New Salters' teaching fellowships

By Education in Chemistry2007-01-01T00:00:00

In November at an awards ceremony held in London the Salters' Institute awarded its first-ever chemistry teacher fellowships to Sandra Clinton, Adrian Guy and Karen Tann.

In November at an awards ceremony held in London the Salters' Institute awarded its first-ever chemistry teacher fellowships to Sandra Clinton (Brighton, Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College), Adrian Guy (Blundells School, Devon) and Karen Tann (Frances Bardsley School for Girls, Romford

The awards replace the Salters' chemistry teacher prize, first run in 1992, and are designed to continue the Institute's efforts to support and foster the talent of excellent chemistry teachers.

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