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Secondary Schools Examination Council Notes on Educational Position, and Notes for an address titled 'Exams', 15 leaves.

Scope and Contents Letters from R.H. Barrow, Ministry of Education. Barrow had been Secretary of the Secondary School Examinations Council Committee, of which Norwood was Chairman, which produced the report "Curriculum and Examinations in Secondary Schools" ("the Norwood Report") in 1943. At that time he was H.M. Staff Inspector of Classics at the Board of Education. In September 1947 the Ministry of Education issued ‘Examinations in Secondary Schools. Report of the Secondary Schools Examination Council 1947’,...

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In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

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Letter from Alan Robson referring to 'the situation' at Marlborough, and encloses a telegram.

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Letter in the 'Harrovian', Cambridge, to Marlborough College Common Room. 'Thanks for taking our Hitler. Hard on College and mouldy for beaks. Harrovian.'

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Letter from Henry Brooke, M. P., regarding a performance of 'While the Sun Shines', by Terence Rattigan.

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Letter from Norwood to William Louis Anderson, 'William Sarum', Bishop of Salisbury (copy), 4 leaves.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

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Letter from Norwood to the Bishop of Salisbury, 'Case Against', (copy).

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Letter from the Bishop of Salisbury, enclosing a letter from R. H. Barrow, Chairman of the Inspectors, to Norwood.

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Letter from R. H. Barrow, Chairman of the Inspectors, to Norwood, regarding Report of the Panel of Inspectors of Marlborough College. 3 leaves.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

In February 1939 F.M. Heywood, a Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, was appointed Master of Marlborough College in succession to George Charlewood Turner. The letters in this section relate to unrest at the College during his tenure and include references to a critical Report by Inspectors of the Ministry of Education. Norwood was a member of the Council of the College from 1926 to 1956.