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  1. Grammar and comprehensive schools (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Education Secretary Mark Carlisle is interviewed about secondary education; examines new Conservative Government’s policy on grammar and comprehensive schools.

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  2. Kingston delays going comprehensive (1978)

    Genre
    Interview

    Angela Rumbold?, Chairman of Kingston Education Centre, on why they can’t go comprehensive before 1982. Admits she is against comprehensive education and is not happy with actions of Education Secretary...

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  3. Fred Jarvis on selection in schools (1979)

    Genre
    Interview

    Fred Jarvis on Conservative Party proposal to reverse comprehensive policy and reintroduce selection in schools.

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  4. Neil Kinnock on private school system (1980)

    Genre
    Interview

    Labour education spokesman Neil Kinnock on the need to abolish public schools and establish an entirely comprehensive system in the UK. Male interviewer not identified. In two parts, divided by break in audio.

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  5. Tameside schools row - John Izbicki view (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    John Izbicki, Education Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, on an appeal victory by the new Conservative-controlled Tameside, Greater Manchester, council, after it formally rejected a controversial plan...

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  6. Tameside schools row - Councillor’s view (1976)

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    Interview

    Jon Snow interviews councillor Colin Grantham (on ITN) on an appeal victory by the new Conservative-controlled Tameside, Greater Manchester, council, after it formally rejected a controversial plan for...

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  7. Tameside schools row - Rhodes Boyson on appeal (1976)

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    Interview

    Conservative MP, Rhodes Boyson reacts to an appeal victory by the new Conservative-controlled Tameside, Greater Manchester, council, after it formally rejected a controversial plan for comprehensive...

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  8. Tameside schools row - NAF pay costs (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    Robert Moss, director of the National Association for Freedom, on an appeal victory by the new Conservative-controlled Tameside, Greater Manchester, council, after it formally rejected a controversial plan...

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  9. Tameside schools row (1976)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interviews with three speakers about a row in Tameside, Greater Manchester, after the new Conservative-controlled council formally rejected a controversial plan for comprehensive education in its twenty-five...

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  10. Pimlico Comprehensive School pupil suspension allegations (1979)

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    Interview

    Pimlico Comprehensive School headmistress Kathleen Mitchell rejects the allegations made by a Dr Bishop concerning the suspension of one of the school’s boy pupils, which followed a history of violence at...

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