Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... building up Elementary and Technological Education for sixty years . It is important to notice the coincidence of the two events . The annual individual examination of elementary scholars , which increased the number of inspectors and ...
... building up Elementary and Technological Education for sixty years . It is important to notice the coincidence of the two events . The annual individual examination of elementary scholars , which increased the number of inspectors and ...
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... Building . The aim of technological educa- tion was extended in consequence of an important set of Regula- tions issued by the Board of Education in 1902. These Regulations embodied a policy from which no substantial departure has since ...
... Building . The aim of technological educa- tion was extended in consequence of an important set of Regula- tions issued by the Board of Education in 1902. These Regulations embodied a policy from which no substantial departure has since ...
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... Building and Mining , although it has fortun- ately been accomplished , was not so easy since , to mention only one reason , men of such qualifications could often obtain better paid positions in industry . It was quite impossible to ...
... Building and Mining , although it has fortun- ately been accomplished , was not so easy since , to mention only one reason , men of such qualifications could often obtain better paid positions in industry . It was quite impossible to ...
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... buildings and apparatus , of the discipline and general working , and * This account is mainly based on a much fuller account of the Inspection of Secondary Schools by the State contained in the Board's Annual Report for 1913-14 ...
... buildings and apparatus , of the discipline and general working , and * This account is mainly based on a much fuller account of the Inspection of Secondary Schools by the State contained in the Board's Annual Report for 1913-14 ...
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... buildings , as well as by the numbers of children of different ages , and the special requirements of the most advanced or the most backward children . Consequently , any general rules or directions intended to secure economical ...
... buildings , as well as by the numbers of children of different ages , and the special requirements of the most advanced or the most backward children . Consequently , any general rules or directions intended to secure economical ...
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