Parliamentary Papers, Volumen 33H.M. Stationery Office, 1857 |
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... labour . ( 3. ) To make grants towards the cost of books , maps , and apparatus , upon the same terms as to other schools . ( 4. ) In order to encourage the preparation of suitable schoolmasters for employment in these institutions , to ...
... labour . ( 3. ) To make grants towards the cost of books , maps , and apparatus , upon the same terms as to other schools . ( 4. ) In order to encourage the preparation of suitable schoolmasters for employment in these institutions , to ...
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... labour ; one - half of the salaries ; and an annual capitation - grant upon every child who is provided with food as well as instruction , and who is not otherwise paid for by the Treasury . The larger and certified institutions will ...
... labour ; one - half of the salaries ; and an annual capitation - grant upon every child who is provided with food as well as instruction , and who is not otherwise paid for by the Treasury . The larger and certified institutions will ...
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... labour By other means ( specify if necessary ) The grants made by the Committee of Council , will in no case exceed the total on this side of the account , sub- ject to explanation of the items . Total · ON INSTRUCTION- Salaries Raw ...
... labour By other means ( specify if necessary ) The grants made by the Committee of Council , will in no case exceed the total on this side of the account , sub- ject to explanation of the items . Total · ON INSTRUCTION- Salaries Raw ...
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... labour " meant labour away from the school under the common kind of employers . It is this circum- stance which characterizes the Minute , and my Lords had thought that the mention of " half - time " could not fail to convey the ...
... labour " meant labour away from the school under the common kind of employers . It is this circum- stance which characterizes the Minute , and my Lords had thought that the mention of " half - time " could not fail to convey the ...
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... labour , is higher in this than in other districts . Yet the answer is not satisfactory ; for it does not appear from these returns that the school attendance in different districts varies according to the employment of labour or the ...
... labour , is higher in this than in other districts . Yet the answer is not satisfactory ; for it does not appear from these returns that the school attendance in different districts varies according to the employment of labour or the ...
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account of Pupil Amount annual apprentices arithmetic Assist atory and Grants Books boys candidates Church Church of England Committee of Council Competency Probation Date of Payment Denomination of School Diagrams district ditto Efficiency examination Excellent fair female Fixtures Geography girls Glasgow Grammar Grants Building Grants for Appa Grants for Building Grants Grants Grants to Grants Imperfect or Bad Improvements Indus industrial Inspector of Schools institution instruction July July 18 July 26 July 31 June June 16 June 28 labour lessons Liverpool Lords Lordships Majesty's Inspector Maps Mary's master Minute mistress Moderate Name and Denomination Number of Children Number of Schools parish Pensions potatoes practical practising school prizes provision account pupil-teachers Queen's scholars Queen's scholarships ratus reformatory salary school managers schoolmaster Sept Students of 2nd SUMMARY taught tificated tion atory training colleges trial Schools workhouse wurzel
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Página 547 - ... the answer to this is the same as the answer to the objection urged against the plan of retaining the scholar in the same class for all parts of his work.
Página 32 - That in all cases of application for pensions a report shall be required from the Inspector, and from the trustees and managers of the schools, as to the character and conduct of the applicants, and the manner in which the education of the pupils under their charge has been carried on. The amount of the pension shall be determined according to such report, but shall in no case exceed two-thirds of the average amount of the salary and emoluments annually received by the applicant during the period...
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Página 11 - School Management. 1. To teach a class in the presence of the Inspector. 2. To answer questions in writing on the following subjects :— n.