... The sex education film, Growing Up, which caused .4 a national furore, is not suitable for showing in schools. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary for Education and Science, said this was the finding of the Health Educe- tion Council, which advises her ...

... Moore Story 5.10 Walt . Disney's Wonderful World of Colour 6.00 The News 6.10 A Chance to Meet: The At. Hon. Margaret Thatcher, MP 6.50 Margaret Tyzack Appeals 6.55 Songs of Praise 7.25 Paul Temple 8.15 Play of the Month: The Wild Duck 10.00 The News 10 ...

... CHILDREN IN FIG HANDICAPPED children are appealing to Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to let their favourite teacher stay as their headmistress. The ninety children are supporting a p e tit ion signed by their parents and teachers protesting ...

... £13.1 w. MCRE IN GRANTS Education Secretary Mrs Margaret Thatcher announced this week she has decided to add £13,100,000 to the universities” recurrent grants for the current academic year, bringing the total to £238 million. She also announced a new ...

... increased from £175.50 to £2Ol a year and Stamford High School from £l6B to £226. Asked by the Education Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher. for their observations on the proposed increases. Rutland Education Committee will say an increase of the order of £25 ...

... than By DAVID PERRY school meals cost no more now than they did relation .■a.ea-rt.e.U.n , Mrs Margaret Thatcher claimed in the Commons | yesterday This was despite the increase in school meal charges, she said. Eirller Labour M.P.s lashed the Oovernmem ...

... Why ‘Dome’ is being surveyed - Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary for Education and Science, told the Commons yesterday, that the Institute of Geological Sciences was carrying out a geological survey of the Derbyshire Dome. The Minister said that the Dome ...

... they want to, former Labour Education Minister Edward Short said yester,play. In a letter to Tory Education Minister Margaret Thatcher, he said it was clear from the Government's Bill to ban milk for the over - sevens that it could only be supplied if ...

... Medical need Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Secretary for Education and Science, who moved the Bill's Second Reading, said that all primary school children with a medical need would receive free milk, whatever their parents' income. Milk in primary schools ...

... TEACHERS’ PAY PROBE RESULT EXPECTED TODAY EDUCATION Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, was expected to announce a 10 per cent rise for the 360,000 teachers in England and Wales The recommendatians of a three-man Arbitrahmq‘uame Pearson, 5 up early last ...

... College and the interviews. Members of the public have a chance to put their points of view direct to Mrs Margaret Thatcher. MP. Orford, Mrs Thatcher became a research chemist before entering into politics. She has been Consemative Member of Parliament for ...

... Teachers’ plea to Minister A call for strong approach to Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher over pay talks has been made by a group of Kidderminster teachers. The Kidderminster College branch of the Association of Teachers in Technical Institutions ...