, 1912-11-23

Tory must only deal with the doctrines that ae common for
the recognized Protestant denominations IN the iNouds, and
neither in the hours allotted for religious instruction nor in the
hours allotted for other subjects must anything be taught
which aims at drawing a child away from the church to which,
by baptism, it belongs This instruction has to be given by a
teacher WHO is member OF one of tn. said denominations.
smans m- Wren there are II q school a sufficient number Of children
s15% on d&- belonging to the Roman Catholic Church, and who therefore
aT4 9 3eRs cannot take part i'll the above mentioned religious Instruction,
m9 Catholic there is to be arranged for them asepnare religious instluc-
~"A ton, winch the priests Of that church are entitled Ito take over,
free from public control, and for which, if 50 taken over, the
School Board, within the ordinary school hours allows u sufi-
cient time. If this instruction is not taken over ty the priests
the School Board entrusts it. after consultation with the priest
concerned, to " member OF the said church, and the Instruction
is then given under public control
t EssnPss When a written application to that effect is given in to the
dance at mi School Board and reasonable grounds are adduced, q pupil OF
S"ot Ga the communal schools can be exempted from q tending the IN
strnction IN religion, but in that case must be occupied in some
other way during the hours allotted for the sand instruction.
Plan 9fn- Otherwise, all fuller rules concerning the instruction. its
'00'"" extent aud purpose Tor each individual class, sh"lIbe gwen ina
Plan Of instruction, which, IS soon as sufficient experience has
ng ~ "f fHe se1o of ihs results alt; "at the 5ss g.,s ID a,T Isl. is 10 be drawn
Time table A Time Table is to be drawn up for each school and class
by the School Director, in accordance with the Plan Of Instruc-
ton aud after d proposal from the teacher concerned.
Holding of There shall be held in the town schools in The month of
examinations Marcel, in the country schools in the end of August or begin
nn$ Of September a " Pubic examination, which N'o be con
teacher concerned who himself examines the pupils ; how
ever, that the School Director either through the teacher Or
directly, puts any questions for which there may be occasion,
and the principal teacher Of the school o. class examines those
pupils who are instructed by assistants who nave n' been at
least two years in the service.
ppun,bn, Promotion from a lower to higher class shall as a ,uo
and me take place after the examination, likewise the writing off Of
nations children who have fulfilled the conditions for it shall take place
on the san occasion.
r<4rt,.a.p. For those pupils who can be written oft at the end Of the
N@"~ utl-N 6l NuSu III e&d blJdlOu b HSu, thGit 01A =" 'ISHH
examinations, one for the schools n the eastern part q the IS
land and one Tor The schools III the western part. The teach
~ and the pupils to be written If are bound to attend at the
p!uce and time fixed by the School Board for the purpose.
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TO teaching The instruction is given by
san in gene T. Permanently appointed teches(male and fema't {, whose
number in u town school shall tqml hlf the number of the
a. FTaE classes, when the half is i whole number, otherwise the half
pointed round ted off doNnWards to q whole number, and Of whom ore
""|" shall be the First Teacher Of the school and OF the district
while for each country schoo, fiji has ut least 40 prphs, there
shall lie a permanently appointed teacher, who IS the Fr~t
Teacher OF the school and district. III the town schoefa tbo
numbers of The male and female teachers shall be IS nearly as
possible equal.
b Provision b Provisional teachers, in the town schools appointed for
al teachers a single class if the number of The classes is uneyep5 IN the
country schools, appointed as First Teacher OF the school and
district for schools having less than o. about ~ pupils
c Sewing {. Sewing teachers IN the country schools, Wmch teachers,
teachers besides instucting The girls sin nede-wo1k, Shal SIN oMe
or two divisions of the younger pupils IN the ordinary school
Subjects
d Assistant d. Assistant teachers (mle or femaIe) appointed IN The
teachers country schools when the number Of the pupils requires il.
e Teachers Q. Teachers (male or female by the hour, who teach IN a
by the hour school Q class one . more of the subjects which cahno' be
properly taught by the other teacher Or teachers
, Monitors f. Monitors, who, under The daily guidance 0 the teacher
concerned, take part in the instruction of the pupils, and Nho
thereby practically, and at the same time Theoretically, o q
plan 10 be proposed by the School Board and confirmed by the
Government, work towards their own training 70 become
teachers,
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The teaching The number Of the permanently appointed teachers IS IN
Town Town 4b" ~t accordance with % q, in the Chustlansted town school T.
namely 2 male teachers and 2 female teachers, III fedefIkSt
town school 2 male teachers and ne female teacher; for the
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