Oxford and working-class education
Subtitle: being the report of a joint committee of university and working-class representatives on the relation of the university to the higher education of workpeople
Contributors: Workers' Educational Association
Edition: Ed. 2, rev.
Publisher: Clarendon Press
Published: 1909
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Notes: Contains suggestions for study and reading lists.

The formation of this committee, composed of seven persons nominated by the vice-chancellor of Oxford and seven persons nominated by the executive of the Workers' educational association, grew out of a conference of working-class and educational organizations, held in the Examination school at Oxford on August 10, 1907, under the auspices of the Workers' educational association.  cf. Pref.
Table of contents: title: Educational movements particularly affecting workpeople.-  The University and colleges of Oxford: their purpose, history, and endowments.-  The oxford university extension movement.-  The demand made by workpeople for university education.-  The establishment of tutorial classes beyond the limits of the university.-  The admission of workpeople to Oxford.-  The after career of the working-class students.-  Summary of recommendations.-  Appendices.