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Summer schemes, and the living is easy!

posted: Aug 8, 2011 | by

Most areas offer summer activities for youngsters; a godsend to bored children and busy parents. They are frequently area-based regarding local councils, open to all children whatever their background, whilst some go a step further and declare themselves to be actively furthering community relations through sport, drama or whatever.  (more…)

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All The Parties Wanted To Talk About Sharing And Integration – Will They Act?

posted: May 10, 2011 | by

We’ve been told that this election was finally about the real issues – education, health, jobs, transport….although the low turnout suggests the voters are sceptical about the possibility of change. (more…)

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Our Politicians Should Not Be Cautious In Changing The Education System. After All, It’s What The Voters Want!

posted: May 3, 2011 | by
What does it take? How loud does a call for change have to be before our politicians hear and respond? In the face of independent evidence that there is majority public support for developing a more integrated and shared education system in Northern Ireland, what actions will each party take to advance such change? (more…)
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Why 9 out of 10 = 7%

posted: Apr 14, 2011 | by

By Tony Macauley

 

The latest MORI poll into attitudes to integrated education, once again finds that the vast majority, around 9 out of 10 people, are in favour of integrated education in Northern Ireland. It’s no big surprise. Similar polls have shown the same result, consistently for many years now. (more…)