Our school leavers said goodbye in community centre of Jai Bhim Network on Monday on 15 June 2009. In the name of the school leavers Horváth Attila said goodbye with the poem of Lázi Károlyné. Lázi Mónika wished a good carreer in the name of students’. Derdák Tibor and Orsós János expressed their best wishes from behalf of Dr. Ambedkar School. After our young talents gave a foretaste of their repertoire that they had played on Athe Sam. That was a hige Gipsy Festival in Budapest last week where our musicians were invited and had a great success.
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Students were on strike in Pécs for their principale in Gandhi High School. It was founded for the talented Gypsy young. The advisory have replaced her after 10 years, and they appointed a new principale. Neither teachers and nor students supported this exchange.
4 of 68 employees cost their votes for the new principale.
The teachers and both the parents and students’ association backed up the formal principale with a great majority.
One of students remarked that despite the majority’s opinhion the unwanted candidate won after all.
Video Source: Tények
If so, the Dr. Ambedkar High School maybe just a place for you…
- We are looking for teachers who want to mold the futures of a culture that so desperately wants to give back.
- We are a buddhist affiliated high school in the Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and Baranya county of Hunagry that specializes in educating gypsies and marginalized peoples of the country.
- We also work to empower the families of our students, to ensure that they too will have a future of exellence through education.
If you have any specific questions or would like more information, please contact our organised, Katalin Bodori at: micinus.urtica@gmail.com or +36 30-470-5151
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En Hongrie, plus de la moitié des jeunes passent leur bac, mais seuls 5% des enfants tsiganes obtiennent ce diplôme. Tibor Derdak, enseignant et ancien député au premier parlement démocratiquement élu en 1990, milite pour un autre système d’éducation, plus adapté aux jeunes tsiganes. Il a fondé le lycée Ambedkar, unique en Hongrie.
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Ouvert fin 2007, il accueille aujourd’hui plus de 200 élèves : en majorité des roms, mais il est ouvert à tous ceux, jeunes ou adultes, qui souhaitent passer le bac. Un reportage de Florence la Bruyère.
Source: Radio France Internationale
Something I notice is different in Hungary is this: whenever you catch a train Hungarians seem very reserved. The other thing is once you are out of Budapest the passengers don’t go out the station through a barrier with a ticket collector as they do in my country. They simply walk off across the fields in the direction of their home. To me this all looks very strange.
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