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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Struggling pupils don’t catch up, data shows
This statistics was recently reported on the BBC. “Just one in 15 (6.5%) pupils starting secondary school in England “behind” for their age goes on to get five good GCSEs including English and maths, official data shows”. As a … Continue reading
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How to improve allergies and food intolerances
With the arrival of the hay fever season we have a new CD available that helps you take control of allergies and food intolerances through the power of your mind, using simple meditations. Using Energetic NLP people have achieved significant changes and … Continue reading
David Cameron vows to double dementia funding
Yesterday David Cameron announced this major committment to Dementia. From the Independent Funding for research into dementia is to be more than doubled by 2015 in a bid to make Britain a world leader in the field, David Cameron announced … Continue reading
From slow leaner to finalist in “Young Writer’s Award”, aged 6 years old
I attended a Family Breakthrough event run by Olive Hickmott with my wife and 6 year old son. Our son, we were told, was a lovely boy but a slow learner. He couldn’t concentrate and wouldn’t sit still. At the … Continue reading
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One of the reasons for London riots now blamed on poor literacy
In the latest report many reasons have been given including this one reported by the Telegraph, “Among its recommendations are that schools should be penalised if pupils leave without being able to read or write and that prison leavers … Continue reading
Dementia talk at Harrow NLP Group on 27th March
Message from Clive Dinsley at the Harrow NLP group (Clive Dinsey: clivedinsey@hotmail.com) Hi, This month we will be meeting on Tuesday March 27th at 7.30. There will be a talk from Olive HickmottOlive (www.empoweringhealth.co.uk) is a health coach … Continue reading
