Education Act: 1786

== The Education Act: 1786 – 10 Cel. I c.1 ==
Be it enacted by the King's Divine Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Councils of Nobles and of Ministers, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of
the same, as follows:-
1ai)    All children between the ages of six years and fifteen years of age shall receive an education suitable to their age and ability.
1aii)   Children shall receive education free of charge until the age of sixteen.
1bi)    Article 5 of the Great Educational Reform Act: 1772 is hereby repealed.
2ai)    The national curriculum shall be reviewed by the Warden of the Red Rod under the guidance of the Council of Domestic Affairs.
2aii)   The Warden of the Red Rod shall produce a report every five years on the state of the national education service and if necessary change the national curriculum to incorporate his findings.
2aiii)  The first of these reports should be completed by the end of 1787.
2bi)    The Master of Chairs should aid the Warden of the Red Rod in the completion of the report.
2ci)    The Warden of the Red Rod must keep accurate records on the results of examinations.
2di)    The Leader of the Council of Ministers should appoint at least one minister to shadow the work of the Warden of the Red Rod.
3ai)    Article 4bii) of the Great Educational Reform Act: 1772 is hereby repealed.
3bi)    The Warden of the Red Rod shall through the Council of Domestic Affairs present a budget proposal to the Council of Finance.
4ai)    There are six grades of staff within each school, these are detailed with their functions and pay.
4bi)    Each school shall have one Head Teacher who shall be paid fifteen gold crowns.  He
will cover some lessons and manage the school.
4bii)   Each school shall have one Tertiary Teacher who shall be paid twelve gold crowns.  He
will teach students in years eleven and twelve taking their ‘A’ level’s.
4biii)  Each school shall have two Secondary Teachers each shall be paid nine gold crowns. 
They will teach years six to ten, taking children through their ‘O’ level’s.
4biv)  Each school shall have two Primary Teachers each shall be paid five gold crowns. 
They will teach years one to five, taking children through their ‘B’ level’s.
4bv)   Each school shall have one member of Ancillary Staff who shall be paid one gold crown.  She will provide clerical and classroom assistance.
4bvi)  Each school shall have one Caretaker who shall be paid one gold crown.  He shall be
responsible for maintaining the school buildings and grounds in a clean and orderly fashion.
Passed
Mr Ulm Tradanor – First Minister
For and on behalf of the Council of Ministers
Passed
His Imperial Highness, Celasin I the King of Pyrus
For and on behalf of the Council of Nobles
Signed
His Imperial Highness, Celasin I the King of Pyrus
Category:Pyrusian Statutes