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UNIVERSITY COLLEGES, Training Colleges, and

See also pages 1-7, 26, 33, 44, 47, 50, 72; [Halls of Residence] 2;
[Physical Training Colleges] 6; [Scholarships] 5, 47

MARY'S COLLEGE, King's College for Women | ST; T. GEORGE'S TRAINING

{ UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL PRACTICAL and Theoretical Train

UNIVERSITY COLLEGES, Training Colleges, and

Technical

See also pages 1-7, 26, 33, 44, 47, 50, 72; (Halls of Residence] 2;

[Physical Training Colleges] 6; [Scholarships] 47

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Keddey Fletcher-Warr Studentships
THE Senate invite applications for

the Keddey Fletcher-Warr Studentships for

The

the promotion of post-graduate research. Studentships, which are tenable normally for three years, and are of the annual value of not less than 1200, are open equally to men and women of European descent who are graduates of some British University, or have passed an examination necessary to qualify them for a Degree of some British University, but other things being equal, preference will be given to a graduate of the University of London. Applications must be received not later than January 31, 1925. Further details may be obtained on application to the ACADEMIC REGISTRAR, University of London, South Kensington, S.W. 7.

SHREWSBURY SCHOOL

A Scholarship Examination is held

annually early in March. The Scholarships are about seven in number. Candidates must be under 14 on January 1st in the year of competition. Further information can be had on application to the HEADMASTER'S SECRETARY, School House, Shrewsbury.

ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, LEATHER

HEAD. In addition to sons of living clergy elected on the Free Foundation, Supplementary Foundationers (sons of living clergy only) are received at the annual fee of 45 guineas. The School is also open to sons of Clergy or Laymen paying full fees, viz. Clergy 95 guineas, Laymen 105 guineas per annum. Day-Boys 33 guineas per annum. Modern School buildings for 240 boys. Boys prepared for the Universities, Army, and Civil Service Examinations, &c. Leaving Scholarships. One or two Albany Scholarships awarded each year. Also three Entrance Scholarships, value £45, £35, and £25 per annum. Scholarship examination for 1925 on the first Wednesday in July; entries close the last day of June. For Prospectus, &c., apply to the Headmaster, the Rev. E. A. DOWNES.

S. PETER'S SCHOOL, YORK

AN Examination for Scholarships

and Exhibitions, varying from £50 to 15, is held annually in May. General knowledge is required in preference to specialization in one subject. Exhibitions also awarded on the Common Entrance Examinations.

Further details from

S. Μ. ΤOYNE, M.A., Headmaster.

STONYHURST COLLEGE

Five Scholarships of £40

FIVEARSHIPRO ENTRANCE SCHOE

LARSHIPS of £40 a year, and ONE Exhibition of £40, will be awarded on the results of an examination to be held on June 1, 1925, and the following days. Candidates must be under 14 on the following September 1, and allowance is made for age. The subjects of examination are: (Compulsory) Latin, French, English, including History and Geography; and Elementary Mathematics. (Optional) Greek OR Additional Mathematics.

The award is made on the aggregate of marks. The Exhibition will be awarded to a candidate who shows good work in Mathematics (in both papers) and proposes to follow the full Science Course.

Applications should reach the RECTOR -from whom a more detailed syllabus may be obtained-before May 1, 1925.

SOMERVILLE COLLEGE, OXFORD

THE following Scholarships, tenable

from October, 1926, will be offered for competition in November, 1925.

A College Scholarship of £80 a year.

A Clothworkers' Scholarship of £80 a year (for intending teachers).

A Coombs Scholarship of £50 a year.

Three or more Scholarships or Exhibitions of not ess than 20 a year.

Particulars may be obtained of the VICE-PRIN

CIPAL.

STOWE SCHOOL

SIX Scholarships and TWO Bur

SARIES, open to boys under 14 on April 1, are offered for competition annually at the end of June and the beginning of July. The Scholarships vary in value from £50 to £90 per annum, according to the requirements of parents, and are awarded after an Examination in the usual subjects.

The BURSARIES, which are intended only for parents in need of assistance, are of 80 guineas per annum each, and are awarded in consideration of other qualities than those tested by examination. -Particulars and entry forms can be obtained from the HEADMASTER, Stowe School, Buckingham.

WEYMOUTH COLLEGE.

SIX SCHOLARSHIPS for CLASSICS
or MATHEMATICS.

of the value of £40 downwards, and open to boys
between twelve and fourteen,
are offered annually for
Competition.

Next Examination will be in June, 1925,
For Prospectus and other information apply to the

REMEDIAL

PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, &c.

DENMARK HILL PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE

and School of Massage. 41 Alleyn Park, London, S.E. 21. A residential London College, with good provision for Sports' practice. Preparation for the Teachers' Diploma of the Ling Association, and the Certificates of the Chartered Society of Massage, &c. Number of students limited; non-residents admitted if vacancies occur.

ANSTEY

PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE, ERDINGTON, BIRMINGHAM (SWEDISH SYSTEM),

offers complete Training for Teacher's
Diploma in Swedish Educational Gym-
nastics, Medical Gymnastics and Massage,
Dancing, Hockey, Lacrosse, Cricket,
Tennis, Net Ball, Swimming, Anatomy,
Hygiene, Physiology, Theory of Educa-
tion, &c.

Students not received under 18 years of age.
THREE YEARS' COURSE.

For Prospectus apply - The Secretary.

THE

BERGMAN ÖSTERBERG PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE, DARTFORD HEATH, ΚΕΝΤ.

(FOUNDED IN 1885.)

PRINCIPAL: MISS EVA LETT, Cambridge Med. and
Mod. Language Tripos.
VICE-PRINCIPAL: MISS MURIEL H. SPALDING, Dart-
ford and Anstey Physical Training Colleges.

The course of training covers three years, and is based upon Ling's Swedish System. The theoretical work includes Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, Theory of Games, Theory of Gymnastics, and Principles of Education. Practical training is given in Educational and Postural Gymnastics, Games, Dancing, Swimming, and Voice Production. A special course in Massage and Remedial Gymnastics is provided for those students who show aptitude for this branch of work. Students practise teaching (under the supervision of the College Staff) in London Secondary Schools and in local Secondary and Elementary Schools.

For prospectus, &c., application should be made to the PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY at the College.

T

THE INCORPORATED BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING Offices: 25 Chalcroft Road, London, S.E. 13. HE Association is an Examining Body for Teachers (Men and Women) of Physical Education, and admission to Membership is by Examination only. It holds Examinations in the Theory, Practice, and Teaching of Swedish and British Educational Gymnastics. Fencing, Elementary School Teachers' Drill Certificate. Preliminary Examination admits to Studentship, and Final Diploma Examination admits to Membership of the Association. The Final Examination Certificate is approved by the Teachers' Registration Council as satisfying the conditions for Registration in regard to attainments. Applications for qualified Teachers, or for the Syllabus of Examinations, should be made to the Secretary, Mr. T. WILLIAMS.

QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S HOUSE
PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE,
KENSINGTON GORE, S.W. 7.

Recognized by the Teachers' Registration Council.
Principals: The Misses BEAR.

EDUCATED GIRLS TRAINED as TEACHERS of Swedish Educational and Remedial Gymnastics, Games, Dancing, Swimming, Fencing, Anatomy, Physiology, &c. Preparation for Public Examinations.

BEDFORD PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLECE.

LING'S SWEDISH SYSTEM.

Principal: Miss STANSFELD.

The object of the College is to train Students to
enable them to become Teachers of Gymnastics and
Games in Schools.

The Course of Training extends over three years,
and includes the Theory and Practice Educational of
Gymnastics, Massage and Medical Gymnastics,
Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, Dancing,
Lacrosse, Lawn Tennis, Hockey, Net Ball, and
Cricket.

An educational centre like Bedford affords special
facilities for practice in Teaching and professional
coaching in Games, Swimming and Boating in the
summer. Fees: £165 per annum.

For Prospectus apply-SECRETARY, 37 Lansdowne
Road, Bedford.

THE LING ASSOCIATION

OF TEACHERS OF SWEDISH GYMNASTICS
(And Affiliated Gymnastic Societies.)
FOUNDED 1899.
Offices: 10 Mecklenburgh Square, London, W.C. 1.
for

EXAMINATIONS held

the Swedish Gymnastic Teachers' Diploma. The Association keeps a list of certificated Gymnastic and Games Mistresses, and Medical Gymnasts -and publishes "Good and Bad School Postures," 5s.; Net Ball Rules, 3d. Game of Net Ball and How to Play it, 1s.; Rounders Rules, 3d. Scandinavian Dances (Series I and II), 3d.; Music to Dances, 8 d.; Folk Dances from Many Lands, Music and Notes, 1s. All post free. For these, and Terms of Membership, Conditions of Examinations, Entrance Forms, Syllabus, &c., applications should be made to the Secretary, Miss MARY HANKINSON.

LIVERPOOL

PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE,

and Officers' Training College
for the Girl-Guide Movement

(FOUNDED 1900.)

The College is divided into two-Junior and
Senior and the Course is from 2 to 3 years.
The Swedish system is taken, also Rhythmic Exer-
cises, Dancing (all branches), Swimming, Fencing,
Sports, and Games.

Massage, Remedial Exercises,
Hospital Practice

Great opportunity for teaching and gaining
practical experience. Three gymnasiums. 18 acres
of grounds for games.

IRENE M. MARSH,
Principal.

All Persons interested in Phonetics are recom

mended to join the INTERNATIONAL

PHONETIC ASSOCIATION

Subscription, 8s. per annum. Entrance fee, 4s.
Members receive free of charge Le Maître
Phonétique, the official organ of the Association
(Editor: P. Passy, 20 Madeleine, Bourg-la-Reine,
Seine, France; Assistant Editor: D. Jones,
University College, London, W.C. 1).

New members receive in return for the Entrance
fee: The Principles of the I.P.A., What is
Phonetics? by H. E. Palmer, and La Phonétique
appliquée à l'Enseignement de la Lecture, by
P. Passy. List of other publications and prices and
back numbers of Le Maître Phonétique (from 1889)
1 on application.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGES, Training, and

Technical Schools.

See also pages 1-7, 26, 33, 44, 47, 50, 72; (Halls of Residence] 2;
[Physical Training Colleges] 6; [Scholarships] 47.

EAST LONDON COLLEGE (UNIVERSION),

OF LONDON

ARTS, SCIENCE, and ENGINEERING

FIRST YEAR MEDICAL COURSE

Composition Fee £22 2s. per annum.

Prospectus free, or Calendar post free 1s.

The London School of Dalcroze Eurhythmics,

23 STORE STREET, LONDON, W.C.1.
VISITING PRINCIPAL-EMILE JAQUES-DALCROZE (Geneva).
DIRECTOR-PERCY B. INGHAM, Β.Α.
DIRECTOR OF MUSICAL STUDIES-ERNEST READ, F.R.A.M.

THE TRAINING DEPARTMENT

is accepted by the Teachers Registration Council as satisfying the conditions of Registration in respect of Training in Teaching. The School Year begins about October ist.

Classes in Single Subjects (Rhythmic Movement, Plastic, Solfège, and Improvisation) begin January 26th.

Classes in Single Subjects are also held in many provincial

centres.

For details apply THE DALCROZE SCHOOL, 23 Store Street, London, W.C. 1.

SPANISH STUDIES

A new quarterly review for those interested in the Spanish language, literature, politics, art, &c. Specimen copy of the first number, post free, od., from the Secretary, Spanish Studies, The University, Liverpool.

Information may also be had concerning the Summer School of Spanish to be held at Santander from August 1 to 29, 1925.

OFFICIAL LIST OF

REGISTERED TEACHERS

The new edition, 1,470 pages, price £1 1s.
net, contains the names and addresses of
nearly 70,700 teachers. This includes over
350 University Teachers, 18,800 Secondary
Teachers, 8,370 Specialist Teachers, and
2,500 Private Teachers.

For the convenience of the Trade and others, Copies of this indispensable List can be obtained from

MR. WILLIAM RICE, Three Ludgate Broadway, London, E.C. 4.

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