... the drive to all-in secondary schools. This move is likely to be h i h l . y unpopular with Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, whose policy is to allow local authorities to preserve their grammar schools. The tough line on 11-plus selection was ...

... grant for married women. The union hopes that the Women's National Commission, whose co-chairman is Educatkm. Minister Margaret Thatcher, will. take up the matter. THE UNKIND FAMILIES PEOPLE who refuse to look after their injured parents at home were criticised ...

... 5.10 WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOUR: San Bosco Reef. 6.0 NEWS; Weather. 6.10 A Chance to Meet The Rt. Hon. Margaret Thatcher. 6.50 Appeal. 6.55 Songs of Praise. 7.25 PAUL TEMPLE: Motel. A gang meet in a lonely motel in Scotland. 8.15 PLAY OF ...

... customers, it fortifies my faith in democracy. Last night, the Minister of Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, took on a studio audience In TODAY (I T V). Mrs. Thatcher's political stock is low. This isn't entirely her own fault. She is obliged to accept ...

... been undertaken In response to a challenge by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Complained When NUT chiefs complained to her about school conditions generally Mrs. Thatcher demanded that they should produce their evidence. The report has one bright ...

... wou 1 d endanger their argument that meal supervision was a voluntary duty and not camp 31 Earlier. Education Minister Margaret Thatcher told the N U T conference that one child in seven was a slow learner who needed special help from teachers. ...

... persistently falsifying figures• Mr. Powell. speaking at Southall. Middlesex, said that the Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, admitted last By JOHN DESBOROUGH I week that she could not introduce a new system of counting immigrant children. The ...

... letters saying that all children would have to pay more were prphably a mistake. He said that Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher is to put before Parliament an amendment to the regulations governing the cost of school meals. This will mean that after ...

... for another year, so disrupt the work as to undermine what is being done for the rest. weather Education Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher said that the Government would spend £132,000,000 in three years on improvements to England's 6,000 pre - 1903 primary ...

... 55 New Horizons.* 2.5 Science.* 2.30 Working.* 2.55 Science.* 3.20-3.40 Focus.* 12.50 A CHANCE TO MEET the Rt. Hon. Margaret Thatcher, M P ( Repeat) . 1.30 CHILDREN: Trumpton. 1.45 -1.53 NEWS; Weather. 4.40 JACKANORY. 4 55 BLUE PETER. With Valerie Singleton ...

... night on the shock schools se4 film, Growing Up. It was given in the Commons by Educatiori Minister Margaret Thatcher, who was cheer MPs. , Mrs. Thatcher said: 6 'l am very perturbed about t possibility of this film being shown to schoolchildren I hope ...

... that the mother is responsible for feeding her children. Glare This is one of the arguments which Education Minister Margaret Thatcher has put forward for banning school milk and she spun round furiously in_ her seat to glare at the Tory rebel. But Dr ...