Special broadcast on Tuesday 9th June

We are very sorry that the sound failed for the St Barts broadcast on Friday but we will have this fixed for Monday's broadcast at 1400 by Mile Oak school. Meanwhile, please be aware that we are going to a special broadcast for Rodmell school on Tuesday 9th June when we will read a story from Madagascar written by Dr Alison Jolly who had a special relationship with Rodmell School and who pioneered research on lemurs in Madagascar. A whole section of the Undercroft is dedicated to the memory of Alison who was such a supporter of the Railway Land Project and if you can possibly join us at 1400 you would be very welcome. It promises to be a special broadcast if we get all our technical stuff sorted - which I am sure we will.

PLEASE NOTE that this is just for participating schools at the moment but if the broadcast is successful, we will make it available more publicly.

About the Author: John Parry

With a background in TV, teaching, academia (University of Sussex) and teacher training followed by the vision to create a community centre to promote the study of environmental change in Lewes, Dr John Parry has developed innovative approaches to engaging many different ages and groups at the Lewes Railway Land Local Nature Reserve for over 25 years. He has had direct experience of environmental education policy making and has engaged students over many years with his mix of theoretical background, conceptual reach and practical experience on the ground. As Director of the Railway Land Project he masterminded the development of the Linklater Pavilion - a purpose built, award-winning, hexagonal building that now serves as an environmental community hub from which the latest Railway Land Live! project will be run.

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