Three discussions on the future of Higher Education in which the speakers consider the Government's present programme of expansion and criticise the pattern that seems likely to emerge
This discussion centres on the difficulty of determining the roles of the various institutions that have grown up, and the priority that should be accorded to each. The speakers are agreed that the expansion of Higher Education as a whole must be accelerated, but they differ on the degree to which the present hierarchy of Universities, C.A.T.s, Teacher Training Colleges, and the technical colleges constitutes a coherent and acceptable system - or not.
Chairman: ELY DEVONS, Professor of Commerce, University of London
Speakers:
JOHN CHRISTIE , Principal, Jesus College, Oxford
P. F. R. VENABLES , Principal, College of Advanced Technology, Birmingham
HARRY DAVIES, Headmaster, High Pavement School, Nottingham
JOHN Vaizey, Fellow and Tutor of Worcester College, Oxford
The Teachers' Challenge: Feb.

The Twelve Labours of Herakles
A fantasia for trumpet, flugelhorn. and jazz orchestra conducted by the composer,
KENNY GRAHAM solo trumpet, KENNY BAKER
Johnny Dankworth and his Orchestra: February 27
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by Clifford Dyment, author of "The Railway Game"

'In 1923 I had a holiday. Of course, all holidays are special, but for me this one was especially special because I was returning to the place where I had spent the first four years of my life - from 1914 to 1918...'

Narrated by the author

(Second broadcast)

Director, CELIA BIZONY
Maureen Lehane (contralto)
John Shirley-Quirk (baritone) Carl Pini (violin)
Raymond Keenlyside (violin) James Christie (cello)
Celia Bizony (harpsichord)