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| Description | Various papers including:
Order forms for publications, and lists;
Letters to government departments quoting Memorandum 531
Letters to schools;
Letters to the Council of Europe;
Letter to Margaret Thatcher;
Letter regarding birching in the Isle of Man;
Letter regarding NAS/UWT with regards to their opposition toward abolition; and various other correspondence.
Papers on corporal punishment including alternatives to corporal punishment;
Drafts of STOPP news;
STOPP briefing paper on the case against judicial beating; Council of Europe, Case of Campbell and Cosans Judgement (photocopy);
STOPP briefing paper, Caring for children? A report on the use of corporal punishment on children in the care of local authorities;
Summary of progress made by STOPP (1981);
'Making the Change' a pamphlet by the Scottish Council for Research in Education (photocopy);
Report on corporal punishment by Peter Wilby;
'Corporal punishment: a great opportunity lost', report by Tom Scott for AMMA;
'Open Door' script;
'Corporal Punishment: do teachers know best?' a summary of the views of professional organisations, consulted by the Government on the subject of beating in our schools, STOPP publication;
Paper on the case for abolition;
Agenda for the Plowden Trust for constructive approaches in schools, first annual general meeting; draft amendments to 'alternatives to corporal punishment';
Various papers reporting on STOPP's progress and detailing its background;
STOPP survey of corporal punishment in community homes;
Publicity plans;
'Speaker's notes' for STOPP speakers;
STOPP information leaflets;
Corporal Punishment Cases 1979;
Speech by Sir Ashley Bramall, ILEA leader on corporal punishment;
ILEA meeting minutes, 18 September, 1979;
Note regarding use of cane at Marshall's Park lower school in Romford, signed 'Anonymous';
Results of questionnaire March-April 1971;
'The Royal Liberty School', report on Adam J Tomlinson regarding punishment as issued by J P Coles;
Advice sheet for parents whose children have been physically punished at school;
Leaflet 'Know the rules about corporal punishment';
Bill to forbid the use of corporal punishment in special schools (photocopy);
List of telephone numbers of headteachers at London schools where corporal punishment had been abolished (not dated);
Paper by Royal College of Psychiatrists 'The use of corporal punishment in schools';
'Discipline and Control' paper by London Borough of Islington, Social Services Department;
STOPP draft constitution;
NUT actions on corporal punishment. |