| Description | Subjects include naming of schools including retention of 'King Edward VI'; magazine; Totnes Primary School; staffing, including appointment of headmaster; comprehensive schools; Leonard Elmhirst's appointment as Chairman of the Governors and as a representative of the Education Committee; playing fields, including small plan; Henry Morris and the Village College (24 Jun 1954); governors; crossing patrols; Churston Grammar School; letting; and coeducation. Correspondents include Major-General Sir Guy de Courcy Glover; head teachers including C D T Owen; W E Philip, Chief Education Officer; F F Brotherton, County Education Office; and W K Foster. |