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The article offers information on importance of introducing human rights education in school curriculum as supported by majority of teachers. Topics discussed includes minimal awareness amongst children about human rights as seen by poll conducted by Amnesty International UK, views of Alice Edwards, education officer at Amnesty International UK on need, statistics related to human rights survey conducted by periodical and views of student Sadiha Chowdhury on exercising human rights in school.

This article presents the author's comments about the therapeutic courses offered by various colleges in Great Britain. The author says that there are many new age therapies such as crystal therapy, magnetic therapy, inner changes therapy and timeline therapy. He says that several colleges offer therapeutic courses such as craniosacral therapy, massage therapy, group therapy for men with sexually transmitted diseases, and behavior therapy. Thousands of students of Newcastle College in Halifax, England, are pursuing life coaching courses. The author says that there has been a huge increase in therapists and therapeutic occupations.

Focuses on the skills gap issue in colleges in Great Britain.

Focuses on partnership between Derby college and the Learning and Skills Council to offer a course introducing the skills of bricklaying. Reduction of gaps into the brickwork to simulate windows in skyscrapers; Arrangement of a brick under building-site conditions; Replication of the scheme in other trades.

Focuses on the course offered at Weston College for prospective Santas and their little helpers in England. Remarks from Steve Jones, marketing manager at Weston College.