Report of the Committee of Council on Education (England and Wales), with Appendix, Issue 2H.M. Stationery Office, 1848 - Education |
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... Remarks on the State of Instruction . It is manifest that the state of instruction in these schools is , in general , very imperfect . Doubtless , the next few years may be expected to introduce a great improvement ; but it will be by ...
... Remarks on the State of Instruction . It is manifest that the state of instruction in these schools is , in general , very imperfect . Doubtless , the next few years may be expected to introduce a great improvement ; but it will be by ...
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... remarks I had to make on the general results of my inspection , in connexion with the review of that part of my work in which I had only general objects before me ; whereas , during the latter part of the time my attention was directed ...
... remarks I had to make on the general results of my inspection , in connexion with the review of that part of my work in which I had only general objects before me ; whereas , during the latter part of the time my attention was directed ...
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... remarks before made , in most respects , apply still ; but the instruction had improved in several respects . The master has taken great pains . The attainments of the first class are good , considering the circumstances of the school ...
... remarks before made , in most respects , apply still ; but the instruction had improved in several respects . The master has taken great pains . The attainments of the first class are good , considering the circumstances of the school ...
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... REMARKS . Adlington . - Good school - building , with two rooms and master's house , part of which is to be made into a class - room . The floor of flags , and no provision for ventilation . Adlington , Boys ' .- One in 1st class 13 ...
... REMARKS . Adlington . - Good school - building , with two rooms and master's house , part of which is to be made into a class - room . The floor of flags , and no provision for ventilation . Adlington , Boys ' .- One in 1st class 13 ...
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... REMARKS . Bickerstaffe . - An important set of schools which , together with the church and parsonage , owes its existence and support mainly to Lord Derby's liberality . Bickerstaffe , Boys ' .- 1 . In three classes . 2. Very good ...
... REMARKS . Bickerstaffe . - An important set of schools which , together with the church and parsonage , owes its existence and support mainly to Lord Derby's liberality . Bickerstaffe , Boys ' .- 1 . In three classes . 2. Very good ...
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