... warn of 'whirlwind' AWARNING to Educaton Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to expect a whirlwind was made by Mr. Jack Straw, leader of Britain's 500,000 students, yesterday. He accused Mrs. Thatcher of plain, stubborn ignorance over her plan to take ...

... Short, Labour M P for Wolverhampton North-East, is to ask. Education Minister Mrs. Margaret. Thatcher how many complaints she has had about violence in schools. Mrs. Thatcher is due to answer the question next week. Her replies will probably be evasive, for ...

... THREAT TO SCHOOL MEALS By DAVID THOMPSON ANEW threat to school meals for millions of children from Education Minister Margaret Thatcher was revealed yesterday. She told_ the Commons she is considering scrapping the traditional dinners and replacing them ...

... in the Commons. A number of councils are able to provide milk without breaking the law. Earlier, Education Minister Margaret Thatcher announced that universities will ge t an immediate £13,100,000 extra to help them to beat rising prices. Next year the ...

... this state of affairs. not forgetting the increased charges on school meals. these items being out to the fore by Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. the Minister of Education. What a miserable. pennypinching act to adont so soon after taking office! One would think ...

... refusal to use special financial powers to replace the service for seven to 11-year-olds which Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher has abolished. Other Inner London boroughs, all Labourcontrolled, took up the Inner London Education Authority's plea ...

... persistently falsifying figures• Mr. Powell. speaking at Southall. Middlesex, said that the Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, admitted last By JOHN DESBOROUGH I week that she could not introduce a new system of counting immigrant children. The ...

... that the mother is responsible for feeding her children. Glare This is one of the arguments which Education Minister Margaret Thatcher has put forward for banning school milk and she spun round furiously in_ her seat to glare at the Tory rebel. But Dr ...

... in ten of Britain's 2,500.00) under-fives was now getting adequate nursery schooling. She slammed Education Minister Margaret Thatcher for giving £2,000,000 t o help parents whose children go to tine, direct grant grammar schools. Mrs. Short. MP for W ...

... worse. You cannot discuss schools Without discussing the kind of society in which they exist. Nor, unless you. are Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. can you talk about 733,000 children on the free dinner list without asking yourself hpw - this appalling total was arrived ...

... given by the Rt. Hon. Margaret Thatcher, M.P., Secretary of State for Education and Science. County Girls School, took 19 girls to the lect ure and they considered the lecture to hate been worthwhile. She added that Mrs Thatcher had also traced education ...

... being drawn up by the association's advisory nfficerc and it will be sent to the So^tetary of State for Educa•ion, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Protest over children's fares A VIGOROUS protest is to be made by the London Boroughs' Association over a London Transport ...