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ED 51
Files of Board of Education and successors, Technical Branch and successors correspondence with Local Education Authorities relating to the provision of further education.The records cover a wide field of local authority administration and...
ED 51
1919-1968
Files of Board of Education and successors, Technical Branch and successors correspondence with Local Education Authorities relating to the provision of further education.
The records cover a wide field of local authority administration and include the submission by authorities, prior to 1933, of annual proposals and estimates for part-time day and evening provision in schools and institutes.
The early papers (up till 1946) contain His Majesty's Inspector's interim and full inspection reports on the adequacy of provision for further education in each authority's area; problems of reorganisation; and reports on particular schools or institutions.
The files relate to English and Welsh counties and county boroughs, and the Isle of Man.
Proposals by Local Education Authorities to use their powers to maintain or extend such facilities are reflected in questions concerning grant aid, acquisition of land, attendance at evening institutes. The papers also include Local Education Authorities' Food Education Schemes for war-time cookery demonstrations provided at centres during the early war years. Many of these demonstrations were eventually discontinued due to various war-time difficulties. In all cases the original schemes only have been kept.
This series of records stems from two series of Local Education Authority files known under the titles of Area Arrangement and General, which were amalgamated in 1934 to form the current series of Further Education Local Education Authority Files - Series A.
Alphabetically by counties and county boroughs.
From 1946 all material containing His Majesty's Inspector's interim and full inspection reports on the adequacy of provision for further education in each authority's area; problems of reorganisation; and reports on particular schools or institutions was extracted to form the basis of a further addition to
The files were subjected to war-time destruction of papers and relatively few records of an early date, concerning the extension of facilities for Further Education under the provisions of the Education Act 1921, are extant.
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English
567 file(s)
Subject to 30 year closure
From 1956 when the subject matter was becoming progressively more routine, only a small sample of files has been preserved.
Records created or inherited by the Department of Education and Science, and of related...
Board of Education and successors: Technical Branch and successors: Local Education Authority Files
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