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60 years for Eastman School of Nursing

6th Jun 2011

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Sharon Smith, Sandra Piper and Dawn Binks, Eastman School of Dental Nursing students September 1998-March 2000 Sharon Smith, Sandra Piper and Dawn Binks, Eastman School of Dental Nursing students September 1998-March 2000

The 60th anniversary of the Eastman School of Nursing (now the Education and Training Assessment Centre for Dental Nurses) was celebrated last month with an ‘open afternoon' event.

Held in the courtyard of UCLHT Eastman Dental Hospital, the occasion paid tribute to a longstanding and influential school that has played a vital role in the oral health care of the nation.

Representatives of Dentaid, the global oral health charity, and the Cleft Lip and Palate Association were in attendance, along with 70 dental nurse trainees from past and present.

Activities included tours of the Eastman building, which brought back fond memories to many, as well as afternoon tea in the courtyard where friends old and new could relax and share reminiscences.

A caricaturist was also on hand to add light-hearted entertainment to the proceedings. More nostalgia was evoked by the screening of Go East Young Man, a black and white spoof video on life at the Eastman in the 1960s, together with a large collection of past student photographs, former examination papers and the Eastman Shield and Cup for students who have gained distinction.

For more details about the Education and Training Assessment Centre for Dental Nurses, email education.dentalnursing@uclh.nhs.uk or ring 020 3456 1040.

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