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| New Zealand and Australian teachers -
interested in the UK?
Details |
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Guarding and protecting children:
New measures have been
introduced to tighten record keeping
procedures in schools, colleges and local
authorities.
Renaissance supports this action
Visit a
support forum for supply teachers:
www.supply.forumup.org |
| Posted September 2003, removed to archive 6.8.2005 |
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These are views of our building, the South Bank
Technopark .. |
..as you turn right out of the Elephant & Castle tube station.. |
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Inside: the boardroom and interview area |
Open all hours.. |
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| Posted February 2005, removed to archive 27.2.2005 |
Music teachers! Super CPD opportunity on 28 February.
Classroom management Open seminar on 26 February. Details |
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| Posted December 2004, removed to archive 12.1.2005 |
Another successful Renaissance party! Were you there? Pictures
Renaissance celebrates three years! Rewards all round!
Renaissance is a beautiful word, survey finds. Read story |
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| Posted November 2004, removed to archive 1.1.2005 |
| We congratulate Renaissance teacher Veronica Suarez-Rivas on her recent child! See pictures |
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Posted June 2004, removed to archive 20.9.2004 |
| Our latest teacher survey shows Southwark as the best borough for Renaissance teachers! - See story |
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Posted April 2004, removed to archive 21.7.2004 |
| Renaissance leads compliance effort as new regulations come into force - see story |
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Posted April 2004, removed to archive 21.6.2004 |
| The brilliant Stanley Technical High School football team on their recent visit to Holland, proudly wearing kit sponsored by Renaissance Education |
Click here for full story and pictures |
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Posted December 2003, removed to archive 15.1.2004 |
Were you at our Christmas party!? Pictures
NEWS: Great results rewarded at Geoffrey Chaucer Technology College - see story |
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Posted 2003, removed to archive 2.1.04 |
| Want to see the old offices? For memory lane, click here |
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Posted 2003, removed to archive 2.1.04 |
Renaissance has links with teachers in Hungary, Kenya, India and South Africa.
We have an affiliate office in Hungary - please see our Hungarian page. [Discontinued]
We work with Ma Foi in India with whom we have recently entered into a memorandum of understanding - see press article from The Hindu. Ma Foi has recently opened an office in London and we are glad to be their chosen partner for south London.
Please visit http://www.mafoi.com
We also have arrangements with partners in Kenya and South Africa who are able to identify excellent teachers with an interest in working in the UK. |
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Posted 2003, removed to archive 7.10.03 |
Renaissance Education is expanding! We are looking for a motivated, enthusiastic person to work with our schools and develop new business. If you can help a small but growing agency reach the first rank of teacher agencies, we’d love to hear from you. Email your CV and any supporting information to teach@edulon.co.uk
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Posted 2003, removed to archive 23.6.03 |
"Supply agencies are essential players in teacher supply" - says GTCE |
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Posted 2002, removed to archive 23.6.03 |
All Renaissance teachers hold police clearance - schools can use Renaissance teachers with confidence. Details |
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Posted 2002, removed to archive 17.4.03 |
| This attractive picture of St Saviour's and St Olave's CE Girls' School, Southwark, links to some password-protected pages which we prepared specially for the school. |
Click here for full story and pictures
(link no longer valid)
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Posted 2002, removed to archive 13.4.03 |
League tables show mixed results for Southwark Story |
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Posted 2002, removed to archive 9.4.03 |
We also supply the FE sector: Further Education (Note: while we continue to service the FE sector on request, this is not the main part of our business and our active focus is on schools, especially at secondary level) |
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Posted January 2003, removed to archive 3.3.03 |
Ofsted triumph for Grange School in Southwark Story |
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Posted 17.2.03, removed to archive 18.2.03 |
17 Feb 2003, 9.30am: Sensational start to congestion charge
Traffic levels in the area of Renaissance Education’s office appear to be dramatically reduced on this, the first day of London’s congestion charge. The expected chaos at the Elephant & Castle roundabout did not materialise due to sheer absence of traffic. At the southern end, there appeared to be no traffic at all coming up the Walworth Road at 9am. It was possible to cross St George’s Road on foot – against the lights – at a point where hundreds of cars are normally streaming past. Outside our office, on Westminster Bridge Road – inside the zone – traffic is currently extremely light. Buses appear to be plentiful and less crowded than usual.
3pm update: Still a very quiet day on nearby roads. Traffic seems to be moving very freely and with no noticeable delays.
Did you get into work easily today? Comment in our guestbook.
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