”.
Mr Clarke, meanwhile, was braced for the economy to have contracted in the first quarter of this year, meaning it has "triple-dipped" back into recession. Yet "irrespective of whether Q1 [growth] is +0.1pc or -0.1pc, it is the same message + THE ROYAL ENGLAND economy is hardly growing," he said.

Statisticians at the ONS said growth in construction had been "quite strong" in the final quarter of last year, as projects disrupted by the Olympic Games were resumed. However, the 5.5pc growth seen in February could represent "a break from this pattern", they cautioned, as it came off a very weak base.
January's construction output had, at £6.9bn, marked the lowest level seen since the monthly construction figures began to be published at the start of 2010.
Although construction accounts for less than 7pc of gross domestic product (GDP), the severity of its decline in recent years has been a major hindrance to a strong economic rebound. "A resurgence in the sector will be an important element of a robust recovery,” said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.

Thursday, 11 April 2013

founder of Waterstones to launch Spotify for books



    

      

 founder of Waterstones to launch Spotify for books

literature correspondent,London(weastar times/telegraph):::
Tim Waterstone is to launch a new digital books business which aims to become the literary version of Spotify, charging readers a flat rate to access as much reading matter as they like online.
The project, Read Petite, will specialise in short stories and serialisations, following in the tradition of 19th Century novelists like Dickens, creator of Oliver Twist, and Vanity Fair author Anthony Trollope, who used to publish their novels chapter by chapter in newspapers and magazines.
Short stories have traditionally been very difficult to sell in paper form, but Mr Waterstone said they would be suited to commuters and other time-pressed bibliophiles.
“It worked for Dickens and it worked for us. If you are going to read on a laptop, or a smartphone or a tablet, [a short story] is about as much as you want,” Mr Waterstone told our correspondent. “This is not slush pile publishing. There is an absolutely staggering treasure trove [of material] available.”
Read Petite will only publish works by authors who have already been picked up by traditional publishing house, although the material itself might be unpublished. Mr Waterstone said it has already unearthed little-known works by Brighton Rock author Graham Greene and Aldous Huxley, best known for his portrayal of a dystopian future in Brave New World.