Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... allowed no scope for variety as between school and school , that the standard it prescribed was below what the more intelligent children could achieve , that its results were minutely and unreasonably related to the Government grant ...
... allowed no scope for variety as between school and school , that the standard it prescribed was below what the more intelligent children could achieve , that its results were minutely and unreasonably related to the Government grant ...
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... allowed by the law to leave school on their fourteenth birthdays ( to say nothing of exemptions before that date ) , little could be done in the way of systematic instruction either of the class or of the individual child in this last ...
... allowed by the law to leave school on their fourteenth birthdays ( to say nothing of exemptions before that date ) , little could be done in the way of systematic instruction either of the class or of the individual child in this last ...
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... allowed to leave at intervals sufficient to prevent any real grievance to the parents , the law would be generally observed , and magistrates would deal strictly with the few cases that need then be brought before them . 117. To these ...
... allowed to leave at intervals sufficient to prevent any real grievance to the parents , the law would be generally observed , and magistrates would deal strictly with the few cases that need then be brought before them . 117. To these ...
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... allowed to write , and this he does partly as a test of his having learnt , and partly as a help to memory . Nothing can be fully learnt until it has been both correctly spoken and correctly written . There is a continual interchange of ...
... allowed to write , and this he does partly as a test of his having learnt , and partly as a help to memory . Nothing can be fully learnt until it has been both correctly spoken and correctly written . There is a continual interchange of ...
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... allowed , at the discretion of the Examining Bodies , to offer two subjects from the group selected and a third subject from another group . ( e ) That in those examinations in which four subjects are required ( three within a group and ...
... allowed , at the discretion of the Examining Bodies , to offer two subjects from the group selected and a third subject from another group . ( e ) That in those examinations in which four subjects are required ( three within a group and ...
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