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ABU DHABI - Delivering relevant education more effectively in a rapidly changing society, to be in line with the global economic and labour needs will be the core agenda of the Transforming Education Summit (TES) to be held in the Capital next month.
As part of a joint initiative between Abu Dhabi Education Council and Mubadala Aerospace, seven engineering students have been sent to receive hands-on training in the field of aerospace at Airbus, Toulouse, France.
Shaikha Fatima bint Mubarak asserted that the march of education has witnessed qualitative and quantitative changes both at the level of development and the increase in the number of schools, teachers and students
The initiation of the new batch of Plus Two students of the Emirates National School, Sharjah, was held in a solemn function recently in the school auditorium.
DUBAI - During the opening of Gulf Education & Training Exhibition “GETEX 2012” that is held Under the Patronage of Shaikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Higher, Education and Scientific Research, President of Zayed University, the Zayed University’s booth participating at the exhibition introduces new programmes that are offered for the first time this year.
University admissions will hit a high note this weekend as the three-day Gulf Education and Training Exhibition (GETEX) got underway on Thursday. A brisk footfall of school students and parents marked a successful first day of the show as education providers announced new course offerings.
The traditional ‘dunce cap sit-in-the-corner’ punishment was the classic from the days of Dickens 
to perhaps the 1960s. It was not so long ago that six of the best was the Etonian equivalent 
of public school chastisement. It made a man out of you, they said, and an assembly flogging 
(the next step was expulsion) had to be taken like a man because you could not let 
the House down by whimpering even as the cane flexed and the school watched.
