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All change for adult learning; NEW AUTHORITY TO TAKE OVER.	Oct 28, 2000	230
Inquiry demanded over college crisis; Union leaders unite.	Oct 24, 2000	248
pounds 6.5m to boost job hopes of young.	Oct 24, 2000	243
Stand-off ends in teachers' pay row.	Oct 21, 2000	257
Big drive to keep 'skivers' in school.	Oct 19, 2000	332
New teachers in a class of their own.	Oct 17, 2000	969
Cash helps pupils get in the picture; SCHOOL OFFERS PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES FOLLOWING pounds 10,000 BOOST.	Oct 13, 2000	241
PROTEST VOTE ON TECH AXE; Lecturers call ballot on jobs threat.	Oct 12, 2000	242
Help for youngsters with family worries; RELATE OFFERS ITS COUNSELLING SERVICE AT A PRIMARY SCHOOL.	Oct 6, 2000	283
COLLEGE in CRISIS; Students and staff fear for the future.	Oct 6, 2000	407
COLLEGE IN CRISIS.	Oct 6, 2000	1502
New record for media department.	Oct 5, 2000	258
CRISIS AT COV TECH; pounds 2.4m in the red. 27 lecturers face redundancy.	Oct 5, 2000	396
Medical legacy of Burke & Hare; WARWICK LECTURER PUTS VICTORIAN GRAVEROBBERS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AND SAYS THEY WERE VITAL TO RESEARCH INTO KILLER DISEASES...	Sep 28, 2000	394
Countdown to games; HOST CITY'S HOPES ON DISABLED TEAM.	Sep 27, 2000	244
Debunking some of our heroes (and villains, too); WERE THE GOOD GUYS REALLY SO GOOD - OR THE BAD GUYS SO BAD?	Sep 23, 2000	374
Uni proves a popular place; 6,000 EXPECTED AT OPEN DAY FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS.	Sep 23, 2000	183
Firms targeted in hunt for governors; 'They can have valuable input into city schools'.	Sep 22, 2000	236
Tim is the talk of the movies; EX-CITY PUPIL PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN GETTING THE DIALOGUE RIGHT FOR HOLLYWOOD'S BLOCKBUSTERS.	Sep 22, 2000	388
Set schools free, urges Tory hopeful; 'PETTY BUREAUCRACY' CHARGE DENIED.	Sep 15, 2000	350
Internet training boost for adults; pounds 100,000 lottery aid funds college 'shop'.	Sep 12, 2000	273
Tough lecture in economics; THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS ARE ABOUT TO START UNIVERSITY IN THE MIDDLE OF A HEATED DEBATE OVER WHO SHOULD FUND EDUCATION FEES.	Sep 12, 2000	234
A degree of desperation; THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS ARE ABOUT TO START UNIVERSITY IN THE MIDDLE OF A HEATED DEBATE OVER WHO SHOULD FUND EDUCATION FEES.	Sep 12, 2000	882
Olympic hope in fast lane; DOUBLE BOOST FOR SWIMMER AS BAN IS LIFTED AND UNIVERSITY AWARDS pounds 4,000 SCHOLARSHIP.	Sep 9, 2000	217
Teachers: The new school leavers.	Sep 7, 2000	1898
A-levels adapt to new era.	Sep 5, 2000	457
Union building ready for the new students; pounds 2.5m REVAMP NEARS COMPLETION AS ACADEMIC YEAR GETS UNDER WAY.	Aug 31, 2000	246
Head at birth of teachers''voice' COUNCIL 'SOMETHING THE PROFESSION HAS LONG BEEN FIGHTING FOR'.	Aug 31, 2000	289
Professor tries to unravel a mystery of space; WARWICK UNIVERSITY EXPERT IS INVESTIGATING PROBLEMS AROUND EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD.	Aug 31, 2000	305
Jan's modelling career - with a difference!; HOW A FORMER CITY ARTS STUDENT LANDED A MAJOR ROLE WITH WORLD-FAMOUS CREATORS OF CHICKEN RUN, WALLACE AND GROMIT AND CREATURE COMFORTS.	Aug 25, 2000	610
Funding boost for university.	Aug 19, 2000	280
Howzat! Cricket on campus; WARWICK UNIVERSITY IS SET TO STAGE THE FIRST EVER CONFERENCE ON CRICKET, COVERING ITS EARLIEST ROOTS TO CURRENT FEARS.	Aug 18, 2000	308
What A result; AFTER HOURS OF SWOTTING AND REVISION AND THEN NERVE-WRACKING EXAMS, STUDENTS FINALLY RECEIVED THE NEWS THEY'D BEEN WAITING FOR - BUT WAS IT WHAT THEY WANTED?	Aug 18, 2000	1748
Parents get a say on care of toddlers; EVERY HOME IN THE CITY TO BE CONSULTED ON FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN.	Aug 12, 2000	269
Private eye's home service; BUYERS GET LOW-DOWN ON NEIGHBOURS FROM HELL.	Aug 11, 2000	354
Rich history is a lesson for the future; CITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 'HENRY'S' HAS CHALKED UP AN IMPRESSIVE PAST - WHICH THE NEW HEAD SEES AS A FOUNDATION FOR GREAT OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD.	Aug 10, 2000	805
Pupils show their skills for minister; BRIGHT YOUNGSTERS TACKLE BRIDGE-BUILDING CHALLENGE AT SCHOOL.	Aug 10, 2000	236
Classroom claims alert; Fears over bullying lawsuits.	Aug 9, 2000	254
School plan for arts and sports.	Aug 4, 2000	273
Howard's way to the top in business; New dean is tempted back from the US with big ideas.	Aug 4, 2000	760
Clare is out to ease the teen strain and pain; GROUNDBREAKING HEALTH SCHEME TARGETS SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS.	Aug 3, 2000	793
School expands to meet demand; Additional class 'is a one-off'.	Aug 1, 2000	234
Head won't return to problem school; TOP TEACHER'S EARLY RETIREMENT HITS RESCUE PLAN.	Jul 31, 2000	283
Never too late for a degree; MOTHER OF FOUR JUGGLES HOME LIFE WITH STUDIES AND NOW SETS SIGHTS ON A MASTERS.	Jul 28, 2000	329
Inside stories; EX-POLICEMAN AND FORMER CRIMINAL COLLABORATE TO WRITE A CRIME THRILLER.	Jul 27, 2000	681
pounds 300,000 to improve city school.	Jul 25, 2000	324
School's out-forever; LOTS OF COVENTRY HEADS AND TEACHERS FINISH THE SUMMER TERM FOR THE FINAL TIME AND LOOK FORWARD TO A NEW LIFE WITHOUT THE SOUND OF THE SCHOOL BELL KEEPING THEM IN LINE.	Jul 24, 2000	1122
Pupils work on gift for ill Jasmine; WEEKS SPENT ON DESIGNING QUILT FOR POORLY THREE-YEAR-OLD.	Jul 24, 2000	285
Costs keep students near home; COVENTRY'S MIDLANDS NUMBERS RISING.	Jul 22, 2000	234
City's lesson in learning; Standards going up.	Jul 21, 2000	186
Ex-head sees his dream fulfilled.	Jul 20, 2000	222
'Failing' school's new era.	Jul 18, 2000	288
School minibus worth the wait.	Jul 17, 2000	301
From 'failing' school to role model; STORIES OF TRIUMPH OUT OF ADVERSITY - SUCCESS FOR COVENTRY TEENAGERS AND SCHOOLS IN THE WORLD OF EDUCATION.	Jul 13, 2000	908
School marks 250 years of teaching; 300 YOUNGSTERS ARE NOW BEING EDUCATED AT SCHOOL SET UP AFTER DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN A VICAR AND A SQUIRE TO PROVIDE BASIC TEACHING FOR 44 BOYS.	Jul 12, 2000	295
Education chiefs show the way; SUCCESSFUL COUNTY STAFF HELP REBUILD SHATTERED MORALE IN DONCASTER.	Jul 7, 2000	252
Research into danger waves.	Jul 6, 2000	223
Pay carrot for youth workers; Rises aim to ease crisis.	Jul 4, 2000	235
Teachers 'quitting in droves' claim; UNION LEADER SAYS CITY SCHOOLS HEADING FOR REAL CRISIS.	Jul 4, 2000	287
Environment goes to class; Coventry teacher looks at making greener lessons.	Jul 3, 2000	298
School bosses' grade A report.	Jun 30, 2000	317
More cash goes to help pupils.	Jun 29, 2000	261
Twin schools in chain gang.	Jun 27, 2000	251
Alert over builder in a white van.	Jun 23, 2000	237
Schools unite for Africa mission; Events lined up for Zambia fund.	Jun 22, 2000	248
TEACHERS CALL FOR INDUSTRIAL ACTION; Union demands an end to form-filling bureaucracy.	Jun 22, 2000	223
Face-to-face with knaves and heroes; ALL SCHOOLS DAY IN WAR MEMORIAL PARK.	Jun 9, 2000	289
HANDS TOGETHER FOR PEACE AND GOODWILL; ALL SCHOOLS DAY IN WAR MEMORIAL PARK.	Jun 9, 2000	338
Some like it HOT!; CITY STUDENTS UNVEIL THEIR SPECTACULAR CAR DESIGNS FOR THE FUTURE.	Jun 9, 2000	612
Working to tackle the tiny terrors; VIOLENT CHILDREN MAY HAVE TO BE EXCLUDED - BUT SPECIALIST HELP SHOULD ALSO BE AVAILABLE.	Jun 8, 2000	792
New honour for top city school; COUNDON COURT CHOSEN TO LEAD THE WAY AS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE.	Jun 8, 2000	363
College used as national example.	Jun 6, 2000	246
Chums in bid to swim the Channel; SCHOOL STANDS TO BENEFIT BY pounds 10,000.	Jun 2, 2000	291
Blunkett gives fresh hope on school cash; FAIRER FUNDING DEAL COULD BRING COUNTY EXTRA pounds 8.5m A YEAR.	Jun 2, 2000	326
Why we must face up to fees; A WARWICK UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC EXPLAINS WHY HE BACKS THE IDEA OF STUDENTS PAYING MUCH HIGHER FEES - WHILE STUDENTS AND COVENTRY UNIVERSITY OPPOSE THE IDEA.	Jun 1, 2000	1449
Don adds name to top-up fees call.	May 31, 2000	217
Warwick highly rated in uni guide; VIRGIN STUDENTS' ADVICE BOOK GIVES CAMPUS BETTER SCORE THAN OXFORD.	May 31, 2000	290
Cash appeal to aid youngsters; DELEGATION PUTS CASE TO MINISTERS FOR 'SURE START' HAND-OUT.	May 25, 2000	341
Out of Africa; TEACHERS RETURN FROM MISSION TO UGANDAN SCHOOL WHERE PUPILS ARE DESPERATE TO LEARN.	May 25, 2000	372
Pay up, or you're out.	May 24, 2000	421
Kevin's studies add up to cash.	May 20, 2000	304
Students who beat all the odds.	May 20, 2000	104
New hope for former home to city's great and good; PLAN TO TURN DERELICT COUNDON HOUSE INTO SEVEN FLATS.	May 20, 2000	325
Boffins get in plastic mind-set; University relishes recycling challenge.	May 18, 2000	247
'Miss' well up to mark with a bow; Injury fightback teacher's glory bid.	May 18, 2000	238
A millennium gift for every city child.	May 18, 2000	738
New technology suite for school is opened; pounds 120,000 VENTURE PART OF ROLLING PROGRAMME OF IMPROVEMENTS.	May 15, 2000	249
Young mums given fresh hope for the future; PALS FULL OF AMBITION AFTER RETURNING TO LEARNING WITH STEPPING STONES PROJECT.	May 12, 2000	568
Fewer pupils being excluded.	May 12, 2000	251
Children's centre wins high praise; DELIGHT AT GLOWING REPORT FROM INSPECTORS ON EVE OF MINISTER'S VISIT.	May 11, 2000	241
Study website sparks cheating fears.	May 10, 2000	275
Balsall school given glowing appraisal.	May 5, 2000	267
Back to school after a year of worldwide education.	May 5, 2000	845
Curtain up on a celebration; STUDENTS AND YOUNGSTERS WORK TOGETHER TO PUT ON A SHOW.	May 4, 2000	279
School rebels who start at 4; NEWSFOCUS ON THE PROBLEM OF KEEPING CONTROL FOR TEACHERS DEPRIVED OF TACTICS.	May 4, 2000	591
New battle to free Caines; Hill backs convicted murderer.	May 4, 2000	226
Six swim pals in Channel challenge; FRIENDS AIM TO RAISE pounds 10,000 FOR CITY CHILDREN'S CHARITY.	May 2, 2000	276
Famous name for campus building; NOVELIST TO BE HONOURED AT CEREMONY TO REPLACE A MERE LETTER.	Apr 29, 2000	293
Call for more power over school discipline; PARENTS AND TEACHERS ARE URGED TO PLAY A GREATER ROLE.	Apr 27, 2000	285
New move to save city's special schools; PARENTS SEEK MEETING WITH GOVERNORS OVER CONTROVERSIAL PLANS.	Apr 27, 2000	274