I need a wheelchair that is suitable for someone who will be travelling round in a secondary school.
Would manual be best? Or electric?
I’m really not sure, but it would be helpful if you could give me some advie?
Has anyone here disabled or know someone who is?
Please help.
Many Thanks,
Barbara Clarkson
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I’m going to buy a volleyball ball on eBay, but I’m not sure which size should I buy.
I’m from a secondary school and I want to buy the perfect size of a volleyball ball for me.
The normal size of a volleyball in singapoor is 25.6 inches.
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If one trains as a secondary school teacher and, at some point, does supply teaching, can they be a supply in primary school or in secondary only?
It depends on your state and country. Ask the Department of Education in your area. I am a secondary school teacher and have done some work in a primary school in Australia. It is not so easy. Being the teacher of a primary class requires different skills. For example, student management is very different; you have your own class for most of the day. However, I survived and learnt a lot that helped me with my secondary teaching.
My brother just completed secondary school, i am confused which way to head forward, apart from three like medicine, engineering and pilot training. Can u please help me out which is better option.
you can go for engineering because the upcoming phase of the world is purely technical..so go for technical education.
I am in year 9 and it is coming up to the time when i need to decide what subjects i want to take for the rest of my schooling. I know that i want to become a textiles teacher at a secondary school, but i am unsure what subjects i would need to take and what qualifications i need to reach my dream! i have looked on the internet and i can’t find any helpfull information!
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I am at college now studying the National Diploma Art and Design. I also study English Literature and English Language at home. I want to become an art teacher at secondary school level, and I was wondering what would be the best approach?
Any input would be helpful at this stage.
You could study an Art degree then do a PGCE after to qualify you as a teacher 
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I have exam in Maharishi Vidya Mandir Higher Secondary School in Chetpet Chennai.I have to go to attend exam on coming 21st feb.I donot know to how to go to Maharishi Vidya Mandir Higher Secondary School in Chetpet Chennai from Egmore.I need clear route from Chennai Egmore to Chetpet Maharishi Vidya Mandir Higher Secondary School.If any one know this please.
From Egmore Railway Station, board any electric local train and get down at Chetpet, which is the next station on Tambaram Route.
From there you can engage an autorickshaw to Maharisi Vidya Madir. Normally they charge Rs.30/- from Chetpet Railway station to that School.
Can anyone please tell me the name of the mascot or log of
Sri Sankara Senior Secondary School Adayar
Private CBSE No.9 Vasantha Press Road, Chennai 600 020 .
Please let me know the exact one.
you can contact them directly here and find out!!
Phone: +91-044-24912510
E-mail: sankara.school@gmail.com; sankara@md2.vsnl.net.in
I want to be an English or a Media teacher at Secondary school but I don’t know what I need to do at University to do that. Can anyone help?
So long as you have an A level in English and/or Media Studies, you can do what you want at university. Sure, an English degree is the obvious decision, but you don’t have to; I have a friend who is a Religious Studies teacher, and he didn’t do that at uni, he did politics.
Once you’ve got a degree in whichever subject you choose, you either need to do a PGCE course, which normally lasts one year and gives you Qualified Teacher Status, or you can join the Graduate Teacher Programme, where you start teaching straight away and get training as you work.
Hope this helps 
I need to know what countries are teaching English in their secondary or high school so the learners speak fluently?
Most of Europe and some Asia. I’m not sure about Africa or MidEast.