TABLE B.

NUMBER OF PUPILS on the ROLL of WELSH INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS

in the several COUNTIES and COUNTY BOROUGHS in the

last three Years (1920-21, 1921-22, and 1922-23).

County or County Borough.

Boys. Girls. Total. Boys. Girls. Total. Boys. Girls. Total.

Anglesey

Brecon
Cardigan
Carmarthen

364 324 688 404
358 423 781 361

Carnarvon
Denbigh
Flint

Glamorgan
Merioneth

341 745 418 320 738 461 822 370 420 790 526 674 1,200 521 665 1,186 524 604 1,128 952 1,154 2,106 1,087 1,217 2,304 1,130 1,146 2,276 897 1,038 1,935 1,001 1,109 2,110 1,042 1,025 2,067 911 890 1,801 991 892 1,883 988 820 1,808 520 530 1,050 525 564 1,089 568 543 1,111 2,716 3,216 5,932 3,008 3,370 6,378 3,125 3,299 6,424

540 595 1,135

553 577 1,130
545 1,145 1,690

550 567 1,117 548 1,150 1,698 424 448 872 633 682 1,315

Merthyr Tydfil

194 231

Newport

Swansea

425 203 227 430 196 195 391 319 252 571

360 413 773 399 420 819 399 440 839

330 253 583 337 274! 611

10,581 12,568 23,149 11,467 13,022 24,489 11,795 12,492 24,287,

The total numbers of boarders in the three years shown above were 533, 534, and 522 respectively.

TABLE C.

BENEFITS RECEIVED BY PUPILS IN THE FORM OF EXEMPTIONS FROM TUITION FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AUGMENTATIONS, BURSARIES, AND MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES.

(a) for boys (b) for girls

IV.-OTHER

CHARITABLE
FUNDS.

Scholarships :-
(a) for boys
(b) for girls

Augmentations:-
(a) for boys
(b) for girls

Bursaries :

(a) for boys (b) for girls

172,287 10 6 18 2,553 0 0 11 2,786 0 0

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TABLE C.-continued.

BENEFITS RECEIVED BY PUPILS IN THE FORM OF EXEMPTIONS FROM TUITION FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AUGMENTATIONS, BURSARIES, AND MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES

N.B.-Some addition to the salary, in the form of board and residence, is provided in the case of 5 Head Masters, 2 Head Mistresses, 3 Assistant Masters, and 21 Assistant Mistresses.

AMOUNT PRODUCED IN EACH

TABLE E.

COUNTY AND COUNTY BOROUGH BY THE d. RATE LEVIED UNDER THE WELSH INTERMEDIATE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION ACT, 1889.

Note. The rate levied under the above Act (commonly known as "the Welsh Act") is distinct from, and in addition to, any rate levied by a Local Education Authority, under Part II. of the Education Act, 1902, for the purposes of Higher Education.