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Education, hope and the children of Afghanistan

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    Max Grantham

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Original language: English

Max Grantham

Originally trained as an engineering apprentice in aircraft construction and after many years working in industry, he obtained a B.Ed (Hons) in 1977 and taught in primary schools. He retired as deputy headmaster in 1997 to take up volunteer service, first in Belize and later with the BBC World Service in Peshawar as Education Adviser to Radio Education for Afghan Children (REACH). He has a wide range of creative interests and a lifelong interest in working with young people, particularly with Cub Scouts.

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Grantham, M. Education, hope and the children of Afghanistan. Prospects 31, 603–606 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03220043

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