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A speech by J. D. Buchanan for the Junior Sermon. Centers on the idea of beginnings e.g. the beginning of school and civilisation. Talks about the beginning of the world in science and religion.

A sermon by J. D. Buchanan on Bernstein. Talks of the stages of man and how education is designed to help children in the first 3 stages become men. The idea of conceptualising behaviour and why we should or should not do things. Describes the difference in language between middle and lower classes and focuses on language in general.

A sermon by J. D. Buchanan discussing charity. Talks of the 19th century being driven by profit, capitalism and a Laissez-Faire attitude. Then turns his attention to the 70s and how charity has developed.

A speech by J. D. Buchanan for Remembrance day. What is the meaning of Remembrance Sunday,, how everyone becomes a historian on that day, looking back on the past and thining aout what caused the fighting and what can we learn from it. Talks of the British Empire. Handwritten notes on the back.

A speech by J. D. Buchanan for Junior Service. Talks about the queen's silver jubilee, the powers of the monarchy and the value of the monarchy for the country and commonwealth.

A speech by J. D. Buchanan for Junior Service on the theme of images. Talks about how they can be dangerous things. How advertsing uses images and how even in school houses, they may have rivalries because they have certain views about how the others are. Discusses the message of the cross and what that symbolises.

1st page appears to be missing. The speech focuses on what attitudes you should carry with you in life and some famous people to look up to. Handwritten annotations.

A speech fo Speech day 1958. It is centered upon what one can achieve at Oakham and the types of people and their excuses for why they are not performing in all aspects of school life, to their fullest. Similar to 4.1.3.2.5.

Speech for the confirmation service in 1958. Discusses growing up and being able to be independent and see truth from lie.

A speech given to the Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies, talking about helping others and how that can lead to happiness. Talks about the values of the scouting movement and what is expected from them.