Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 19
... average number of teachers likely to be actually employed during the year , but rather the number of teaching posts expected to be required , including usually provision for new schools to be opened during the year . No allowance is ...
... average number of teachers likely to be actually employed during the year , but rather the number of teaching posts expected to be required , including usually provision for new schools to be opened during the year . No allowance is ...
Page 26
... average leaving age of 15 years 11 months ; the latter had an average school life of 4 years 1 month and an average leaving age of 16 years 4 months . The figures for the girl leavers , of whom 17,736 were fee - paying , and 12,023 free ...
... average leaving age of 15 years 11 months ; the latter had an average school life of 4 years 1 month and an average leaving age of 16 years 4 months . The figures for the girl leavers , of whom 17,736 were fee - paying , and 12,023 free ...
Page 27
... average school life after the age of 12 shows a slight decrease , with a corresponding decrease in the average leaving age , and the proportion of pupils over 16 is still less than 10 per cent . of the whole . In the case of boys , the ...
... average school life after the age of 12 shows a slight decrease , with a corresponding decrease in the average leaving age , and the proportion of pupils over 16 is still less than 10 per cent . of the whole . In the case of boys , the ...
Page 50
... average of 1,074 boys and 928 girls , as against averages of 1,076 boys and 903 girls for a period of 55 weeks ended on 26th July , 1926. The number of vacancies notified for boys in the period ended 25th July , 1927 , was 68,395 , and ...
... average of 1,074 boys and 928 girls , as against averages of 1,076 boys and 903 girls for a period of 55 weeks ended on 26th July , 1926. The number of vacancies notified for boys in the period ended 25th July , 1927 , was 68,395 , and ...
Page 56
... had hitherto been renewed from year to year . The new rates of grant were calculated by reference to the average amounts paid to the colleges during the last two complete years . This method necessarily involved , in the case of a 56 PAGE ...
... had hitherto been renewed from year to year . The new rates of grant were calculated by reference to the average amounts paid to the colleges during the last two complete years . This method necessarily involved , in the case of a 56 PAGE ...
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