Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1915 - Bills, Legislative |
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... head the premises of a number of important institutions within the administration of the Board were taken either wholly or in part by the 1st of November 1914. These included 33 Elementary , 10 Secondary and 4 Technical Schools ; 7 ...
... head the premises of a number of important institutions within the administration of the Board were taken either wholly or in part by the 1st of November 1914. These included 33 Elementary , 10 Secondary and 4 Technical Schools ; 7 ...
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... head- masters of Public Schools how far they are of opinion that it is desirable that the inspection of Public Schools by an Educational Board should be general , and how far they would themselves be willing to come under it . The ...
... head- masters of Public Schools how far they are of opinion that it is desirable that the inspection of Public Schools by an Educational Board should be general , and how far they would themselves be willing to come under it . The ...
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... Head- mistress , it would be , perhaps , too much to call it an ordeal , but it is certainly a period of considerable strain , though , if things go well , or even moderately well , it may also provide stimulus and encouragement . To ...
... Head- mistress , it would be , perhaps , too much to call it an ordeal , but it is certainly a period of considerable strain , though , if things go well , or even moderately well , it may also provide stimulus and encouragement . To ...
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... Head Teachers of Elemen- tary Schools ; one was an Assistant Teacher in an Elementary School , one held the post of Organiser of Handicraft under a large Local Education Authority , and another was Head- master of a Secondary School ...
... Head Teachers of Elemen- tary Schools ; one was an Assistant Teacher in an Elementary School , one held the post of Organiser of Handicraft under a large Local Education Authority , and another was Head- master of a Secondary School ...
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... Head Teachers . 126. It further appeared to the Board to be no longer necessary that the Code should contemplate the recognition of an Uncertificated Teacher as Head Teacher of a school or department with an average attendance of not ...
... Head Teachers . 126. It further appeared to the Board to be no longer necessary that the Code should contemplate the recognition of an Uncertificated Teacher as Head Teacher of a school or department with an average attendance of not ...
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