Meanings of special programmes in English

He also said the cuts the Fono made to the special programmes was disconcerting.

To mark the milestones, Radio Wales will be broadcasting a series of special programmes.

The BBC supported this effort with special programmes designed to entertain and encourage the workforce.

The area is the focus of special programmes backed by the Auckland Council and the government.

He succeeds Mr Peter Feeney, who had already been appointed head of Millennium and special programmes.

Most special programmes are targeted at relatively few urban schools with a high concentration of such pupils.

We would like to find those -both male and female -and take them through special programmes.

All faculties and services will put on displays and talks and there will be special programmes for visiting students and teachers.

The Estimates reflect this commitment insofar as none of the special programmes targeted at educational disadvantage have had their budgets cut.

Thousands of children marched through Port Vila, while parents took part in special programmes one of shich included providing meals for children in every home.

Kaeo School was spending about $120,000 a year from its dwindling operational budget to provide teacher aides and special programmes for them .

'They have special programmes about that type of missing person, criminals and bigamists.