26 FEBRUARY 1943, page 13

Sir,—with Reference To The Article On " The Teacher's...

in your issue of February 12th, the writer implies that teachers have no real opportunity of making known their ideas as to improving the existing system of education. I cannot......

The Need For Work

Sm,—What Sir William Beveridge is trying to achieve in his Report is simply another word for national prosperity, a word, the meaning of which even the least intellectual of us......

The Teacher's Demand

Stn, — Leaving it to others to speak for the elementary schools, I would like to emphasise Miss Nesbitt's statement that all is not well with the maintained secondary schools.......

Snt,—your Correspondent, Sebastian Stafford, Asks For'the...

of the words pre-fabrication and standardisation. - Bricks, the earliest unit of building construction, are both' pre-fabricated and standardised. They were pre-fabricated......

Women And The Civil Service

SIR, —The tribute to the influence exercised by women through the vote, in your as usual excellent " News of the Week " columns in February 5th issue of The Spectator, will, I......

Wasting Workers' Time

SIR, —We have just had a radio talk by Mr. McCorquodale telling us how vital is women's work in this war. Five weeks ago the factory where I work was visited by two strapping......

The Post-war Home

Sta,—I, too, disagree with - your 'correspondent, Mrs. Carter, that pre- fabrication and standardisation are much - the same, and agree with your correspondent, Sebastian......