... 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 ...

... Mrs. Thatcher will open new school THE Secretary of State for Education and Science. Mrs Margaret Thatcher. has told , the Rutland Education committee that she will be pleased to accept the invitation to visit the county and open the new Empingharit Primary ...

... do everything physically possible to unscramble the egg. he said. This would mean presenting Education Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher with an alternative system of secondary education very quickly. and getting her assent. ...

... The meeting has been arranged by going to send the results of the meeting Coun Mrs Lilisn Hardy, of Moulton, a to Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Minister of member of Holland County Council. Education. Mrs Hardy said that parents and A spokesman for the county ...

... arts in the Commons, Mr. Andrew Faulds, M.P. for Smethwick, is calling for a statement from Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, on whether it is her Department’s policy that there will be no future financial assistance in terms of special grants ...

... row to meet Mrs Thatcher by Don Packham In row about the 21 children of Hythe whose parents refused to allow a secondary school entrance exam re-sitting after extra good results has now involved the Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. A parents' ...

... Association — of which Mrs. Whitehouse is general secretary — sent a copy of their report on a monitoring project to Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Education Secretary. Many television and radio programmes for schools tended to encourage children to hold authority ...

... 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 ...

... this in a Commons answer to-day, Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher said the award will cost f63m. :n the first year. The rise has been settled by the arbitration body set up by Mrs. Thatcher, in June, after negotiations between the teachers and their ...

... 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 ...

... eligible for free meals. They had heard that “remission” would now be easier to get because Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher had made a point of publicising the fact. £l2O a week for two children is not to be sneezed at, and from the first week ...

... rise for teachers in England and Wales, backdated to April 1, 1971, was announced in the Commons this afternoon by Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Education Secretary. It is understood that the chairman of the committee was initially suspended following an allegation ...