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GDS - Records of the Girls' Day School Trust and predecessors (GDST)
- 11 - Central Governance of Schools
  - 3 - Papers regarding locally governed and independent governing bodies after 1960

StorageSite	UCL Institute of Education
Level	File
Reference Number	GDS/11/3/2
Title	From file 'Proposed revision of regs of local governs of Trust schools'
Date	1974-14 Jul 1978
Description	Papers mainly regarding the process of the revision of regulations for school governors and the Trust's reaction to the Taylor Report, including, press release regarding the Trust and the withdrawal for the Direct Grant; general correspondence; booklet 'Constitution of Managing & Governing Bodies' by the Inner London Education Authority (1974); draft evidence submitted by the Independent Schools Joint Committee to the Taylor investigation, 1975; letters from other schools bodies regarding the Trust's decision to be independent from the government, 1975; report on the constitution of Governing Bodies of GPDST schools; press cuttings on the Taylor Report; various reports by members of the Trust regarding the reorganisation of the governing bodies; minutes of meetings of the working party investigating the revision of the regulations for governing bodies.
Extent	1 folder.
AdminHistory	'A new partnership for our schools' (also known as they Taylor Report) was a report of the Committee of Inquiry appointed jointly by the Secretary of State for Education and Science and the Secretary of State for Wales under the chairmanship of Mr Tom Taylor published in 1977. The Committee, set up in 1975, proposed changes to the organisation of governing bodies, including links between local and central governments and making the bodies more representative of parents and teachers.
AccessStatus	Open
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