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Topic Education:: PAGE #8
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211. Affiliate (lobulungu)
:: A very successful wellsupported December fundraiser had left the coffers in a healthy state and the club has been able to affiliate to the Federation and pay its insurance
212. Award (umklomelo)
:: Laois County Council has established a literature award to mark the annual Bealtaine Literature Festival which is now in its eight year
213. Candidate (ikhandidethi)
:: Eileens bubbly personality makes her an ideal candidate for setting up such a group
214. Confer (bhunga)
:: But the fight was stopped by the referee after conferring with the ringside physician at the conclusion of the round
215. Desk (edeskini)
:: She looked ahead and saw Llewellyn sitting at a desk writing something
216. Doctor (udokotela)
:: This movie didnt really need a script doctor but an acting coach sure wouldnt have hurt
217. Fee (imali)
:: Some or all of the claimants entered into conditional fee agreements with their solicitors after they had been refused legal aid
218. Fellow (nabo)
:: One man a large fellow with arms like steel girders stormed towards them demanding to know what they were doing
219. Gown (ingubo)
:: Her hair was pinned in yesterdays curlers and her bathrobe hung limply around her like a dirty gown
220. Grade (banga)
:: Road construction has changed the hill grade from 115 per cent to eight
221. Graduate (iziqu)
:: Rinse flask with small portions of nonsaturated acetonitrile and transfer rinsings to the graduate with disposable pipette until 5 ml is collected
222. Graduation (iziqu)
:: Upon graduation she plans to pursue a career in academic librarianship
223. Hall (ihholo)
:: Judging form the light it was about mid afternoon when the door at the end of the hall rattled open and a man came walking up the corridor heels clicking against concrete
224. Holiday (iholide)
:: Lets have a twoweek break and go on holiday next January
225. Major (ezinkulu)
:: This important book is a major contribution to an understanding of British politics and the way it developed
226. Memorize (ngekhanda)
:: I knew all of the cartoons by heart and pretty much memorized the text which was also excellent
227. Pigeonhole (pigeonhole)
:: We dont want to be pigeonholed as being value or growth investors
228. Provost (Provost)
:: Under Henry VIII Cheke was tutor to Prince Edward who as Edward VI gave him land a knighthood and the provostship of Kings College Cambridge he was also member of Parliament clerk to the council and secretary of state
229. Report (umbiko)
:: audit report
230. Scholarship (scholarship)
:: The view of many of my academic colleagues seems to be that good scholarship and activism dont mix
231. Scholastic (zesikole)
:: In one hour respite from the hardships of scholastic vocation was so easily achieved
232. School (esikoleni)
:: I asked him how the villages paid for their half of building and supporting a school
233. Schoolchild (wesikole)
:: During the yearlong exhibition didactic programs are offered for schoolchildren
234. Schooling (isikole)
:: It is quite clear that teachers education and schooling have received a raw deal from popular cinema which tends toward the negative and derogatory in its representations
235. Schoolmistress (schoolmistress)
:: Individual schoolmistresses and teachers in the academies and seminaries that proliferated in Alexandria during the antebellum period offered instruction in a wide range of useful and ornamental subjects
236. Schoolyard (esikole)
:: Tromping over to the side of the schoolyards the kid leaned against a tree and folded his arms scanning the terrain for prey
237. Science (isayensi)
:: The book has lessons for the new field of conservation medicine veterinary science applied to wild populations
238. Score (Umphumela)
:: The three rings score 5 10 or 15 points if the disk lands within them respectively
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