Ninny Fryer teaches at Her
Majesty's Prison
Whatton
and Paul Fryer
is a management
consultant working for
nottinghamshire
County Council.
They report on the challenges faced
those who carry the responsibility
managing education in Young
offender Institutions. The paper,
tough taking the form of a case study,
tries to examine these difficulties
id make suggestions for how they might be overcome in a way which might have a more general relevance.
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