PUBLIC EDUCATION-ENGLAND AND WALES. LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITIES (HIGHER EDUCATION). (c) Includes receipts from : (1) Board of Education in respect of Juvenile Unemployment Centres; (ii) Ministry of Munitions-Munitions Classes: (ii) War Office in respect of Military Occupation: (iv) Ministry of Labour and Ministry of Pensions-Classes for disabled soldiers and sailors. (d) Includes expenditure on sundry services in respect of which repayments are made by various Government Departments. No. 40.-PRIMARY, INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. (For fuller explanation of the Statistics reference should be made to the "Annual Reports of the Committee of Council on Education in Scotland.") Intermediate. 1919 3,163 196 56 3,415 1,071,603 3,456 951,985 75,557 109,297 6,638 710,365 885,537 71,432 105,302 6,341 707,980 888,634 71,005 107,452 6,971 694,138 875,076 71,600 106.814 11,659 673,124 870,067 179,814 11,826 654,567 177,296 11,983 660,481 868,722 Primary. Intermediate: (I) Primary Depts. (II) intermediate Depts. Secondary: (I) Preparatory Depts. (II) Secondary Depts. Special. Side. PUBLIC EDUCATION-SCOTLAND. PUBLIC EDUCATION-SCOTLAND. 17.744 14,355 18,052 3 28855 Females. 158 3 107 110 489 72 61 3 57 32 Total. Males. Females. Total. Males. Females. Total. 571 1,470 2,041 484 521 1,342 | 1,831 1924 (e) included under "Primary" Schools. (a) Higher Grade Schools providing a five years' course of instruction are now graded as Secondary Schools. The figures relating to Special Schools were formerly (b) In addition to the numbers of teachers given below, there were a certain number employed part-time in various schools. (c) The figures applicable to accommodation represent the effective accommodation as calculated by Education Authorities and other Managers. (d) The numbers after the year 1922 are increased by the inclusion of those of Special Classes attached to ordinary Schools. a full period of five years. (e) The figures given under " Secondary" include some schools conducted under the Secondary Schools (Scotland) Regulations, 1923, whose approved curricula do not cover (f) The numbers of teachers given below include a few teachers in Side Schools. (a) These figures are inclusive of students who made less than 10 hours attendance in any subject (or course) separately registered. Those for previous sessions are exclusive of such students. BRANCHES OF EXPENDITURE No. 43.-EXPENDITURE FROM PARLIAMENTARY 1911-2. 1912-3. 1913-4. 1914-5. 1915-6. 1916–7. 1917-8. 1918-9. Grants for Examination and Attend- Fee Grants for Day Scholars § 67, Education (Scotland) Act, Aid Grants to Voluntary Schools General Aid Grant Grants for Training Teachers Inspection Grants for Assistance towards the of Examination of Accounts of (a) The figures given for years prior to 1912-13 refer to expenditure on account of "Pensions and Gratuities to Teachers." (b) Under the Education (Scotland) Act, 1918, the system of Grants was altered. 23,035 23,769 24,921 Discount on Army Huts purchased for Educational purposes. Royal Scottish Museum. Deduct Appropriations in Aid. 60366 D 2 |