By Danielle Gibson-28 January 2021 07:00am
Meet The Drum Awards for Marketing jury 2021
The Drum Awards for Marketing reward brands and marketing teams that truly understand their customer.
Open to teams of any size that can prove their campaigns have had a measurable effect, the awards encompass categories including FMCG, Not for Profit, Brand Development or Extension of the Year, Rising Star of the Year, Diversity and Inclusion Company of the Year and Marketing Agency of the Year.
These awards are truly global, and open to teams and companies from anywhere in Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, Africa or the Americas.
By JULIAN SHEA in London | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-01-12 09:56 Share CLOSE
Many people announced good intentions such as learning a musical instrument when the pandemic first impacted their lives. But one pledge that seems to have been followed through is learning a new language, with the United Kingdom leading the way.
Apps such as Duolingo and Babbel have all reported surges in use, particularly in the UK. There s been a huge increase in people wanting to learn for a whole variety of reasons, whether that is for (helping with) school, brain training or culture. We have all wanted to do something positive with our time, Duolingo s UK manager, Colin Watkins, was quoted by the BBC as saying.
Summer read: Which Rotorua schools are the most popular
2 Jan, 2021 07:01 PM
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Sunset Primary School brothers Boyboy Patangata, 6, and Grant Poi, 9, love their school. Photo / Ben Fraser
The Rotorua Daily Post is bringing back some of the best premium stories of 2020. The Westbrook Primary School zone may be one of the most sought after areas for parents to move into but the principal says his school is no better than any other in Rotorua.
According to Rotorua real estate agents, Rotorua homebuyers and tenants motivated by choosing a primary school for their children are mostly seeking properties in the Lynmore, Westbrook, Otonga and Glenholme primary zones.