... [1 School places Education Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher. and her Department. would gladly help Holland County Council in any way possible to overcome the present secondary education problem. But so far no approach has been made by the County Council ...

... College School and Brackley Secondary School, is to have 1,350 pupils and will probably be opened in September 1973, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of state for Education, has approved plans for an ail-1” coiupirehe. school at Brackley Northamptonshire’s ...

... college as a sheer waste of time. [ is not time so end privilege and bring these schools inty the state system?” Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary for Education, replied: “So what? My father used to serve in she tuck shop at Oundle, but he didnt come out ...

... comprehensive. The Department of Fducation and Science pave given the go-ahead to comprehensive education at Newton. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for the Department, has told Lancashire County Council that after considering all objections to proposals ...

... final year pupils preparing to take examinations, lodged the necessary number of objections against the plans with Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of state for the Ministry of Education and Science, Now both a Steering Committee, set up locally to oppose ...

... education in the borough. Mr. Dudley Love. the borough's Director of Educe. Lion. yesterday received a letter from Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Secretary of State for Education and Science, confirming the Government's acceptance of plans to abolish 11. plus ...

... to officially open the new annexe at Harrow Technical College later this year. The present Education Minister. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher MP. has declined an invitation to perform an opening ceremony. There is a precedent in Harrow for the Council to invite ...

... & i i b MR SCHOOL LEAVING AGE PLANS LOCAL education authorities are asked to report to the Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher and to the Secretary of State for Wales, Mr. Peter Thomas, Q.C., by Ist December on- their preparations to raise the ...

... stands at £3,500. allocate y the Secretary « y — of State for Education, ¢, x,’_‘;ng(‘;g] ‘L‘Lt,‘g(ish&],?nri‘%g l\vfrs. Margaret Thatcher, as yq)ls of the building are part,or, @ £lOOOOO school so thick that the estimated S‘“fi I]';# pian lor est cost of ...

... dinners. are now making clear they want nothing to do to free with selling milk to children who are not entitled Mrs. Margaret Thatcher Education Minister. has introduted the milk measures for the sake of economy. To spend taxes and rates on milk for who ...

... policy on capital grants, Replying to a question from Mr. Patrick Cormack, MP for Cannock, Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher announced that as from next April 1, responsibility for administering these projects will be fransferred from the Department ...

... selection scheme is working unreasonably, he is to hand over appeals from parents to the Minister of Education. Mrs Margaret Thatcher. But he stressed it was not a case where the Minister could step in to tell the county council what to do. It was stili ...