Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect of it was to postpone expenditure on the development of educa- tional facilities and the provision of sites and buildings unless exceptional circumstances rendered postponement impractic- able . The Board are now prepared to ...
... effect of it was to postpone expenditure on the development of educa- tional facilities and the provision of sites and buildings unless exceptional circumstances rendered postponement impractic- able . The Board are now prepared to ...
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... effect that the Guardians of the Poor had a statutory right to have children . for whom they are responsible educated in Public Elementary Schools without payment of fees , and secondly , the growing financial difficulties of Charitable ...
... effect that the Guardians of the Poor had a statutory right to have children . for whom they are responsible educated in Public Elementary Schools without payment of fees , and secondly , the growing financial difficulties of Charitable ...
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... effect , and it was not until thirty years later that it was replaced by the first effective Factory Act , of 1833. This Act , which provided for the appoint- ment of inspectors specially qualified for the purpose , marks the first ...
... effect , and it was not until thirty years later that it was replaced by the first effective Factory Act , of 1833. This Act , which provided for the appoint- ment of inspectors specially qualified for the purpose , marks the first ...
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... effect of these resolutions was to add to the work of the inspectors and to increase their number still further . But so far as concerns the actual inspection of schools , the position remained much the same as it had been from the ...
... effect of these resolutions was to add to the work of the inspectors and to increase their number still further . But so far as concerns the actual inspection of schools , the position remained much the same as it had been from the ...
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... effect bad , but not necessarily because it included an external examination . Indeed , the importance of a definite written test in estimating the attainments of all but the younger children is coming to be increasingly recognised in ...
... effect bad , but not necessarily because it included an external examination . Indeed , the importance of a definite written test in estimating the attainments of all but the younger children is coming to be increasingly recognised in ...
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