School in the Round

become 'an integral part of the school curriculum'. So far four titles have appeared (Mental Health, Physical Handicap, Strangers and New Britons and Constructional Projects) and four more are beifl' prepared. The writers are Mora and Alec Dickso^ already well-known as founders of VSO and Co& munity Service Volunteers. Each of the four 'kits' so far produced consist of an illustrated folder, which contains an explafl3' tory booklet and a Project Plan which suggests bov^' e.g. Mental Health can be related to other scbo0 subjects?R.E., English, History, Geography Maths and 'Civics' (a subject, I personally, Par ticularly object to, but still probably exists in sol?* schools, where the light of Social Science or Sod3 Studies has not yet reached). These kits are not particularly cheap?8s. ? each?but one per teacher would be sufficient, P^ sumably, since they do not contain any consuma^ materials. Both the Explanatory booklet and ^ Project Plan contain a wealth of ideas for pup1? Mrs. Florence Thomas (76) of Rotherhithe with two schoolgirls who take part in a local community service scheme Mrs. Florence (76) of Rotherhithe with schoolgirls take part in a local service sc S y n d i c a t i o n I n t e r n a t i o n a l