Announcements Socialist Educational Association*

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The aims of S.E.A. are many, It must propagate the ideas of comprehensive education in the Labour Party itself and this is no mean task, Since party volicy is very often understood only in part by most members. The deeply conservative nature of many Labour L.E.A.'s means also that we must act as a pressure group at Constituency and Borough Labour Party level. In addition to these comparatively simnle tasks S.E.A. must continually be examining existing comprehensive schools, selection tests, the rival claims of heredity and environment in shaninre intelligence, effects of streaming and non-streaning and the educability of children generally. *The Socialist Educational Association is affiliated to the Labour Party and was founded from the National Association of Labour Teachers (N.A.L.T.). Address: 29 Beaumont Rise, London, N.19. NOTTINGHAM S.E,A,

The Nottinztham branch has experienced a considerable revival in the last six months. This revival derives from a Labour Government at Whitehall, the need for local initiative in the field of comprehensive education and a local secretary prepared to devote himself to this particular aspect of the struggle for socialisn. Nottingham S.E.A. Meetings for the immediate future are:- Comprehensive Schools add. the Labour Party - 15th January 1965.

7-30pm at the Peoples Hall, Heathcote Street, Nottinghan, Teachers' Salaries and the Labour Govepnment - 16th February 1965,

7-50pm at the Clinton Arms, Shakespeare Street, Nottineham, The International Trend against Streamine and Segregation - 8th March 1965.

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Did you know that there was a Nettingham branch ? This rapidly expandine organisation (twelve branches in the Midlands) is non-political and non-sectarian, It exists to promote the improvement of all forms of State Education from primary schools to universities, Anyone interested should write to:-

C.A.S.E.,

2a Mabel Grove,

West Bridgford,

Nottinchamshire,