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26th May 1995, 1:00am

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EARTHWATCH FELLOWSHIPS

Teachers and students with two weeks to spare can apply for grants worth up to Pounds 2,000 to cover travel to any country (out of 40) to work on a professional research project in the earth, life or human sciences. Previous projects, such as studying acid rain damage in Czech forests, have provided ample material for follow-up classroom work. Applicants submit a short essay on what they will gain through participation. Earthwatch members can also join discovery weekends and special events throughout the year. Details: Maureen O’Neill, 01865 311600.

SCHOOL EXCHANGE

Mr H C Katyal, director and principal of Dayawati Modi Academy, Modipuram, India, is keen to organise a school party exchange with a secondary school in England. Details: John C Francis, Associated Examining Board, 01483 506506 ext. 2348.

SUN SMART

To educate 11 to 14-year-olds on the dangers of too much exposure to the sun and the importance of skin protection, Laboratoires Garnier is introducing a summer-term campaign into schools. The workcards, written and reviewed by experienced teachers, can be studied during science and health education lessons, and there is also a competition which asks children to create a “Safe in the sun” message. Details: 0171 373 7716.

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