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The Express by Holiday
Inn Manchester East is one of the first businesses in
Manchester to partner the Schools
Alcohol Awareness Project, a new education initiative
which encourages young people to adopt responsible attitudes to
alcohol
As a business active in the
licensed retail sector, Express by Holiday Inn Manchester East
are delighted that the classroom materials distributed free to
their nominated school encourages young people to consider the
dangers of alcohol misuse and the serious impact it can have on
their life.
Moreover, as a business
active in the licensed retail sector, the Express by Holiday
Inn is delighted that the classroom materials distributed free
to schools encourage young people to adopt responsible attitudes
to alcohol.
The Schools Alcohol
Awareness Project is delivered in partnership with teachers
but is not a government initiative. Its success is due entirely to
the support of BII members across the UK. BII is the professional
body for the licensed retail sector. With over 17,500 members, it
promotes high standards, good employment practice and social
responsibility within the hospitality industry.
Cathie Smith, Director of
BIIAB said, "We are very grateful to the Express by Holiday Inn
for this support which allows us to help teachers in a practical
way while also raising awareness of the difficult issues
surrounding young people and alcohol."
Patrick Gaffney, Director
of the Schools Project, added his thanks saying, “We can only make
a difference in schools if we gain the support of the wider
community. I am delighted that The Express by Holiday Inn
has decided to lead the way in this important initiative.”
Further information on the above is
available from:
Patrick Gaffney
Director
The Schools Project
61 Old Abbey Road
North Berwick
EH39 4BP
T: 01620 894928
E:
info@theschoolsproject.co.uk
W:
http://www.schoolsproject.co.uk
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