Crisis in Primary Schools

1947 to 1962

four mentions

over 15 years

There seems a real danger of shortage among women teachers, and a real danger of Crisis in Our Primary Schools.

_{Orders Of The Day — Education}

Mr. R. A. Butler - July 31, 1947

Far greater efforts are needed to increase the supply of teachers, both to avert what may well be a grave Crisis in the Primary Schools in the coming year and to implement the Crowther Report on secondary education.

_{Debate On The Address}

Mr. Hugh Gaitskell - Nov. 1, 1960

I mentioned earlier the coming Crisis in Primary Schools.

_{Orders Of The Day — Education}

Dr. King - May 17, 1962

There is the immediate Crisis in Primary Schools, the forthcoming crisis in secondary schools, and the crisis which is now upon us - because the post-war bulge is now reaching university level - in the universities.

_{Orders Of The Day — Education}

Mrs. White - May 17, 1962

1980 to 1997

two mentions

over 17 years

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In addition, we must face up to the mounting Crisis in Primary Schools, where children are mostvulnerable to the problems of poor nutrition if they do not get proper meals.

_{Orders Of The Day — School Meals}

Mr. John Home Robertson - Aug. 4, 1980

When Ministers deal with the White Paper that they are to publish, they will have to address the present Crisis in Our Primary Schools.

_{Transitional Arrangements For Existing Assisted Pupils}

Mr. Rowlands - June 10, 1997