...apparatus of elementary instruction unless it have a proper supply of casts and model» for drawing ; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for as u " specific subject,"1 the work to be doue, when practicable, out of school hours; tlint tho collection...

...apparatus of elementary instruction unless it have a proper supply of casts and models for drawing; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in...wood and iron be paid for as a " specific subject," the work to be done, when practicable, out of school-hours; that the collection of objects, casts,...

...elementary instruction unless it have a proper supply of casts and models for drawing ; that proficieney in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for as a " specific subject," the work to be done, when practicable, out of school-hours ; that the collection of objects, casts,...

...shall not be deemed to be provided with sufficient and suitable apparatus of elementary instruction unless it have a proper supply of casts and models for drawing ; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for aa ii " specific subject,"...

...shall not be deemed to be provided with sufficient and suitable apparatus of elementary instruction unless it have a proper supply of casts and models for drawing ; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for as a " specific subject,"...

...that the object lessons for teaching elementary science shall inclnde the subject of geography. (c) That, after reasonable notice, a school shall not...in the "use of tools for working in wood and iron he paid for as a " specific subject," arrangements being made for the work being done, so far as practicable,...

...science should include geography, so that there may be two instead of three class subjects in them ; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron should be paid for as a specific subject, arrangements being made for the work to be done as much as...

...girls' schools, they should not be made on manual work in boys' schools " (p. 524), and recommend " that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for as a specific subject " (p. 537).' This memorial has been supported by the School Boards for London, Birmingham, Gateshead,...

...instructions given to carry out the arrangements as soon as possible. The English Commissioners recommended that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron be paid for as a specific subject ; and that with regard to Ireland, that systematic instruct ion be given to primary school teachers,...

...whole time of children in labour should be raised in England and Ireland to the standard of Scotland ; that proficiency in the use of tools for working in wood and iron should be recognised as a ' specific subject ; ' that in rural schools the principles and facts of...