View Article  Welcome to the Blog!

Would you like to get in on our online community? Then read on!  Here on our web blog 'forum' you can take part in discussions, post your comments and have a chat on whatever topics matter to you.  The aim of the blog is for it to be in three sections and these are:

The Main Page Area:  This area is for everyone that uses the Schools OUT website including general users, Schools OUT Subscribers and members of the Schools OUT Committee. Here you can catch up on live information, ask advice or share experiences with the rest of the world.

The Subscribers Area: This area is restricted to Subscribers of Schools OUT and Committee Members.  Here you can chat to other Subscribers or members of the Committee about events, issues or anything that you as a Subscriber want to share.  Even social gatherings can be organised through here!

The Committee Area: This area is restricted to the Committee of Schools OUT

You can sign up to be an online member using the Create an Account link at the bottom of the left hand column. Then you will create your username and password.  An email will be sent to you and you will need to click the link within the email to activate your account and then you can Log In and post articles using the Post New Entry link at the top of the right hand column.  Most articles have the option to reply to them by clicking on the Post A Comment link or the Reply link underneath the articles or commments. The most recent articles and comments are at the top of their respective columns on the right hand side and are all clickable links to the item.

If you are a Schools OUT Subscriber and have not received an invitational email, please email the Blog Administrator, Huw, after you have created your Reader Account at huw@schools-out.org.uk  and we will grant relevent access rights to the Subscribers area of the Blog.  If you have any problems, or you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Happy blogging
Huw
Schools OUT Web Administrator

View Article  more info on equaliity bill

The Government Equalities Office has published A Framework for a Fairer Future: The Equality Bill, setting out its plans ...   more »

View Article  equality bill
The Government published their detailed proposals for the Equality Bill on Monday along with their response to the comments submitted to the consultation on the Discrimination Law Review that ran from 4 June to 12 September 2007. The document, entitled 'The Equality Bill - Government response to the consultation', is available here: http://www.official-documents.gov.uk/document/cm74/7454/7454.asp Further consultation is ongoing.   more »
View Article  useful information

Subject: New CSN briefing - Youth Cohort Study and Longitudinal Survey - Statistical Bulletin 2007

 

We have published a ...   more »

View Article  part time job interesting

Freelance Programmers

  • Employer: BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE
  • Posted: 11 Jul 2008
  • Location: London
  • Industry: Arts & heritage - Film,
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View Article  Committe meeting agenda
Proposed agenda for meeting on the 20th   more »
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“How does it feel to be a pregnant man? Incredible.” Thomas Beattie. He has given birth to a healthy baby girl   more »
View Article  well well can we use this for schools? goods and services legislation I should think
Web blocker breaks the law
Hundreds of UK companies could face prosecution for using an American computer firewall system that ...   more »
View Article  the pre launch with Brennan 19th november

Yes the pre Launch is now up and running at Ellies school on the 19th November he will come between 6.30 -7.30

so now the work is on to make this the biggerst and best!

View Article  Liberals care
Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg has spoken out against homophobia in schools. Nick was speaking to gay rights group Stonewall ...   more »
View Article  VITAL MEETING
Trevor Phillips, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, will be setting out the EHRC’s response to the Government’s proposals for the new Equality Bill on Monday 21 July...   more »
View Article  Ummm ?!?!?!?!?

I just searched banned tv adverts on youtube and this came up 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAKYpUo18wU 

A heinz advert trying to be ...   more »