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The IRA: No More War
Links: CAIN | The Peace Process
Internet article (see page 7 for details on how to open this article): Northern Ireland's Vote for Peace

Painting a Landmark
Links: Heritage Trail | Forth Rail Bridge

Internet Radio
Links: Tune in now at Live 365

Latest Audio CD
Links: More info

The Junior School Times

Links from our April 2005 issue:

Return to Space
Links: Nasa

Charles & Camilla
Links: The Prince of Wales

One Wedding and a Funeral
Links: The Vatican

Island-Hopping in Britain
Links: Shetland Islands

Street Musicians
Links: London Underground | London Transport

Plus exercises, worksheets & puzzles and our special six-page supplement 'The ST Extra'

Links from our March 2005 issue:

Solo Sailor
Ellen MacArthur becomes fastest ever to sail around the globe alone and non-stop
Links: Ellen MacArthur | Team Ellen

Celebrating Popular Music
The Brit Awards 2005
Links: The Brits

Beat Bullying
Children's charity confronts the problem of bullying
Links: beatbullying.org | bb kid's site

Hit Means Lost It
This is the slogan of a new campaign by the NSPCC in Britain to help stressed parents
Links: NSPCC

Holyrood: Scotland's Past and Future
The new Scottish Parliament, the first in 300 years, opened recently in Edinburgh
Links: The Scottish Parliament

Plus Worksheets, exercises, and puzzles

Links from our February 2005 issue:

Titan Landing
Links: Nasa site | ESA site

Keeping Children Safe on the Internet
Links: Parents Online | Superhighway Safety

The Aviator
Links: Official Movie Site

Eurotunnel: 10 Years of Success
Links: Eurotunnel

Riding a Red Bull
Links: Red Bull Racing | F1 News

Links from our January 2005 issue:

The Cruel Sea: Tsunami Disaster in south-east Asia
Links: Oxfam | UN News | BBC Coverage | HELP NOW

Israel and Palestine: Sadness and Hope
Links: Parent's Circle | The Palestinian Authority | The State of Israel

The Power of the Sea: the awesome power of the wind and waves supplying energy to Britain
Links: Ocean Power Delivery | Pelamis Wave Machine

A New Kind of Guitar
Links: Cool Acoustics

Plus Puzzles, exercises and Worksheets

Links from our December 2004 issue:

December Update: due to an oversight the answers to the 'Quiz of the Year' did not make it into our print edition! The answers are online right here:
1 c; 2 b; 3 a; 4 b; 5 a; 6 c; 7 a; 8 c; 9 c; 10 b; 11 c; 12 b; 13 a; 14 b; 15 c; 16 a; 17 c; 18 c; 19 a; 20 a; 21 a

Quiz of the Year 2004 Pages 6 & 7 Updated PDF
(South Ossetia reference corrected)

The Polar Express
Links: Official Movie Site | Polar Express Dot Org

Cassini Reaches Saturn
Links: Cassini-Huygens ESA | Cassini-Huygens NASA

Christmas Concert on the Internet
Links: Listen again to the Concert | King's College Cambridge | BBC Webcam

Band Aid 20
Links: Official Site | Bob Geldof Website

Quiz of the Year 2004
Links: Pages 6 & 7 Updated PDF

Plus exercises, puzzles and Worksheets

Links from our November 2004 issue:

MP3 Pirates Face Heavy Fines
Links: RIAA

US Election: an elephant or a donkey?
Links: The Republican Party | The Democratic Party | Ralph Nader

View from Canada
Links: Canada

The Right to Vote
Links: Emmeline Pankhurst | Schools History Online

Modern Mystery
Links: JFK Assassination |Official Assassination Archives

Links from our October 2004 issue:

SpaceShipOne Wins the X-Prize
Links: Scaled Composites | The X-Prize Foundation

Winning the Peace: Northern Ireland
Links: Discover Northern Ireland | BBC Northern Ireland News | Northern Ireland Government

Beslan Tears: Murder in Russia
Links: School Siege

Martin-Baker: Seats That Save Lives
Links: Martin-Baker Company

Clean River
Links: Thames 21 dot org | Thames Water Online

Outfoxed: Fox-hunting Ban in Britain
Links: Anti-fox hunting group | Countryside Alliance (for foxhunting)

Links from our September 2004 issue:

The Utterly Butterlys
Links: Utterly Butterly Website (includes videos)

The 93-Year-Old Marathon Runner
Links: London Marathon Online

Long Way Round
Links: Official Long Way Round Website

Fuel Technology That Will Change The World
Links: How Stuff Works: Fuel Cell Cars | GHO2ST article | Fuel Cell Cars

Film News: The Motorcycle Diaries
Links: Official Movie Website | Time: Che Guevara

Links from our August 2004 issue:

Katie Melua: a Star is Born
Links: Katie Melua Official

D-Day 60 Years On
Links: D-Day 60th Anniversary Website

Thunderbirds!
Links: Classic Thunderbirds | Thunderbirds: the Movie

First Private Space Flight
Links: Scaled Composites

Q & A About SpaceShipOne
Links: The X-Prize

Sports Quiz

Links from our April 2004 issue:

Royal Wedding
Links: The Wedding Now! | Danish Royal Family |

Terrorists Among Us
Links: International Terrorism | UN Against Terrorism

World Solar Challenge
Links: World Solar Challenge Online

Harry Potter's Three Young Stars
Links: Harry Potter.com

Stonehenge: Return to Silence
Links: The Stonehenge Organisation

Links from our March 2004 issue:

Dido: Life for Rent
Links:
Dido Online

Private Submarine
Links:
Subeo.com

Deep Sea Diver: Tanya Streeter
Links:
Tanya Streeter Online
Freediver

BMX Rider: Mat Hoffman
Links:
ESPN Mat Hoffman
Mat Hoffman.com

Undersea Robot
Links:
Isis ROV

Links from our February 2004 issue:

Whale Rider
Film drama from New Zealand

From Cat Stevens to Yusuf Islam
Pop singer changes his name and his lifestyle

Queen Mary 2
New luxury cruise liner is launched

Who Will Win the X Prize?
Competition to make the first 'private' spaceflight heats up

Exploring Mars
Space Armada reaches the Red Planet

Extra Article in the E-School Times
Click here
Listen online
(WMA format 1.6 MB)
The E-School Times February 2004

Plus exercises, puzzles, and four pages of Worksheets

Links from our January 2004 issue:

Tony Hawk: a Skateboarding Legend
World's best-known skateboarder still going strong
Links: Tony Hawk Official

Keiko: Free at Last
Keiko, the world's most famous whale died in
December off the Norwegian coast
Links: Keiko.com | Oregon Coast Aquarium

Child of Courage
Young Iraqi boy fights loss and injury
Links: Save the Children

Vietnam: 40 Years On
The war that changed America
Links: PBS Special: Vietnam

Quiz of the Year 2003
A look back at the events of 2003 in quiz form

The ST Online
After 10 years as a print-only newspaper The School Times is now available as an online subscription

Links from our December 2003 issue:

Mars Armada
Links: Beagle 2 | Nozomi | Mars Rover

A Robot for the Home
Links: Shadow Robot Company

Euro Ban on Spam
Links: Ban the Spam | Fight Spam

MailWasher: the Software that Destroys Junk Mail
Links: MailWasher

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Links: The Lord of the Rings.net

Christmas Pudding
Links: Matthew Walker

Christmas Quiz

Internet Exercise: Christmas 1914

Links from our November 2003 issue:

A Father's Love
Pierce Brosnan stars in the real-life movie 'Evelyn' about a single father fighting for the right to care for his children
Links: Evelyn Official Site

Children and Bullying
Bullying in and out of school has always been a problem but the victims of bullying are becoming more and more desperate
Links: Childline

Future Car Today
Engineering student changes a basic Ford Fiesta into a fuel-saving car
Links: Fuel Saving Vehicles

For a Better Environment
BP's new 'Connect' idea shows us the service service station of tomorrow
Links: BP Connect

This Day in History
Forty years after President J. F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas, the crime remains a mystery
Links: President Kennedy

Links from our October 2003 issue:

October Update: Worksheet 3
There is an error in question 1 of the 'Aussie Quiz'.
Click here to view and print the correct version of Worksheet 3

Concorde Farewell
Links: British Airways

The Russian Revolution in London
Links: Chelsea FC

MP3 Music
Links: School Times MP3

Melanie Chisholm: Less Spice, More Taste
Links: Melanie Chisholm | Spice Girls

Rugby World Cup 2003
Links: Official World Cup Web Site

Biker Sid Cartoon

Links from our September 2003 issue:

I'll Be Back
Arnie 'the Terminator' Schwarzenegger runs for governor
Links: Arnold's Election Web site

Montoya: the Latin Lion
Will he be the next F1 Champ?
Links: Williams F1 Team

Walking By Loch Ness
The Great Glen Way is the name of a new long-distance walking route in Scotland
Links: Urquhart Castle

The Monster of the Loch
Is there really a monster in Loch Ness?
Links: Nessie Web site

Human Glider
BASE jumper Felix Baumgartner becomes the first man to 'jump' across the English Channel!
Links: Felix Baumgartner Official Web site

Cartoons
Skidlid Sid and more from Kes
Links: Kes Cartoons Online

Links from our August 2003 issue

100 Years Of Flight

Space Rescue

Cartoons
The School Times presents Biker Sid and his Teddy Bear by the British cartoonist Kes

Sven Goran Eriksson: England's Favourite Swede

Film News: Veronica Guerin: An Irish Heroine

Summer Sports Quiz

New Audio CD / cassette

Links from our April 2003 issue

April Update: April update: picture caption on page 10: click here for the version of page 10 with the correct image of David Beckham (our printer got them mixed up!)
Page 10 update (PDF)

Johnny English
Links: Johnny English the movie

From Football to Fashion
Links: Marks & Spencer

Iraq: The End of a Dictator?
Links: News from the BBC in London | The British Ministry of Defence | United States Department of Defense

Super Sports Car
Links: The Morgan Motor Company

The Poverty Trap
Links: United Nations Population Fund

Ecstasy and Depression
Links: Anti-Ecstasy Campaign | Drugscope

Links from our March 2003 issue

March Update: picture caption on page 7: 'But teenage years can very tough' should read: 'But teenage years can be very tough'

Shades of Gray
Music news with singer-songwriter David Gray
Links: David Gray Online

Northern Irish Peace in Danger
Growing violence threatens The Belfast Agreement
Links: Extra article 'Northern Ireland's Vote For Peace'

Film News
New US movie takes a close look at the death penalty
Links: The Life of David Gale

Cannabis: A Safe Drug?
Cannabis use is growing but is it really safe?
Links: Drugwatch.org

Links from our February 2003 issue

So Near Yet So Far
Shuttle Disaster 16 minutes from home
Links: STS-107 | NASA

The Need for Speed
The new F1 season starts in March
Links: F-1Live | F-1.COM

No More Death Row
Illinois governor closes down 'Death Row'
Links: Death Penalty Info Center | NCADP | ACLU | PRO Death Penalty

Green Power from Greenhouse Gas
Methane from old coalmines used to create electricity
Links: Alkane Energy Plc | EPA Coal/Methane

Eco Windmill
The windmill is reinvented
Links: Alan Rogan

Stones in Free Environment Concert:
The Rolling Stones sing to increase awareness of global warming
Links: NRDC | Rolling Stones.com | Stones Licks Tour

Links from our January 2003 issue

Music News: Ms Dynamite
Links: Ms Dynamite Official | Mobo News

European Union: 10 New members
Links: EU Online

The Last Men On The Moon
Links: Apollo 17 NASA site | Eugene Cernan Official | Q & A With Harrison Schmitt in The E-School Times

Welsh Beauty: Catherine Zeta-Jones
Links: Zeta-Jones: Fan Site | Wales Online

Links from our December 2002 issue

December Update: Please note: on page 3 in the article 'The Prize of Peace', Jimmy Carter will receive the peace prize on December 10 in Oslo

Harry's Back!
Links: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Homeless for Christmas
Links: Crisis

Ice Breaker in England
Links: British Waterways

Panto Time
Links: Rochdale Panto: Cinderella | Wolston Village Panto

Nobel Peace Prize
Links: Norwegian Nobel Peace Prize Committee | Nobel Museum | Peace Prize 2002 | The Carter Center

On this page you can see the indexed contents from previous issues and access links to any post-deadline updates

Links from our March 2005 issue:

Solo Sailor Ellen MacArthur becomes fastest ever to sail around the globe alone and non-stop Links: Ellen MacArthur | Team Ellen

Celebrating Popular Music The Brit Awards 2005 Links: The Brits

Beat Bullying Children's charity confronts the problem of bullying Links: beatbullying.org | bb kid's site

Hit Means Lost It This is the slogan of a new campaign by the NSPCC in Britain to help stressed parents Links: NSPCC

Holyrood: Scotland's Past and Future The new Scottish Parliament, the first in 300 years, opened recently in Edinburgh Links: The Scottish Parliament