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1. 'Secondary Education for All' text of programme number four broadcast on the BBC Home Service and part of the Education & Society Series, 27th October 1966. The speakers on the programme were Brian Simon, Patrick McGeeney, Harry Davies and William Taylor
2. Article 'Class Dominated Victorian Education', regarding a lecture given by Simon at St John's College, York, and printed in The Teacher 27 December 1968
3. Report on a lecture given by Simon to Leeds Teachers' Association, printed in The Teacher 7 March 1969
4. Article on 'Comprehensive Education Internal Structure and Organisation' for the Eugenics Society, 1970/71
5. Reports on Simon's speech to parents of Mellow Lane School, Hillingdon, where parents called for the resignation of the Chair of Governors, printed in the TES, Haynes Gazette, and Hillingdon Mirror, March 1971
6. Papers including newspaper cuttings regarding Simon's address to the Centenary Educational Conference at Glasgow College of Technology, 10 March 1972
7. Draft texts of a lecture on 'What Schools are for Retrospect and Prospect' at Lancashire C[ounty] C[ouncil], 16 February 1977. Includes a comment made by Simon: 'Went down badly'
8. Draft text of a lecture given by Simon on 'The Education of the Intellect' at Warwick University, 9 May 1978, chaired by Professor Richard Stein. Includes a small amount of correspondence with the University
9. Report on The Lady Simon Memorial Lecture, in Manchester entitled 'To whom do schools belong?', printed in Education, 17 November 1978. Includes a small amount of correspondence regarding arrangements for the lecture. There are further papers regarding this lecture at SIM/2/23. |