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THE CONFERENCE OF SCHOOL INSPECTORS.

THE RECOMMENDATIONS. At yesterday's meeting of the Education Board the Inspectors subTDittsd a report on the recent conference of School Inspectors. Some of the chief recommendations agreed to at the conference" were a3 foliows: — i 1. Amendments in regulations for inspectors and examination of schools —^a) Makine school year un-; ; iform throughout the colony", ali i promotions to take place at • the beginning of the school year, January , Ist. (b) Standard of exemption n,n- , der Education Act. 1904, section 142; to be Standard VI. (c) Examination for proficiency certificates to take ; place at the end of the year. 2. The consideration of the proposed rearrangement of the syllabus ! was deferred until the return of tl»e , Inspector - General from England and America. 3. Tbe medical examination of ! school children was considered de- . sirable, but the conference was not \ prepared to state the nature or ex- = tent of such examination. 4. That tbe centralisation of schools in country districts is highly . desirable, and that in a number of [ instances it could be successfully . carried out if the regulations were made more elastic and a more liberal allowance granted. 5. That the adult staff allowed by t*ie prosent scale is inadequate. ; 6. The gradual abolition of the ' present pupil teachers' system to be ' replaced by a system of education r and training of teachers. J 7. The Junior National Scholar--1 ship examination to be on linns of " Staudard VI. 8. That where possible and in orr der to promote a more thorough organisation of the pupils of each f standard, class, and to render tho teaching thereof more effectipe all such pupils in classes above Stan- ; ttard 111 should be taught in the ? same school. 9. That University Councils bo asked to arrange for extension lee- ) tures on a population basis in districts outside University centres It was resolved to consider the r Inspectors' report on the conference J at the next meeting i ======

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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11923, 1 May 1907, Page 2

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THE CONFERENCE OF SCHOOL INSPECTORS. Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11923, 1 May 1907, Page 2

THE CONFERENCE OF SCHOOL INSPECTORS. Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11923, 1 May 1907, Page 2

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