Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... girls . 6. As regards the reduction in size of large classes , the number of classes over 50 stood at 20,212 on 31st March , 1927 , as compared with 19,982 on 31st March , 1926 , 21,345 on 31st March , 1925 , and 24,972 on 31st March ...
... girls . 6. As regards the reduction in size of large classes , the number of classes over 50 stood at 20,212 on 31st March , 1927 , as compared with 19,982 on 31st March , 1926 , 21,345 on 31st March , 1925 , and 24,972 on 31st March ...
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... Girls ' Public Day Schools Trust and 75 were controlled by Roman Catholic Orders or Communities . 39. The number of pupils in grant - earning schools in October , 1926 , was 342,304 ( 182,282 boys and 160,022 girls ) , as compared with ...
... Girls ' Public Day Schools Trust and 75 were controlled by Roman Catholic Orders or Communities . 39. The number of pupils in grant - earning schools in October , 1926 , was 342,304 ( 182,282 boys and 160,022 girls ) , as compared with ...
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... girls who have been for at least two years under instruction in a public elementary school immediately before entering the secondary school . " 44. It should be noted that not all schools on the grant list were required to comply with ...
... girls who have been for at least two years under instruction in a public elementary school immediately before entering the secondary school . " 44. It should be noted that not all schools on the grant list were required to comply with ...
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... girls separately were as follows : Boys - Fee - payers , 21.1 ; Free pupils , 51.0 . Girls - Fee - payers , 18.3 ; Free pupils , 44.8 . So. 53. The remaining aspect of the profit derived by attendance at secondary schools which lends ...
... girls separately were as follows : Boys - Fee - payers , 21.1 ; Free pupils , 51.0 . Girls - Fee - payers , 18.3 ; Free pupils , 44.8 . So. 53. The remaining aspect of the profit derived by attendance at secondary schools which lends ...
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... girls , the corresponding figures were 3 years 9 months and 16 years 2 months , and for boys and girls together 3 years 9 months and 16 years 2 months . 4. Staffing and Size of Classes . 55. On 31st March , 1927 , there were 17,630 full ...
... girls , the corresponding figures were 3 years 9 months and 16 years 2 months , and for boys and girls together 3 years 9 months and 16 years 2 months . 4. Staffing and Size of Classes . 55. On 31st March , 1927 , there were 17,630 full ...
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