বৃহস্পতিবার, ২৬ নভেম্বর, ২০১৫

Net migration continues at record levels: asylum applications rise but remain the smallest component

26th November 2015

Net migration to the UK remains at record levels, standing at 336,000 in the year ending June 2015. Despite increased concern about the refugee crisis in Europe and a growing number of asylum applications in the UK, asylum remains the smallest component of UK immigration by some distance, the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford said today.

সোমবার, ২৩ নভেম্বর, ২০১৫

Workshop with French students from Montpelier

Lycée Jean Monnet in Montpelier

On 16 November, we led a workshop session with twenty 15-17 year olds from Lycée Jean Monnet in Montpelier at the National Maritime Museum, looking at contemporary and historical migration using stimuli in the Re-Think space. This is the third year our Education Manager has worked with this school.

We love working with international groups who want to learn about UK migration – and have done so with German, French, Spanish and South Korean students as well as two London based American university campuses. Please email our Education Manager Emily Miller at emily@migrationmuseum.org if you would like to schedule a workshop for your pupils.

সোমবার, ১৬ নভেম্বর, ২০১৫

Section 117C is limited to deportation cases, does not apply in removal cases

Section 117C is found to be limited to deportation cases (i.e. where a deportation order is in issue) and not to be applicable in removal cases which happen to involve a foreign national offender. The case is Clarke (Section 117C – limited to deportation) [2015] UKUT 628 (IAC) and the headnote reads: That section 117C of the […]

Education programmes at National Maritime Museum

Ashmead Primary School

Our Education Manager Emily has been very busy leading workshops in the Re-Think Migration gallery at National Maritime Museum for the past few weeks. Pupils from Ashmead Primary School and Newington Green Primary in Hackney joined us to explore their own migration stories and current migration developments through interactive activities. It’s our last week collaborating at the Museum – thank you to all the students, teachers, volunteers and museum staff who have made the past five months such a rewarding experience!

Ashmead Primary School students at NMM A pupil's paper boat message to refugees Pupils explore images of migration Pupils share stories on magnets Newington Green Primary at NMM Student stories Pupils share stories Pupils respond to photos of migrant crisis Activities around photos of current migration developments Newington Green pupils