Newsbrief: School governors to get drug pack

Monday 03 October 1994 23:02 BST

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A training pack for school governors on the subject of drugs is being launched next Monday. Produced and funded by the Advisory Council on Alcohol and Drug Education, the London Drug Policy Forum and the Home Office Central Drugs Prevention Unit, it gives comprehensive information on drugs and the curriculum, and advises trainers how to run courses for school governors so they can deal with drug-related incidents, and formulate school policy.

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