James Bowen
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 28 |
| Date of birth | February 4,1996 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Birmingham |
| United Kingdom | |
| Parents | Penelope Hartford-Davis |
| Record labels | Lubbe Audio |
| Albums | Bob, der Streuner - Die Katze, die mein Leben veränderte |
| Job | Street performance |
| Author | |
| Movies/Shows | A street cat named Bob |
| Teams | Halesowen Town F.C. |
| Height | 181 (cm) |
| Picked date | Hereford F.C. |
| Stafford Rangers F.C. | |
| Cheltenham Town F.C. | |
| Weight | 70 (kg) |
| Sport | Football |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 432793 |
The World According to Bob: The Further Adventures of One Man and His Street-wise Cat
A Gift from Bob: How a Street Cat Helped One Man Learn the Meaning of Christmas
For the Love of Bob
The Little Book of Bob: Everyday Wisdom from Street Cat Bob
My Name Is Bob
Where in the World Is Bob?
Bob to the Rescue
Hist West Educ:Modern West
The Little Book of Bob: Life Lessons from a Streetwise Cat
Hist West Educ:Civil Europe
The Great Barrier Reef: History, Science, Heritage
Theories of Education
History of Western Education--The Ancient World: Orient and Mediterranean 2000 B. C. -A
Bobs bok
Soviet Education: Anton Makarenko and the Years of Experiment
History of Western Education--Civilization of Europe: 6th to 16th Century
The Coral Reef Era: From Discovery to Decline: A History of Scientific Investigation from 1600 to the Anthropocene Epoch
A History of Western Education: The Modern West: Europe and the New World
James Bowen Life story
James Bowen is an English footballer who plays for Southern League Division One Central side Halesowen Town, where he plays as a left back, he can also be deployed as a winger.
Children told to stay home from school if sick amid flu, Covid and scarlet fever
... James Bowen, director of policy for school leaders union NAHT, said there " does appear to be an unusually high level of illness around at the moment, even for this time of year"...
Heatwave: Schools to close or let children wear PE kit to keep cool
... James Bowen, director of policy for school leaders union NAHT, said " widespread closures would seem unlikely at this stage" and would be " a last resort"...
Covid: Young child development worrying, says Ofsted boss
... James Bowen, of school leaders union NAHT, called on the government to invest in early year services for disadvantaged families and support services like speech and language therapy...
COP26: New Duke of Edinburgh-style climate award to be launched
... James Bowen, director of policy for school leaders union NAHT, said there was a " huge amount of good work already taking place in schools to reduce their carbon footprint" - but " a coherent national strategy is essential if we are to see real impact"...
A Street Cat Named Bob: Stray who inspires die series of books
...There are six books about James Bowen and his companion Bob were-to-date A pet that inspired the book A Street Cat Named Bob died at the age of 14 years...
Heatwave: Schools to close or let children wear PE kit to keep cool
A Number of schools are closing next week and others are ditching uniforms, as temperatures in parts of the UK are predicted to hit 40C (104F).
A national emergency has been declared after was issued for Monday and Tuesday.
Schools are not being ordered to shut, but are being encouraged to take steps to ensure pupils are safe.
Teachers say schools will need to judge whether or not to fully or partially close in some instances.
But one teaching union said widespread closures were " unlikely at this stage".
Simon Kidwell, head teacher at Hartford Manor Primary School and Nursery in Cheshire, told The Bbc he had advised parents to send children to school in cool clothes to prevent overheating.
" Uniform policy is out of The Window for Monday and Tuesday, " He Said .
" Polo shirts aren't always the lightest weight so just making sure that they can wear their clothes which are the coolest and which feel most comfortable. "
He Said he was " lucky" and did not have to consider closing, because classes could rotate around air-conditioned rooms, and there was lots of shade outside.
A Number of local authorities, including Somerset County Council and Portsmouth City Council, told The Bbc they were not expecting closures.
Head teachers in North Northamptonshire " have the discretion to close their school if they deem it necessary" while Cambridgeshire County Council told The Bbc it had asked schools " to do all they can to remain open with the appropriate adjustments".
However, some schools have taken the decision to close altogether on Monday and Tuesday.
They include Dr Challoner's High School in Buckinghamshire, where head teacher Alan Roe said many classrooms " are very uncomfortable" even when temperatures are about 25C.
Kemnal Technology College in Sidcup, Kent, called the decision to close " unprecedented".
It told parents that work would be set remotely and that a few members of staff would keep The School open for parents with no childcare alternatives.
Other schools have adapted opening hours and rescheduled sports days.
In The Department For Education said school leaders should " make sure they take any steps necessary to make sure children are safe and comfortable".
That includes avoiding lessons that involve " vigorous physical activity" and suggesting pupils wear loose, light-coloured clothing with sun hats.
Schools are also advised to provide children with plenty of water.
It said there was no temperature at which schools have to shut by law, but temperatures should be " reasonable".
Similar advice
The NEU teaching union has also suggested using less heat-generating equipment - Such as computers and ovens - and adapting school lunch menus.
Kevin Courtney , its joint General Secretary , said that " in some cases, heads may decide that their school needs to close fully or partially during the red weather warning".
" Head teachers will be. . using their professional judgment to cancel or reschedule any activities involving strenuous exercise, so as to protect children and staff, " He Said .
James Bowen , director of policy for school leaders' union NAHT, said " widespread closures would seem unlikely at this stage" and would be " a last resort".
He added that ventilation should be improved in School Buildings as the UK experiences warmer summers - an issue brought to the fore in the pandemic.
Source of news: bbc.com
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