... last September. How much of this doing-without is due to the price-rise in school meals from 9p to 12p in April ? Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Education Minister, tells the commons that the numbers of school meals were falling off in some areas before the new ...

... that far longer list of unknown failures who drift. used to be called the Ministry of Education. The Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, it was said, has recently launched a survey into careers guidance. Since, on the present reckoning, this will take two ...

... schools A DAMNING indictment of the state of some of the nation's schools arrives on the desk -of Education Minister Margaret Thatcher today. Compiled by teachers, the report talks of falling ceilings, dry rot and mould growing on walls. It describes schools ...

... dinners since the price was sent soaring three months ago. This shock figure, released yesterday by Education Minister Margaret Thatcher, is believed to have staggered th e Girls win battle of the mini ISRAEL'S army chiefs surrendered to their girl soldiers ...

... Hall, Mr. Kenneth Baker, Tory M.P. for Marylebone, was putting the case against amalgamation to Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Mr. Baker later told the Mercury be had represented very strongly the case against the merger. The M.P. said: 1 stressed ...

... to try to spot the cases in advance of the symptoms as best as they can. Mr. Dixon said the Secretary of State, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher had said money saved from the milk bill would be partly spent on improving old school buildings. Added Mr. Dixon: She ...

... unkind things you mar they enter the dining-hall. say about Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, and worthy, t f ig li i ie nge b n r i a o i u n s schemes s I have said four Or five of them myself, Thatcher herself In a few eases th e she would not have stood for any ...

... but we have been able to improve on the bosses' offer. The 10 per , cent. rise, announced' by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, will be backdated to April. ...

... Road. Mr. Brian Batsford. M.P. for - Ealing South. approached Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Sec retary of State for Education and Science, and asked for her opinion in this matter. Mrs. Thatcher has replied as follows After a compulsory purchase order has been ...

... headmaster saw the official opening of two new extensions to the school by the Secretary of State for education Mrs Margaret Thatcher Out of my 13 happy years said Mr Sutcliffe who retired last week I must admit that 1 97 1 has been the best despite ...

... schools put forward by the Inner London Education Authority for 19723 have been rejected by the Secretary of State Mrs Margaret Thatcher And now an ILEA delegation will go and ask her to think again ACTON HOSPITAL FETE SATURDAY 3rd JULY A gift for LEAMINGTON ...

... standard and on such a warm afternoon as was Tuesday last week all that glitters is more or less gold Certainly Mrs Margaret Thatcher the Minister for Education who visited the school must have regarded St Paul's efforts as a good reason for not the country ...