Minutes of the Committee of Council on EducationThe Committee, 1851 |
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Admitted within last appears apprentices apprenticeship arithmetic assistance attached to side attainments Battersea books and apparatus candidates Catechism certificate of merit Cheltenham Church Church of England classes under master clergyman Committee of Council conducted Council on Education deficient Desks and Furniture Desks attached discipline district Ditto duties Edinburgh efficient elementary fair supply Five classes Four classes gallery geography Glasgow grammar grant Huddersfield improved infant school Inspec instruction intelligent labour last 12 months Leeds lessons Liverpool loose benches Lords Lordships lower classes Majesty's Inspectors managers Manchester Master and Mistress master's desk mistress mixed school moderate monitorial system monitors NAME Date neat number of children ordinary Attendance parallel desks parish POST TOWN Present at Examination Privy Council Office progress pupil teachers reading Roman Catholic satisfactory Schools inspected Scripture Six classes Student subjects sufficient supply of books Surrey Tabulated Reports taught teaching three pupil-teachers tion training schools training-schools wall Warrington writing
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