Model role for Citizen Sam;In brief

Tes Editorial

29th October 1999 at 1:00am

Sam Galbraith will outline the Executive's approach to citizenship education in Scotland when he addresses the conference of the Modern Studies Association in Glasgow next Saturday (November 6).

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