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... Weaver, Deputy Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Education and Science, represented the Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The lessons were read by Mr. Timothy Chenevix-Trench, the eldest son, and Alderman Douty. ...
... further education courses are to be increased in Coventry from September. The Secretary of State for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. has asked all education authorities to review their fees and the new scale for Coventry was approved at yesterday's ...
... department officials that in the last resort the' parents would take the dispute to the Secretary of Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Councillor E. A. Inott, chairman of the governors of both Fulham Park Comprehensive School and Cheylesmore Secondary ...
... department officials that in the last resort the parents would take the dispute to the Secretary of Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. sites. apart. the Mile ...
... P. for Warwick and Leamington if he will put a question to Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary of Education, on the viability of the two-site school system. We are hoping that Mrs. Thatcher will back up parents in this area by saying that a two-site school ...
... Weaver. Deputy Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Education and Science, represented the Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The lessons were read by Mr. Timothy Chenevix-Trench, the eldest son, and Alderman Douty. k }s> ^ -- I tribute ...
... this complaint). January Aril New % % Reginald Maudlin' Sir Alec Douglas Home Robert Carr +lo +l3 + 7 Anthony Barber Margaret Thatcher Peter Walker Sir Keith Joseph Geoffrey Ripi William Whiteley John Davies Lord Carrington The only other really significant ...
... courses in Coventry are to be raised from September. They are being raised because the Secretary for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, has asked local education authorities to review their scale of charges. Fees for short courses will be at the discretion ...
... P. for Warwick and Leamington if he will put a question to Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of Education, on the viability of the two-site school system. We are hoping that Mrs. Thatcher will back up parents in this area by saying that a two-site I school ...
... department officials that in the last resort the parents would take the dispute to the Secretary of Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Agreed Councillor E. A. Inott. chairman of the governors of both Pinham Park Comprehensive School and Cheylesmore Secondary ...
... for Warwick and Leamington if he will put a qu estion to Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary of Education, on the viability of the two-site school system. We are hoping that Mrs. Thatcher will back up parents in this area by saying that a two-site school ...
... showplace senior schools without ensuring that youngsters are properly prepared to make the most of these facilities. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary for Education, is right in giving a new priority to the primary schools. And the National Union of Teachers ...