NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LABOUR TEACHERS

The records cover the period 1926-1983, although the minutes of the Executive Committee only continue until 1965. They reflect the activities of the National Association of Labour Teachers, which acted as a pressure group and a forum for debate on educational issues through its annual conferences, regional meetings and publications. The National Association of Labour Teachers (NALT) was renamed the Socialist Educational Association (S.E.A.) in 1961. Significant studies of the work of the N.A.L.T. have been made by several researchers and copies of their dissertations are included with the records (see A/NLT/VI/14,15).

Administration A/NLT/I

Constitution A/NLT/II

Financial and Membership A/NLT/III

Correspondence A/NLT/IV

Enquiries and Campaigns A/NLT/V

Publications A/NLT/VI

Other Organisations A/NLT/VII

<p>The records complement other collections held in the Greater London Record Office of the School Board for London (SBL) and the London County Council Education Officer's Department (LCC/EO) and of other educational institutions and bodies, for example the National Education Association (A/NEA) and the London Labour Party (Acc 2417).</p>

Ac.73.41, Ac.75.85, Ac.76.81, Ac.79.28, AC.79.58, Acc1535, Acc1704, Acc1750, Acc1779, Acc1833, Acc1929, Acc1950