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The Next Generation of Trustees?
Thee boys from school visit Kohima to see social and educational systems for themselves
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Naga teacher reports on studies at the University of York
Studying for an MA in Teaching English helps a teacher trainer in Nagaland
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Lt Col Andy Waller runs the 2010 London Marathon for KET
Andy raises £1761.20 for the Kohima Educational Trust
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Visit to Kohima 2010
A small team of British and Gurkhas officers & soldiers visit the Kohima War Cemetery to pay their respects to the fallen.
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Bones of the Fathers: The Battle of Kohima Remembered
The epic story of the last grand battle of Europe
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The Pangsha Project
An educational and astonishing trip with the Minister for the Pangsha.
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First Assamese Lady receives Award in UK
On 18 July 2009, Rini Kakati was presented with the prestigious "Glory of India Award" from the India International Society.
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A Modest Ambition
July 2009
Helping a teacher attend a postgraduate course at the University of York so that s/he can return to Nagaland and become more effective at teaching.
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An Absence of Strings
April 2009
A story by the Secretary of KET
Handover of the Chairmanship of KET
19 March 2009
Robert Lyman, Secretary of the Kohima Educational Trust since 2006, has been elected Chairman.
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Dictionaries for Naga Schools
One of the major projects for the Kohima Educational Trust in 2008 was the provision of a good English language learning dictionary to every secondary school in Nagaland. Full story with photographs
Keith Halnan Medical Library inauguration and Scholarship Awards 2008
The Keith Halnan Medical Library is inaugurated. Presentation by Margaret Halnan of the Scholarship Awards to Nursing Trainees and awards to Scholarship pupils. Full story with photographs
Kohima Reunion day in York 2008
The Kohima reunion day is held annually in York. All veterans of the battle of Kohima are invited to attend a service in York Minster. Full story
Col D F Easten MC visits Kohima
The only surviving company commander of the 4th Royal West Kents at the battle of Kohima, ninety-year-old Colonel Donald Easten MC visited Kohima along with members of his family in the second week of March 2008. Full story
KET is now nearly four years old and has recently welcomed the Kohima Educational Society as an equal partner in its work of providing educational support to the children of Nagaland... Full story & picture
Nagas at the Crossroads
Today, the Nagas are at the crossroads. Editorial from The Morung Express Full story
Crashed Pilot's Gift
Foundations are now being laid for gift of a basketball court. When Ray Jackson baled out of his fighter plane over Japanese occupied territory in 1944, he was rescued, nursed back to health and helped to escape by a Naga... Picture
KES Secretary visits the UK
Kohima Educational Society (KES) Secretary Charles Chasie visited the UK in 2007 and laid a wreath on behalf of the people of Kohima at a Memorial Service in York Minster.
Charles Chasie said: "KES takes this opportunity to express gratitude to KET and all its sponsors and well wishers for their generosity in raising funds and sponsoring the various projects in Nagaland. We offer our prayers and humble thanks to everyone".
Mr Chasie attended the summer meeting of the KET trustees, and reported on all KES activities, including the Pangsha Village proposal with which he has been closely involved.
Kohima Society Formed
Our comrades in Kohima have formed the Kohima Educational Society (KES), a body recognized by the Governments of Nagaland and India. Full story
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