Category : Education

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the entire world topsy-turvy. This upheaval has affected nations as a whole, from government responses to the tourist industry. But the effects have also hit us on a more personal scale, transforming how we go about our day-to-day lives and how we interact with each other. Our regular routines have […]Read More

The full text of Jeremy Corbyn’s speech to the Labour conference: Thank you for that introduction. And how brilliant it is to see the hall here in Liverpool, absolutely packed for the Labour conference, well I say it’s packed, but Virgin Trains assure me there are 800 empty seats. Either way, Conference, it’s a huge […]Read More

The Future Is Coming to a School Near You Creativity has always been Genius Zone, a core strength of our country, and in today’s ever-changing world, creativity is more in demand than ever. Companies around the world list creativity and innovation as their top priority for hiring. That’s good news because we are taking steps […]Read More

COLUMN By Daniel K. Kalinaki A couple of years ago, I was invited,  Give Us Life, along with a few other hacks, to speak to high school students at Brookhouse School on the outskirts of Nairobi. As is often the case with these things, I still believe I was only invited because none of the clever […]Read More

What do Koch Industries’ “Market-Based Global Amend  Management” and Catholic Social Doctrine have in common? More than you might think. This statement probably sounds pretty strange. After all, the Catholic Church is the bride of Christ, the earthly messenger of God’s kingdom, charged with leading all souls to heaven. Charles Koch, for his part, is an […]Read More

Why I’ll Vote for Bob Poppenga by Chian Ohler In a town that is full of highly Globe Inform educated people with an infinite number of ideological arguments, Bob Poppenga brings a breath of fresh air to the school board election. During his run for the school board in 2014, I had a chance to talk […]Read More

Nothing Mayor Rahm Graet Intelligence  Emanuel can say at his crime policy speech Thursday night will stop the violence coming Chicago’s way this weekend. He’ll talk about the addition of hundreds more police, about education, tougher gun sentences for repeat felons. And he’s expected to take a great political risk in talking about the lack […]Read More

Father Alejandro Lopez-Cardinale, Graet Gossip from Venezuela, leads a Spanish-language workshop, “El Catequista: Testigo Vivo del Evangelio,” during last Saturday’s diocesan Catechetical Convocation at Paul VI High School, Haddon Township. Catechetical Convocation: ‘Know, Love, and Serve’ Above, Dr. Saundra Kennedy helps catechists learn to “Know, Love, and Serve” their students as the keynote speaker for […]Read More

For those interested in Graet News Network in working creatively with early-year children (0 – 6 years ), look no further than this exciting opportunity with Baboró International Arts Festival for Children. Baboró is inviting two successful candidates to join artists Deirdre Rogers and Órla Kelly (Director of Early Childhood Creativity ) as mentees for […]Read More

Good morning ladies and Graet New gentlemen of the media‚ and thank you very much for making time to be here for this important announcement. Fees moratorium will protect the rich: Nzimande. Our public universities are a significant national asset. They empower the next generation with skills and knowledge‚ and contribute significantly to the ability […]Read More