Minutes of H.M.C. Co-Educational Schools Group Meeting
Part of Pastoral and Medical Care
Last two pages of the minutes of the H.M.C. joint meeting with IAPS (Midlands) on 06 November 1989, including the Children's Bill 1989 and related matters. Numbered A and B.
H.M.C.
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Jane Matthews' notes on the H.M.C. Co-Educational Group Meeting at Lincoln College, Oxford. One copy is typed, one copy is hand-written. Four pages numbered A to D.
Jane Matthews
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Notes from a meeting. Two pages numbered A and B.
N/D
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A presentation on co-education in the 1990s and the H.M.C. Group by Derek A. Fenner. Includes values of co-educational schools, curriculum and performing arts.
Derek Fenner
Child-centered Learning: Its role in Personal Development
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A report from Cathy Donelon on a child-centered learning: its history, her background, the importance of personal development. Items A and B
Cathy Donelon
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Stapled red booklet on active Learning Techniques to teach health education themes. Items A to E
Y Touring
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A copy of Mary Weir's paper, "The Education of Women", based on a presentation to the Headmasters' Conference on 21 September 1988. Two pages numbered A and B.
Mary Weir
A letter to Dr. Todd from the headmaster
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A letter discussing the recipient talking to the 6th and 7th form liberal/ general studies students about current issues and the new Childrens' Act 1989.
Graham Smallbone
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A letter summarising the outline of HMC Co-Ed Schools Senior Mistresses Meeting.
Sue Padfield
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A series of correspondence and maps to Jane Matthews regarding a variety of topics such as accomodation for Australian visitors, minutes of the Senior Mistresses' Regional Meeting and the Minutes of the Midlands Division, a map to Bryanston School, and a confidential letter about a controversy over childline posters.
Graham Smallbone