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lxiv Annual Report of the Delegacy External Examiner for the Universities of Cambridge Manchester and Exeter and Jordanhill College Professor Hirst became member of the Advisory Committee for Philosophy of Education for new International Baccalaureate He lectured on philosophy and the curriculum and moral and religious education in the Universities and Institute of Education of Oxford Leicester Leeds Nottingham Birmingham and Edinburgh at Goldsmiths' Balls Park Clacton and Wall Hall Colleges of Education and to the Kent Council for Religious Education Dr King gave course of lectures in the University of Tehran He took part in research and study projects of the Council of Europe and broadcast on American education Mrs Dorothy Dallas was Consultant to the Nuffield Secondary Science Project with special responsibility in the production of 8-mm loop films and she was Honorary Tutor to the Working Party in Croydon Dr Β Dawson continued his work for the Nuffield Science Teaching Project He lectured at conference of Chemistry tutors Liverpool two courses at Stoke D'Abernon and Kingsway Colleges Mark and John College as part of the Colleges Project sponsored by the British Association and at summer schools British Committee on Chemical Education at Birmingham Cardiff Bristol Exeter and Southampton Mr Harris contributed to four-day Mathematics Schools and Industry Conference at Brighton gave courses of lectures in the Department of Education at Bangor Offley House Goldsmiths' College Kingston College of Technology and Edgebury School Chislehurst and gave individual lectures at number of places under the auspices of the Schools Broadcasting Council and the Association of Teachers of Mathematics His programmes on Geometry in the Middle School BBC Schools TV were repeated and he devised with Mansfield the first six programmes of new series 'Mathe- matics To-day' for BBC Schools TV This is the beginning of two- year course intended for use in the first two years of the secondary school Mr Hayes gave series of lectures and seminars in the sociology of education to the postgraduate department of the University of Essex School of Social Studies Mr Muir became member of the working party set up by the Board of Studies in Classics to examine the future of Classics degrees in the University He lectured at the annual refresher course of the