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1: Internet News Relevant to Tristan da Cunha (06/05/08) - Tristan (Education) - 06.05.2008

A regular look at what other newspapers are writing about Tristan da Cunha.

2: Crèche & Day Care Centre opens. - Tristan (Education) - 12.09.2007

A new day care for children has opened on Tristan

3: Two New Journalistic Scholars for SARTMA - Tristan (Education) - 19.04.2007

Two new scholars from Tristan da Cunha will learn about the basics of Journalism while visiting the Falkland Islands. Their basic course will take two months and cover reporting, news gathering, photography and research.

4: Tristan Scholar Returns Home - S.Atlantic (Education) - 23.11.2005

Sarah Glass will be sending info from Tristan

5: Sale Raises £500.00 for Cathedral Funds - Falklands (Education) - 21.11.2005

Photo (c) Jimmy Rogers - A bit of Scotland on Tristan da Cunha

6: Tristanian Takes Up First SARTMA Scholarship - Tristan (Education) - 08.05.2005

Sarah Glass, daughter of James and Felicity Glass, of Tristan da Cunha, has taken up a SARTMA Scholarship in Journalism and is on her way to the Falklands aboard HMS Portland to take up her place. Photo (c) J. Brock (FINN) Sarah is no stranger to the Falklands and has attended Infant/Junior School in the Islands as well as being in the Rainbow Guides.

7: It's Time to Start Thinking About Getting Together - Tristan (Education) - 20.04.2005

Though the Overseas Territories Consultative Council will not be meeting until our spring – autumn in the UK, some of the South Atlantic Islands have already chosen the representative who will be attending the event in London. Photo (c) J. Brock (SARTMA-TdC) Anne Green

8: South Atlantic Adventure for Flat Stanley - S.Atlantic (Education) - 13.05.2004

When Flat Stanley left St. Clement’s Elementary School in St. Bernard, Ohio on the 5th of November 2003, no one knew that by the time he finished his travels, the paper cut out would be travelling to each of the South Atlantic British Overseas Territories. That’s a trip of approximately 20,000 miles by air and by sea. Photos (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) Tristan Students at St. Mary's School pose with Flat Stanley