Davies informs Dora, "As things stand, the children are to remain at Beacon Hill School and you are to pay the annual rent of £400. You now wish for freedom to vary this decision. You contemplate the possibility of leaving Telegraph House and establishing some other school. You recognise that we declined to agree to the children going to such school, and that with regard to the rent, the only suggestion made by you and Mr. Maw was that you might find it possible to move and still pay the £400 rent, even without receiving fees for the children at the new school."

Regarding the schooling after June 1934, "Bertie is willing to leave this as an open question, on the understanding that, if when the time comes to make the decision you and he cannot agree, the decision of the settlement trustees will be accepted by both of you."