Eleven-plus and the comprehensive Short account from a parent about their experience with two children in state education, taking the eleven plus exams.
First impression Short account from a first-year student just beginning secondary school in London about his educational experience.
Some were all right Short interview with a child who left school early about his experiences in education.
Bombed site and comprehensive school - Winifred Hindley A personal account from a teacher about her experiences teaching children in a "horsa hut": prefab schools constructed across the UK from 1944 to replace schools destroyed in bombing and to accommodate additional pupils created for increasing the state education minimum age to 15.
Educating the non-scholastic - Raymond King Raymond King on educational methods for children who are not suited to traditional academic teaching styles.
Comprehensive schools An analysis and critique of the state comprehensive school system in the UK in the early 1960s by the Anarchy editorial team.
The Work Peoples College - Rosa Knuuti An article by Rosa Knuuti about the courses offered by Work Peoples College, an IWW run school in Duluth, Minnesota that operated until the 1940s. Originally appeared in the Industrial Pioneer, October 1921 (Vol. 1, No. 9, Serial No. 9)
Education for all is object of Work Peoples College An article describing the purpose of Work Peoples College, an school run by the Industrial Workers of the World in Duluth, Minnesota until the 1940s. Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker (October 11, 1932).
