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Olympic swimmer David Wilkie on the importance of teaching children to swim and life save. Wilkie describes learning to swim in Sri Lanka and the best way to encourage children to swim. Female interviewer...
Interview with an unidentified male spokesman (poss. Stanley Hardie) for the Lambeth, Southwark, and Lewisham Area Health Authority about proposals by Social Security Secretary David Ennals and the Labour...
Barbara Groom reports on the electricians’ dispute - due to close London’s teaching hospitals as part of the Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications and Plumbing Union (EEPTU) strike - with Peter...
John Perkins reports on a dramatic increase in the number of educational special units since 1974. The so-called sanctuaries or sin bins are used to tackle disciplinary problems within schools and have been...
NUT official, Arthur Jarman, on the qualifications of teachers. Female interviewer not identified.
Fred Jarvis of the NUT, on teachers being compromised by cuts, and the union’s advice to its members.
Teacher David Allen being interviewed about himself.
Interview about the results of a Department of Education and Science (DES) survey about standards in UK schools. Male speaker and interviewer not identified. In 2 parts.
Noel Hardy of the Inner London Education Authority, on the threatened closure of ILEA Television as a result of forthcoming government cuts.
Interview with Colonel Michael Barraclough, secretary of Great Ormond Street Homeopathic Teaching Faculty, on NHS plans to close it down and the possibility of its privatisation. Male interviewer not...
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