Join us for our first programme of the new year on Friday 17th January at 11am with our regular look at recent news stories and a live topical discussion.
This week our special guest is Doctor Christine Goodall from Medics Against Violence.
Medics Against Violence is a group of volunteer health professionals who help young people to stay safe. They visit schools to talk about of the consequences of violence and how to avoid it. Since it was launched the group has spoken to more than 12,000 young people about attitudes to gang membership and violence.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from Dr Goodall and to ask her questions about her efforts to stop young people from getting hurt.
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Glow TV is delighted to offer Higher Students the opportunity to join sessions on Modern Languages provided by SCHOLAR on Tuesday 14th January. These sessions will be presented by Douglas Angus, SCHOLAR Online Tutor for Modern Languages.
There will also be an opportunity for students to participate in a Q&A session at the end of the session.
Higher students – Prepare for Speaking Test – 7.15pm.
Advanced Higher students – How to prepare for External Examiner – 8.15pm
Available to teachers, support staff, school governors and others who are involved in teaching and inspiring children about plants, garde
ning and keeping animals in school. A wide range of topics is available, encompassing the use and development of school grounds, thus providing practical experience, activities and ideas for utilising horticulture in all areas of the curriculum.
The aims of this Programme are:
- To enthuse and support adults in developing and using gardens in school.
- To support progression through the RHS Campaign for School Gardening benchmarking scheme, levels 1 to 5.
- To encourage and advise teaching of the curriculum both inside and outside the classroom using, plants, gardens, animals, school grounds and environmental areas.
- To improve knowledge and understanding of plants, gardening and raising animals in school.
Please note:
- The courses begin at 10.00am and finish at approximately 3.00pm, unless otherwise stated.
- Part of the day is usually spent outdoors, so please bring/wear suitable clothing and footwear.
- Lunch is included in the cost.
- Payment is required before the course date. Please send a non-refundable cheque made payable to the RHS or request an invoice with your booking.
- Further information and directions will be sent shortly before the course.
Pricing:
£60 per person
For further details about the courses and to register your school for the RHS ‘Campaign for school gardening’ visit: rhs.org.uk/schoolgardening
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Join us for our first programme of the new year on Friday 17th January at 11am with our regular look at recent news stories and a live topical discussion.
