A file of correspondence, reports, and press material concerning education in the Soviet Union. The documents contain a report produced by Sir William Hayter, the British ambassador to the Soviet Union, summarising a number of reforms to Soviet education introduced at the twentieth congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union; and a copy of a textbook used to teach English in Soviet schools, including passages for children to read demonstrating how "in the capitalist countries the worker has no rights" and that "we live at a time when all roads lead to communism". The documents also discuss the view of the Soviet press that it is becoming increasingly important to teach foreign languages in Soviet schools; and the cancellation of tuition fees for students in "specialist secondary schools and higher educational establishments". Other documents include an article in the Statesman and Nation comparing British and Soviet education.