The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

THE REVISED CODE.

An official document was issued on Saturd,,
which shows the charge, proposed to he intro(!rcer-±
into the Revised Co-2e or ran Committer of Ccanci:
on Edn,ation as last printed. The parts printed in
brackets are changes introduced since the varounce-
ment made in the House of Commons on the 28th of
March :
" ARTICLES PROPOSED IN PLACE OF ARTICLES 40-48,
BOTH NUMBERS INCLUSIVE.
" [4O. The managers of schools may claim at the end of
each year, defined by Article 17 :—(a. The sum of 48. per
scholar according to the average number in attendance
throughout the year at the morning and afternoon meet-
ings of their school, and 2s. 6d, per saholar according to the
average number in attendance throughout the year at the
evening meetings of the school. (b) For every scholar who
has attended more thin 200 morning or afternoon meetings
of their school] :-1. If more than six years of age [Bs.],
subject to examination (Article 48, infra.) 2. If under six
years of age [6s. 6d.], subject to a report by the inspector
that such children are instructed suitably to their age, and
in a manner not to interfere with the instruction of the
older children. [(c.) For every scholar who has attended
more than 24 evening meetings of their school 55., subject
to examination (Article 48, infra).]
" [4l. Attendance at a morning or afternoon meeting
may not be reckoned for any scholar who has been under
instruction less than two hours, nor attendance at an even-
ing meeting for any scholar who has been under instruc-
tion less than one hour and a half.]
" [42. Evening attendances may not be reckoned with
morning or afternoon attendances in making up the pre-
scribed minimum of 200 or 24 attendances.]
"43. Evening attendances may not be reckoned for any
scholar under 12 years of age.

" [44.] Every scholar [attending more than 200 times in
the morning or afternoon for whom Bs. is claimed] forfeits
[2s. Bd.] for failure to satisfy the inspector in reading
[2s. Bd.] in writing, [and 2s. 3d.] in arithmetic [(Article
48, infra).]
" [45.] Every scholar [attending more than 24 times in
the evening for whom ss. is claimed] forfeits [ls. Bd.] for
failure to satisfy the inspector in reading, [is. Bd.] in writ-
ing, and [ls. Bd.] in arithmetic (Article 48, infra)
" [46.] Every scholar for whom the grants dependent
upon examination are claimed must be examined according
to one of the following standards, and must not be pre-
sented for examination twice according to the same or a
lower standard.]
" [47. Under any lialf-Time Act, 100 attendances
qualify scholars for the grant :—(a.) Upon examination.
(b.) Without examination, after they have passed according
to the highest standard, but continue to attend school
under the Act.]

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