Category Archives: Accountability

Second open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe

Accountability, AGM (Annual General Meeting), Censure, EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting), Open letter, Transparency

Second Open letter for the attention of Mr Houghton-Clarke, President of the APEEE Woluwe

Dear Mr Houghton-Clarke, President of the APEEE Woluwe,

As I explained in the opening of my previous letter to you, we have never met  therefore I do not understand why you address me on a first name basis. If you must, please address me as Mr Santos. Continue reading Second open letter to the President of the APEEE Woluwe →

The conflict of interest is over!!! Err… not quite…

Accountability, Conflict of interest

UPDATE December 21, 2021:

If there were any doubts that the current board doesn’t give a damn about conflicts of interest while proposing a Code of Conduct that actually includes a section on the matter, then these doubts have just dissipated… The Board member that has been discussed in the article below and in the original post as having a blatant conflict of interest, participated and voted positively on the APEEE Budget for the current financial year of 2021/2022, which means he effectively voted to have his APEEE revenues increased.

Rejoice O people, for conflict of interest is nearly over in the APEEE… But mind the nearly! Continue reading The conflict of interest is over!!! Err… not quite… →

Parents’ association or “business”?

Accountability, Guest post

My Experience with the APEEE’s Woluwe Board since its election in January 2020

I have been a Portuguese class representative since 2017 when my daughter joined the EEB2 School. I am a dynamic person and I took this responsibility with passion and selflessness – what I want is my daughter to go to a school where she feels happy, gets the best education possible and is safe. I want this not just for her but also for all children attending the school. Continue reading Parents’ association or “business”? →