The 2012 ISTA PharmaChemical Ireland Teacher Awards are now open. School Principals are asked to nominate a team of excellent teachers from their school who are worthy of such an award. The winning team will receive €1,200 with runner up teams receiving €600. Full details are available in the attached document.
The 2012 ISTA PharmaChemical Ireland Teacher Awards are now open. School Principals are asked to nominate a team of excellent teachers from their school who are worthy of such an award. The winning team will receive €1,200 with runner up teams receiving €600. Full details are available in the attached document.
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The seventh annual PharmaChemical Ireland Industry Award for Excellence for Irish science teachers has been launched. It is aimed at promoting and recognising outstanding teaching.
Principals are asked to nominate a team of excellent Science teachers within their school that they consider worthy of receiving such an award. In order to nominate a team of teachers, the attached application form needs be downloaded here or from the PharmaChemical Ireland website www.pharamchemicalireland.ie
Completed forms can be emailed to Ms. Christine Campbell at christine.campbell@ibec.ie
This year the ISTA – PharmaChemical Ireland teacher awards have been revamped to allow a team of teachers (maximum 4 teachers) from a school to enter for the awards. Very attractive prizes of €1,200 for the winning team with runner up prizes of €600 have been sponsored by PharmaChemical Ireland. The purpose of these awards is to facilitate the sharing of good practice in the teaching of science between members.
Please find attached a copy of the letter sent to all school Principals along with the application form. The closing date for applications is the 25th March.
We encourage all members to enter this year’s awards.
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