School on a 'programme for Tie Left' Planned

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The National Association of Labour Student Organisations has decided to, appeal to the Young Socialist; "Young Guard, and to the Wditorial Board of New Loft Review, to jointly support a summer school on problems of the left. WALSO has considerable oxperience of organising large schocls of a goneral propaganda sort, since the spectacular success of the first Kessingland Camp of 1958. That event attracted 120 young people, mainly students, and laid the basis for the ccnsiderable expansion of student interest in marxism which has been so ncticeable since that date. It is hoped that this year it will be possible to attract a larger audience to a similar camp, because the membership of Nalso has doubled since 1958 and the entire Young Socialist movement has been created since then. Also, NALSO has made very many international contacts since then.

We understand that the New Left Editorial Board has offered assistance with speakers and advertisements, and that Young Guard are actively and sympathet— ically considering the proposal, A meeting to discuss the programme of the school will tkke place in early March. It is sugsested that the Kessingland Camp, which is a well-appointed holiday camp, with a chalet accomodation for 300, and is situated right on the seashore, 4 miles from Lowestoft on the Hast Coast, should be booked for the weck boginning 7th Séptomber. iionders wuld be advised to bock that date, ecithor for the weekend or, if possible, tho whole week, Further news will appear in the Bullotin in the next two weeks.