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The Schools United can give your middle school the opportunity to build links with other primary schools across the world.  The Schools United can offer your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other primary schools.

Please click the link below register your primary school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

The Schools United can give your high school the chance to form links with other high schools worldwide.  The Schools United provides your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other high schools.

Please click the link below register your high school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

 

The Schools United can give your middle school the opportunity to build links with other middle schools worldwide.  The Schools United can offer your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other middle schools.

Please click the link below register your middle school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

 

 

If you are a registered staff member, you can complete your staff profile by clicking 'Edit Profile' under the 'My Profile' tab on the left hand menu.

When completing your staff profiles you can specify additional subjects that you teach (you can specify up to 3) in addtion to your primary subject.

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The Schools United Team

We now have schools from over 40 countries registered with The Schools United.  Many 'links' and partnerships have already been formed and various education related discussions have begun.

We now have registrations from schools in Australia, Bahrain, Belarus, Canada, Cook Islands, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Sudan, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, U.S.A and Uzbekistan.

 

John McCain :
McCain says he will provide more funding to recruit better teachers and pay bonuses to teachers who agree to work in troubled schools. He also wants more federal funds to support development of online courses. He believes that students should have the option of switching public schools in order to receive the best education and that “all federal financial support must be predicated on providing parents the ability to move their children, and the dollars associated with them, from failing schools.”

Barack Obama :
Obama says, if elected, he would improve funding for the No Child Left Behind program. He also says he would “make math and science education a national priority” and increase recruitment of teachers in these subjects. In order to better recruit teachers, Obama proposes providing four-year scholarships to those in college who will teach for at least four years after graduation. He pledges to implement a $4,000 tax credit for those attending college.

Learn More:
• Education Unlikely to Be Predominant Campaign Issue

We are happy to see a number of registered schools have begun to form 'links' with others.  If your school has not formed any links yet, please consider using the browser to identify suitable schools to link with.

Once links have been formed, the relevant schools icon will be displayed on your profile page.

You may also begin communication with your linked schools by posting comments on their comment wall.

We are proud to announce the registration of new schools in Australia, Canada and Germany.

These schools now have the opportunity to share educational resources and experiences with other schools and staff across the globe.

To provide your own school with this facilty please register your school today.

Please take the time to view our registered schools and staff members. The Schools United communities will also allow you to share your opinions and resources relating to a specific educational subject or area.

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We are delighted to announce that users from South Africa, India, Sudan and Bahrain have recently joined The Schools United.

Many schools from the United Kingdom and the United States have also registered with us.

Many thanks for your participation.

The Schools United today featured within the news section of T.H.E Journal (http://www.thejournal.com/) website.

To read the article please click the link below.

http://www.thejournal.com/articles/23375