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DEADLINE

30 NOVEMBER

CANTERBURY AWARD

Great Britain has initiated the Canterbury Award with the aim of helping members of DKG develop both as educators and as enthusiastic members of the Society.

The award can be awarded for one of two reasons:

1. Educational Project

Do you have an educational project you would like to pursue? DKG could offer assistance of up to £300 towards your expenses. The Award committee would need to consider the aim and an outline of your project, and the programme you would anticipate following during the year. They would also hope that your work would be of benefit, not only to your own development, but also to those who would share the results of your scheme.

The Committee would ultimately require a short report, which could be used either in the Newsletter or at a State Convention.

2. Travel Award

During years when the Award is not granted to support a project, the Canterbury Award becomes available to

members of DKG who would appreciate the opportunity to attend a state, regional or international convention

for the first time, but who would otherwise find it financially difficult.

Meeting a wider selection of members from different regions and countries, one realises the scope of the

Society, its full potential and its inspirational message to those in the field of education.

Once again, a short report to the Committee would be expected.

Your application should be endorsed by a professional colleague or a member of DKG.

For Application Forms please contact the Chairman of the Awards Committee or your Chapter President.

Applications must be posted or e-mailed by November 30th

Chairman of Awards Committee :

Mrs Sandra Blacker

22 Manor Park, Tunbridge Wells. TN4 8XP

Tel: 01892 535905 e.mail: dkg@cwcomm.fsnet.co.uk

A decision will be made by the Awards Committee in adequate time for you to make arrangements and

implement plans.

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website, sponsored by the Educational Foundation of the Society, is a resource to assist educators around the world in locating quality professional development in their geographical area and subject area.

Visit the website for information on monetary awards made to educators for professional development eg: The Cornetet Awards.