Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 111, 2 December 1982 · scan pp. 15–16 · about 139 words

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reversed a city council decision to close their school, Croxteth parents came up against the brick wall of Keith Joseph. They were faced with either accepting defeat or physically preventing the removal of equipment in the final week of the summer, when the school was due to close.

They occupied, and immediately put out a request for unemployed, retired and part-time teachers to come to their assistance so that the school could continue to function (the regular staff had accepted transfer to another school). The response was sufficient to keep the school running.

This struggle is important employed school leaver for O and A levels on an individual or small-group basis in local authority schools and community centres.

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