Abstract

A link scheme in biology is described between the University of Edinburgh and local state primary schools. Undergraduates reading biology or medicine are assigned for a year to schools where they help with biology projects. Visits by the students take place about once a week during term-time, and a wide variety of topics is covered. The university also sets aside materials and equipment that can be used as teaching aids when students visit schools. Participation is voluntary for both students and schools. The administration of the scheme and the benefits to all parties concerned are outlined.

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