PUBLIC EDUCATION-IRELAND. No. 44.-PRIMARY SCHOOLS. [Compiled from the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland and (from 1922) from information supplied by the Government of Northern Ireland.] (b) Northern Ireland only. (a) Allowing 10 sq. ft. for each pupil. No. 45.-TEACHERS RECEIVING PERSONAL SALARIES from the COMMISSIONERS of NATIONAL EDUCATION in IRELAND and from 1922, from the MINISTRY of EDUCATION for NORTHERN IRELAND. [Compiled from the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland and (from 1922) from information supplied by the Government of Northern Ireland.] NOTE.—Exclusive of Junior Assistant Mistresses, Workinistresses and Industrial Teachers. (a) Approximate figures only. (b) Northern Ireland only. 1 No. 46.-TRAINING COLLEGES. [Compiled from the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland and (from 1922-3) from information supplied by the Government of Northern Ireland.] (a) Inclusive of 9 Students (b) 52 (e) SESSION. YEARS (ended 1911-2 1913-4 1914-5 1915-6 1918-9 1919-20 1920-1 1921-2 1922-3 (e) 31st March). 1911-2 1912-3 1913-4 1914-5 1915-6 1916-7 1917-8 1913-9 1919-20 1920-1 1921-2 1992-3 (e) 1923-4 (6) 1924-5 (e) 1925-6(e) Training ments, and Special Expenditure on Model Schools. £ 67.642 66,944 68,387 69.220 69.466 67.771 67,921 76.459 Number of 11,376 25,817 27,008 777777777 Salaries and other Payments to Teachers and Monitors in National Schools. (f) 1923 £ 1,467,999 1,480,995 1,505,419 1,525,576 1.542,827 1,843.020 2,118,575 2,328,083 2,856,119 1,272,743 1,458,343 1,471.587 1,467,092 4 (d) 23 39 (e) Northern Ireland only. (f) Inclusive of 39 Students in training for the Ministry of Education for Northern Ireland in St. Mary's Training College, Strawberry Hill, Middlesex. Gratuities to Teachers of Ordinary and Model Schools on retiring from Service. No. 47.-EXPENDITURE for EDUCATION in IRELAND from £ 223 333 275 317 306 278 419 348 1.211 Number of Resident Students (i.e., excluding externs) Men. 562 1,596 3,400 711 530 500 464 486 466 423 425 426 410 [Furnished by the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland and (from 1922-3) from information supplied by the Government of Northern Ireland.] (a) 56 (e) 71 74 (f)96 PUBLIC EDUCATION-IRELAND. Information not available. (b) 203 (d) 264 240 254 in training for the Ministry of Education for Northern Ireland in Kildare Place Training College, Dublin. Salaries ances to Inspectors. £ 49,785 40,240 49,714 Women. (c) 25,388 (c) 25,868 (c) 26,599 (c) 25,975 660 600 727 711 713 711 711 Central lish- 717 706 £ 27,978 28,727 28,678 28,419 28,954 30,989 37,425 41,396 48,664 49.436 48.208 48,258 51,350 55,745 64,112 Information not available. (d) 43,152 (d)38,766 (d)39,897 (d)43,163 Erection, Maintenance Total. £ 48,328 47,076 62,582 69,446 56,100 17.213 16,456 14,262 16,767 30,569 50,132 43.455 26,077 (a) Exceptional increase due to alteration in system of paying teachers and also to grant of a War Bonus. (b) Includes War Bonus. TOTAL. £ 1,700,040 1,765,837 1.797,179 | 1,837,901 1,810,680 100,328 101,497 (b)2,617,790 102,500 (b)3,172,286 (a)2,106,711 (a)2,392,474 1,423,594 1,641,273 1,654,529 1,626,120 (e) Inclusive of salaries and expenses of Inspection Staff engaged on duty in Secondary and Technical Schools as well 8 in Public Elementary Schools. Separate figures for Public Elementary School Inspectors not available. (d) Inclusive of salaries and allowances to office staff, rent, rates, &c., of offices, printang, stationery. postage, &c. Separate figures for administration of Primary Education not available. (e) Northern Ireland only. (1) Public Elementary Schools from 1922-3. NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. No. 48.-ESTIMATED NUMBER of PERSONS entitled to [Compiled from the Annual Reports of the Ministry of of Health, and from information supplied (a) In this and the following Table the 1912-13 figures cover the period July, 1912, to 11th January, 1914, and the 1914 figures cover 12th January to 31st December, 1914. The later figures relate to calendar years. (b) The membership of Approved Societies from 1920 onwards represents the number of members on the books of Societies at the end of the year (including those temporarily remaining insured persons under Section 13 or Section 22 of the National Health Insurance Act, 1918, after ceasing to be employed, but excluding members who, being over 70 years of age, have ceased to pay contributions, and are not entitled to sickness and disablement benefits, but remain entitled to medical benefit). For earlier years, the number of members is based on the number of contribution cards surrendered, increased by the estimated number of members serving in H.M. Forces. Approved Societies. (b) BENEFITS, under the NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE ACTS. Health (England and Wales), and the Scottish Board by the Government of Northern Ireland.] 3,400,500 3,453,900 3,570,900 3,883,900 4,145,200 4,449,700 4,407,600 4,358,900 4,217,400 4,223,800 4,265,800 4,387,600 4,459,100 447,000 456,000 466,000 507,000 540,000 549,000 550,000 563,000 576,000 568,000 545,000 537,000 548,000 3,847,500 3,909,900 4,036,900 4,390,900 4,685,200 4,998,700 4,957,600 4,921,900 4,793,400 4,793,800 4,810,800 4,924,600 5,007,100 125,000 137,000 140,000 Women. Deposit 94,100 87,100 89,000 118,300 142,700 157,900 159,100 122,100 92.000 84,700 83,700 86,700 89,600 9.600 9,700 9,600 11,700 12,900 12,700 11,900 9,800 7,800 7,200 7,100 7,000 7,000 103,700 96,800 98,600 130,000 155,600 170,600 171,000 131.900 99,800 91.900 90,800 93,700 96,600 1,000 1,000 1,200 2,000 (c) Exempt persons were, after payment of the qualifying number of contributions, eligible for medical and sanatorium benefits from 1914 to 30th April, 1921 (31st December, 1920, in Scotland), and for medical benefit only thereafter. (d) These figures can only be regarded as approximations. (e) In compiling this total, the figures for 1913 for England have been used. |