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Libraries & Archives The Gmernmen, Standard xent Education Committee

On the 6th day of August, 1913.

London :

CHARLES & DIBLE, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, RSON STREET, SOUTHWARK, S.E., & 10, PATERNOSTER SQUARE, E.C. KENT- COUNTY COUNCIL.

KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE.

Mr. W. W. BERRY, Chairman.

Mr. 0. E, d'AVIGDOR-GOLDSMID, Vice-Chairman.

BAKER, A. J. MARSHAM, G. BARKER, W. COBBETT. MITCHELL, J. LAWRENCE BROWN, SYDNEY *NORTHBOURNE, The Right Hon. LORD COBB, F. B. PALMER, V. T. DAMPIER COLLET, Sir MARK E., Barb. PAYNE, H. CORNWALLIS, F. S. W., Chairman PENFOLD, Col. S. of County Council. PILLMAN, J. C. DARNLEY, The Right Hon, The EARL of PLUMPTRE, H. F. *DONNELLY, J. RADCLIFFE, W. 'EDGAR, C. B. SACKVILLE, The Right Hon. LORD *EVANS, J. SLADEN, Col. *GALPIN, Rev. Canon *SPOONER, The Ven. Archdeacon HANNEN, The Hon. H. A. ' SPOOR, J. L. *HEDGES, A. P. TAPP, A. W. HUSSEY, E. W. (ex-officio), Chairman of TUFF, C. County Finance Committee. VAUGFiAN, E. IGGLESDEN, C. VINSON, A. *LEE, H. WAKELEY, R. M. *LOWRY, C. *WATTS, H. T. *MANN, Mrs. J. S. *WIGAN, Miss E. J.

* Not members of the Council.

OrFICES; CAXTON HOUSE, WESTMINSTER, S.W.

Official Staff.

FRAS. W. CROOK, B.A...... Secretary. CHUL, HARRISON, M.A., LL:B. Principal Assistant Secretary J. C. G. THOMPSON ... Financial Secretary, W. T. H. WALSH, M.A...... Assistant Secretary. E. CORBRIDGE ... Stores Superintendent. J• H. WARD, A.S.A.A...... Accountant. E. S. DAVIES, M.A...... Inspector (Higher Education). W. H. ROB[NSON, M.S.A.; M.R.San.I. Architect and Surveyor. P. J. FROST, M.A. Inspector (Elementary Education

T*B UNION OF LONDON AND SMITHS BANK LIMITED Treasure".

(Account at Victoria Street Branch.) ATOTE,-This Report is divided into five parts :-

I. General (p. 65) ; IT. Finance (p. 65) ; III. Higher Education (p. 70) ;. IV. Elementary Education (p. 75) ; V. Stores (p. 83).

KENT COUNTY COUNCIL.

Forty-third Report

OF THE KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE

to be presented to the Council at its Meeting on the 6th day of August, I913.

I.-GENERAL.

County Council Representatives. FOLKESTONE EDUCATION COMMITTEE .--The Committee recommend the County Council to recommend Col. Penfold for re-appointment by the Borough Council of Folkestone as a member of the Folkestone Education Committee. .5 GRAVESEND EDUCATION COMMITTEE.-The Committee recommend the Conntv Council to recommend Mrs. Ernestine E. Wilks, of " Kenmore," Old Road, Gravesend, and Mr. 7.'hoinas Rhodes, C.C., for re-appointment by the Borough Council of Gravesend as members of the Gravesend Education Committee. SOUTHLANDS HOSPITAL.-The Committee recommend the appointment by the 10 Council of Mr. H. C. Leney, as a Representative Trustee of this Charity. The appointment is for a term of four years, made at a meeting convened and held according to the ordinary practice of the appointing body, or in case of need or doubt, according to rules made or approved by the Charity Coinmissioners. The Chairman of the meeting shall forthwith cause the name of the person appointed to 15 be notified to the Trustees or their Clerk or Secretary. The pe-i•son ahl)oi.uted need not be a member of the appointing body. TUNBRIDGE WELLS EDUCATION COMMITTEE.-The Committee recommend the County Council to recommend Mr. T. Houghton Watson, B.A., for re-appointment by the Town Council on the Borough Education Committee. 20 Offices. The Committee, having been informed that the new County Offices will be ready for occupation by the Committee in the beginning of September next, have decided not to exercise the option obtained by them for the extension of the lease of their present Offices to half-quarter day in November, 1913. 25

IL-FINANCE.

Section 18 (1) (a) of the Education Act, 1902. In Appendix 1, page 86, is shown a schedule of amounts chargeable on various districts in respect of Higher Education Loan Charges, under Section 18 (1) (a) of the. Education Act, 1902, and the Committee recommend that in each case the 30 charge be borne by the parish or arishes as shown in the Appendix 28/7/13 P . 43rd Report. 66

Section 18 (1) (c) and (d) of the Education -.iiict, 1902. Committee submit in Appendix 2, pages 87 to 93, a Schediil - of Amounts of Loan Charges, Capital Expenditure and Rent in respect of Elemer tary Education chargeable 'to School Districts under Section 18 (1) (c) and (cl) e the Education Act, 1902, and recommend that in each of the cases shown the c: rge 5 be borne by the parish or parishes respectively concerned, such charges to ,-,ver the portion (if any) of Establishment Charges which must be levied ^_. the respective districts.

Section 14 (2) of the Education (Administrative Provisions) Act, 907. The Committee submit in Appendix 3, page 94, a statement of amount- ,,711icl,10 they recommend should he recovered from. the respective parishes in co_ nXion with expenres incurred by the Committee in providing means of convey^, ;^e for teachers or children; attending public elementary schools.

Expenditure. ELEMENTARY AND HIGHER EDUCATION.-The Committee submit in Appeit '.1x 13, 15 pages 117 and 118, their Returns of Expenditure on Maintenance Account ',)r die quarter ended 30th June, 1913. The expenditure in respect of Elen-rent•ary Education arnounted to £74,57:; Is. V. as against an amount available of 3,74,060, and in the case of Higher Eci :cation the expenditure was £29,889 lls. Od. as against an amount available of £.31.291). 20 With reference to t4e.expeiiditure in connexion with Elementary Ed::catiofi which:is S,513 4s. 4d. in excess of the estimate, it may be mentioned that part, of this difference is amounted for by the fact that steps have been taken to expedite the payment of charges in , connexion voth rates and gas and water accounts It is possible that the over-ex.penditure in this respect will be adjusted in siibsequent 25 qtfa:trters,ancl in.t4e same way it is expected that the excess expenditure under other heads of account will be counter-balanced by decreased expenditure during subsequent quarters of the year. 'CAPITAL ExPENDITURE.-The -Committee submit, in Appendix 13, pages 122, to 127,-a return of expenditure in connexion with Special Votes and Loans during the 30 quarter ended 30th June, 1€113, under -the heads of botli Elementaz•y aaid Higher 'Education. , GENERAL.-The Committee recommend that they be empowered to spend during the qu4rter ending 31st December, 1913, any amounts unexpended in the previous quarter under-the various heads, including the amounts then brought forward. 35

Estimates-Maintenance. ELEMIINTAItY ;EDUCATI0ON.-The I Committee submit i it Appendix 113, page 117, =linder the head of Elementary Education, their estimate of expenditure for the quarter ending 31st December, 1913, amounting to £80,455. 1ilQxE.R EDUCATION.-The Committee submit in Appendix 13, page 118, iulcler 40 the head of I3igher- Education, an estitnate of their expenditure for the quarter endIng:.31et Dece1pber, 1913, amounting to £37,360.

Estimates-Capital. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.-The Committee submit in Appendix 13, page 119, a statement of cases in which they are asking the County Finance Committee to 45 recommend the Council to raise loans. With reference to the supplemental loan of £350 for the erection of a Cleansing Station in connexion with the '.CONBRIDCIE, SUSSEX ROAD Boys COUNCIL SCHOOL, it n1<<, V ,b.^_.4ecessary at a later date to apply for a further loan, as.it has been suggested t(lat, it might be convenient to add a Clinic to this station. 50 2sj7jis 67 43rd Repo`r.t.

As regards ,'the special vote for which the Committee are asking in connexion with drainage works at Wye, the Committee gave instructions for this work to be Proceeded with in anticipation of the sanction of the County Council, the matter being one of extreme urgency, owing to the discontinuance by the Local Sanitary Autfiority of their practice of clearing out the cesspits. 5 The Committee also show in the same Appendix, page 120, an estimate of their requirements in respect of Capital Expenditure in connexion with which they do not recommend the raising of a loan. As regards t',e suggested loan for iznt_,rove- lnents to. offices at WESTWELL COUNCIL SCHOOL, the approval of the Board of Educatio nn haa not yet been received to the plans of this work, but inasmuch as it is azvatter of 10 saaitation, the itern has been included in anticipation of the Board's approval. HIGHER EDUCATION.-The Committee submit in Appendix 13, page 121, similar estimates in respect of Higher Education. '->upplemental Loans are required, it will be noticed; in connexion with the ;gection-of the new T ECHNICAL INSTITUTE at Ashford, the erection of the Boys' SCHOOL 15 at De!VER, and the erection of the GIRLS' SCHOOL at ToVBRIDGE. In the cases of tlahfo:A and 'Dover, the cost will be inet by levying a special rate on the locality, while two=thirds of the charges will be recovered from the locality in the case of T6-librd ge. A loan is also being recommended in connexion with the purcliase of the 20 premises now used for the DOVER COUNTY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Two-thirds of thlb cost will in accordance with the Committee's usual practice, be recovered from the looality. loan of £500 sanctioned by the County Council last November for. the, .Eree tion of additional Workshops at the ERITH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE is not sufficient, 25 and_,the Council are asked, instead, to sanction a loan of M0. Here agaiii, the cost will be recovered from the locality, but in order to enable the Council to borrow tills ir1o11.ey it,is necessary that an arrangement should be made with the Urban District Council to secure for the County Council some certainty as to tenure. At the ;present-moment the lease of the Institute can be terminated at three moiiths' notice. 30 and consequently the sanction of the Local Government Board could not, be obtained to the raising of -a loan for the erection of these Workshops. The Committee are in communication with the Urban District Council of Erith with a view to removing tlris difficulty in the way of raising a loan and recommend that the seal of the Cbuncil be affixed to any necessary document after approval by the Clerk of the 35 CotuiWCouncil. As 'to !the suggested loan in connexion with the levelling of the proposed Plying fields at Dover and the erection of a pavilion, &c., this expenditure, so far aeiit is in respect of the Boys' ScxooL, will be recovered by means of a special rate, and two-thirds of that portion of the expenditure which is properly attributable to 40 t1?e;C'TIRLS' SCHOOL will also be recovered from the locality. It is recommended that t^ ^expenditure be charged as to. two-thirds to the Boys' School and as to one-third to the Girls' School. With regard to the capital expenditure in connexion with which the Committee do not recommend the raising of a loan, the item of £58, for the provision of a Cycle 45 Shed at the BROMLEY COUNTY SCHOOL FOR Boys , will be recovered by a special rate on ^he 'Borough of Bromley. Higher Education. THE RATING IiIMIT.-The Committee understand that the full produce of the lid-Higher Education Rates to be raised during the year commencing 1(,)th February, 50 1113, and ending 18th February, 1914, will, with the special rates to be -raised during such year under Section 18 (1) (a) of the Education Act, 1902, exceed the permitted limit of 2d. in the pound, after making the necessary allowance of 5 per cent. for the cost of collection, by the amount of £1,530. ^8/7/13 43rd^Report. 68

The Committee believe that, .when the County Council agreed to a full rate of 2d. being levied in respect of Higher Education, there was no, 'intention that the amount of that rate- should be limited either by the amount of the SpecWl Rates levied under Section 18 (1) (a) of the Education Act, 1902, or by the -arbitrary deduction of 5 per cent. for loss on collection, which has been imposed by an order of the rJ Local Government Board: Unless their work is to be unduly hampered it is essential that the Committee should have at their disposal the full ainount which Would be produced by a rate of- 2d., in the pound, and they accordingly recommend that the County Council appl-^- to the Local Government Board for their consent to the Council exceeding the lin^ 1 t) referred to by the amount of £1,530 for the year in question, and also recommeiu,: that the County Council ask for the.Boai•d's consent, with regard to future years, i the Council raising by Higher Education Rates a suni equal to the full produce of General County 2d. Rate, irrespective of the amounts raised by Special Rates and the prescribed deduction of 5 per cent. for loss on collection. 15

BECK ENHAM.-Proposed County School for Girls.-Penge Contribution. -'1';e Committee in their Forty-first (Special) Report, submitted to the County Council &a their meeting on the 12th March, 1913, stated that they were approaching the Pe^i;e Urban District Council with. a view to obtaining from them a contribution towards 20 the annual loan charges to be incurred in respect of the suggested County School for. Girls at Beckenham. Representatives of the Committee have met representatives of the Penge Ul-ball District Council and they have agreed as follows:- That Penge shall pay £175 per annum towards the loan charges in connexion 225 with the proposed new County School for Girls at Beckenham on condition that accommodation is provided for a total of 200 pupils, and that 50 places are available for fee-paying pupils, scholarship pupils, and free place pupils from Penge. The Committee recommend that the Seal of the County Council be affixed to an 30 4 Agreement between the Kent County Council and the Penge Urban District Council on these lines after it has been approved by the Clerk of the County Lou'ncil.

BROMi,EY.-In view of the fact that the Agreements between the County Council and the Bromley Borough Council expire on the 31 st July, 1913, the Committee have 35 decided that no further Agreement with the Borough Council should be entered into, but that, if necessary, they should enter into a formal lease for the occupation of the various buildings held.from the Corporation for purposes of. Higher Education, and that in the event of rent ;being required in respect of any of the prelilises, tile amount should be recovered from. the locality by means of a special rate. The Committee have conferred with Representatives of the Bromley Borough 4^^ Council, and it has been arranged that a lease of the buildings held from the Borough Council shall be prepared. It is recommended that the seal of the County Council be affixed to the documents after they have been approved by the Clerk of the County Council. 45 CHATHAM.-Scholarships for Day Technical Classes.-The Chatham Borough Council have notified the Committee that they wish to provide 20 Scholarships annually, tenable for two years, with a possible extension for a third year, at Day Technical Classes. The Committee consider that .,the scholarships would greatly assist the work of Further Education in the district, and as there is no available 50 69 43rd Report. balance of the local penny rate they recommend that the cost of these scholarships be met by the levy of a special rate on the district., The Borough Council have expressed their approval of this proposal. SEVEN oAr.s.-Proposed Building for Special Subjects and Further Education..- The Committee have had under consideration the question of the provision of 5 a,ecomniodation suitable for Special. -Subjects .( Elementary Education) and for Classes for Further Education, and at a conference between Representatives of the Com- mittee and Representatives of the Sevenoaks Urban District Council the-following arrangement was arrived at:- J). The Committee to erect on the sife opposite the Free Library a building 1O for Special Subjects and Fui•tl>cr Education, the estimated cost of the Scheme not to exceed £4,000. (2) The Urban District Council not to require the building to be set back more tharl ten feet from " The 1) rive," and (3) The Urban District Council to contribute three-fourths of the loan charges 15 in respect of the Elementary Education Loan involved, and froin the product of the Id. rate available for Higher Education a surn which with the three-fourths of Elementary Loan Charge would amount to £260, the amount of this contribution to be dependent on the cost not exceeding ^4,000. 20 These proposals are subject, of course, to confirmation by the Sevenoaks Urban District Council, and are also subject to the amount to be contributed out of the local Id. rate being calculated on the assumption that all the loans will be repayable on the annuity system. In all probability the loans raised in connexion with that part of the building chargeable to Elementary Education will be repayable oil the instalment system, i.e., the payment of a fixed annual instalment of principal, together with interest on the balance, and under proposal (3) as set out above, this would involve a fluctuating contribution out of the local ld. rate towards the cost chargeable to Higher Education. 1 t is understood that this arrangement is acceptable to the Sevenoaks Urban District Council. Iil the event of an agreement 30 being arrived at on the above mentioned lines, the Committee recommend that the seal of the Council be affixed to any necessary document after its approval by the .Clerk of the County Council.

Audit, 1911-12. The Committee have received a copy of the Auditor's Report on their accounts 35 for the year ended. 31st March, 1912. With regard to the points raised, there does not appear to be any reason why the proposal of the Auditor as to a transfer being made in respect of fees due from the Education Committee on account of prosecutions should not be adopted, and steps are being taken accordingly. 40 The large balance in the hands of the County Council and the Education Committee in respect of Higher Education on the 31st March, 1912, (£34,910 18s. 5d.) was not caused by the desire to create a sufficient working balance, but was due to the fact that during the year 1911-12 the Committee received a large aniount of arrears in respect of whisky money, as to which there was considerable 4r-^ uncertainty at the time the Budget was prepared. The balance has now been reduced 'to about £20,000, and will probably be still further reduced before the close of the current financial year. A. transfer is as a rule made each year in respect of the use of Elementary `Schools for Evening Classes, but it was not possible to ascertain the figure before the 50 accounts were closed for the year 1911-12. 28 7/13 43xd Rep;oxt. 70

As. regards, the., over-payment on Messrs. Friday &:. Lin.g's, buihding: eoa4itr'aot, this over-paym;ent occurred on the final: statement, and it is not the: praetice::far this statement to be checked in respect of duplicate,., payment; in the, Qffice, .ths.oerti.fi- cate• of the, Quantity Surveyor being_ accepted. With reference to the Auditor's remarks as to an Inaoxxte Regaster* ..it ..,should be 5 pointed out that records of rent and other fixed charges-rpay;able.to .the,•Comipittee have been' efficiently kept by means of a card-indey'. In accord^nee. with . tla,- Anctitor-e wlsiies, nowever, a regzster will be proviclecl«, The appointment of Mr. W. J. Snell has been. rniiiiited, so that,;no query ,caii arise as to the salary paid to hini. 10 With regard to receipts in connexion with Handicraft' Classes and to t1._', Auditor's "auggestion that iwhere no sales have been effected at anyCeritre a certific'.: e to that effect should be obtained, inquiries are being made with regard to sales :t these classes,arid the Committee will take - such=actiori•a,s. appears -t6 be-necessary. As to the Auditor's suggestion that Local S'ecretaflee should ,eiiter into fidelv^.y 15 bonds, ..the Committee do not, consider that such bondsare necesear.y^ and do rot propose to act ';on; the :Auditor's-sug-gestiorr in. ithi6,con.nn-K-ionk The remainis^.g;;paragraphe in,:the Report" do not. ca11 f€or ixny speo*i commen-L Insurance. BoI-I.ER, INSURANCE. - The " Committee have " ddeided 1 to:, diseontinue le 20 insurance of low-pressure boilers in their Schools at the-.expiration, of the exis'ing policies, it being. considered that the risk of damag§Eaa eovex-ed .by^"t^ie;.policies is exceedingly slight. The, insii:r.ance;of high-pressure b"oilersi:Nvilhsbe-icoizti;n-tied:

III:: HIGHER EDUCATION. Local Sub-committeew; for Highe,r.. Education, 25 CoNSTITUTION.-In Appendix 4, page 95, will. be. found .a.list.of the,juem::,ers of Local Sub-committees, who have been appointed since,the date.,of- tb.;last,Re^)ort. Education : (Choice of Em'pioyment), A,et4-,1919. ^: . BROMLEY.-The Committee have adopted a Scheme for. the. ecise of powers under the Education ,(Choice of Employment) Act,t ,191-0; in respect of ;thetBbrough 30 of Bromley., The Scheme, which is similar to that now in, operation, in,,Penge, has been approved by the Board of Education, under Section:l of. the Act, and the Scheme will be administered by a Juvenile Employment Sub-conlmitteq;tfl,berappointed: by the Committee in accordance with the Scheme. MAIDSTONE.-The Committee have agreed to delegate powers under the Act to 35 the Maidstone Borough Council for a further period - of' one year to date from 1st August, 1913. CONSTITUTION.-The following have been appointed members of the Folkestone Juvenile Employment Sub-committee since the date of the last Report, viz. :- Representatives of the Folkestone Local Higher Education Sub-committee:- 40 The Hon. Miss F. Daly, Mral, Archibald Miiir, The Rev. J. C.- Carlile, Mr. G. C. Walton. Secondary Schools. SECONDARY SCHOOLS.-Revised,Scales of Fees.-The Committee have decided that when certain structural improvements have been carried out the fees at the Erith and 45 Gravesend County'Schools shall be increased in accordance with the following.revised Scales, viz :- Per Annum. Present Fees. • Suggested 1?eee. Erith- 50 Ptipils'under 12 5' 15' 0 6' . 0 0 „ over 12 5 5 Gravesend- Pupils under 12 6 0 0 7 „ over 12 0 0 9 3 0 55 71 43rd Report.

iTb.e revised fees will apply to new entrants only, and in the case of Gravesend tli^:vg:ltôt come into'operation until the removal of the Girls' School to new t^rn ► i^c^s. PAO_FQBtD COUNTY SCHOQL FOR G'IRLS, BECSENIIAM.---The Boa.rd df Educatitin h.a.ve':gitve.n their approval to the site of the proposed COUNTY SoliooL imn, G rims, Bx;cxEHzinM. Before doing so, however, the Committee were asked to consider the 5 prruable "effect upazithe, proposal 'of the new Public Elementary (Central) ,School whichs :'to.:ha piovided by the, Beckenham Local Education Authority at Balgowan Road.:' The Committee after further consideration and local enquiry informed the Bo04o th a:t they were of- opinion that the competition likely to exist between the ênt^;^f; SoîQOl and the proposed new School for Girls was- not likely to be great and 10 that, the. ^,g^.al îgîer Education Sub-committee and the Beckei^lâm Urban District Council were 'in agreement with this view. The Board.have aow.stated that they are prepared WagreE that the proposed new School is not unnecessary. Th0 draft e:ontracti for the purchase of the site fora nominal consideration is now in the htotls of the Committee's solicitors, and the Committee recommend that the 15 Clerk of the Council be authorised to sign the contract and to sign or affix the seal of the Council to any other necessary documents. COUNTY SGHOO]`. FOII__G-IRt.S, BROMLEY.-The Board of Education have approved the proposal for :improving the Hockey Field. The tender of Messrs. J. Podger & Son,- amounting to £26 10s. (being the lowest), has been accepted for the erection of 2() fencing over the stream which runs at the rear of the School. Half the cost will be paid by the owner of 'the adjoining land. COUNTY SCIIOGL FOR Boys, BxoMLEY.-The Committee have given their approval to the provision at this School of an additional cycle shed to accommodate 50 bicycles at an estimated cost of £58. 25 DARTFORD GRAM14iAR SCHOOL.-Grant in Aid.-Year ending 31st March, 1914.- The Comnlittee have paid an instalment of -t250 on account of the annual grant in aid of the DA.RTFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. CapiqY Sexooz,, on BOYS AND GIRI.B, Dovît.-The Board of Education have stated that theI$nd to be acquired for Playing Fields in connexion with the COUNTY 30 Saaaor, FOJt BOYS AND Gntl.s is generally satisfactory for the purpose. A s4ewe.hae been prepared for levelling the, ground and for providing three cricket pitches for the boys at an estimated cost of £850. P$,0$o$ED COUNTY' SCHOOL FOit Boys, GILLINGHAM.--The Committee have had befoxe them the question of providing a COUNTY ScHOOZ. FOR Boys at Gillingham, and 35 in Ws counexiori a Public Enquiry was held at the Town Hall on the 27th May, 1913, by, *e following members on behalf of the Committee, viz.:-Mr. F. S. W. Cornwallis, Mr. W. W. Berry, Mr. 0. E. d'Avigdor-Goldsmid, and Mr. E. W. Hussey, llfr.. Cornwaflis acting as Chairman. The Board of Education, the Gillingham Borough Council, the Chatham Borough 'Council, the Governors of the Rochester 40 Uatbernatical School, and the Local Higher Education Sub-committee were officially represented, and there wasa large attendance of the general public. As a result of the Enquiry, which was of an exhaustive character, the representatives of the -Committee reported they were unable to recommend the Committee to proceed with the erection of a Secondary School at Gillingham, largely on the 45 VQUnd that 'the financial position, in the absence of any very strong demand and the certainty that the school would fill quickly, did not justify action at the moment. The Committee have adopted the report, and have therefore decided to take no further steps at present in regard to the proposal. NEW CoHNTy SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GRAVESEND.-The Committee are proceeding ,54 With the z9EOrgalli8ation of the COUNTY SCHOOL at Gravesend, which is at present conductedthis as a"dual school, b'establishin separate schools for boys and girls. In Wnnexion they are acquiring, under the authority granted at the last meeting of 2W7f13 43rd Re.port. _ 72- the Council, premises in Pelham Road, •linown as " Mayfield,".and also some adjoining land. These. premises are conveniently situated, and: can, it, is. hoped, be adapted. to the.requil'einents of the propose d..CoUNTY-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS within the total estimated cost already sanctioned; viz:, £5,000:' 7.The Boys' School will remain:in the:presen'^-, prelnises. CoUNTY SCHOOL FOR GIRIA; RAbZSGATE:^ hr view of the unsatisfactory of school. life at this school," "the. Committee have made ztlie 1,o1lowing revision in the scale of. fees for. fee-paying pupils :- Pupils' over .12, years of age £3 ^ 8s.: Od.. per° term: Parents keeping their children at: the school'until, the age . of 16" is reached •to receive back an 10 amount of 7s. per term for ev^r3^ te.rm: :the- child t}âs 'b:een aschool since the date-of the ]:`Lth bii:thd* . This proposal, which has been '.agreed to .b3^ -the, lâinsgate Borough C.ouiicil; will, involve an alteration iii the agreen2ent aird the Coinmi^ttee reeoinmend that the seal of the County Council be affixed to any'necessary document when appioved by the 1,5-.- Clerk of the Council.

Technical Institutes, Schools_ of Art, and Evening Classes. AsxFoRD,--Technical Institute.-The plans of the proposed Technical Insti tute have been approved 'by the :Board of Education. The tender amounting ,to V,621, for the erection of the proposed buildings (being the lowest). has. been accepted. 20 A reduction of the cost, which exceeds the amount allowed -by the Committed, will be effected by modifications in the specification which will not affect the teaching - accommodation, but in order,, in'accordance with. the wishes of the Local Committee; to preserve the architectural features of the elevation upon which tenders were invited, the extra -cost, estimated - at-1350, will be' charged. upon the district. 25 COAL MINES ACT, 1911.-As.the result of a conference with `representatives of the Managers of Collieries in East Kent, the Committee have decided to establish next Session cl'asses in Elementary Coal'-Mining and Gas:Testing at Dover,-Eythorne and Nonington. It is understood that a sum of £40 will be contributed on behalf of the Collieries towards the cost of the classes for the first' year; and that a similar 30 amount- -will -be contributed in respect of a second year should the classes. be continued. DEAI,.=St. George's Hall.-The Committee have renewed'their tenancy of St. George's Hall; Deal, which is used to accommodate the classes for Further Education, for a further period of one year ending Midsunimer; :19"14.' 'Con-tributions of £45 35 and Y-10 towards the rent of these premises will be made by the Deal Town Council and Walmer Urbari District Council respectively.

MAIDSTONE.-School of Art.=Class for' Elementary Scholar's -Instruction in Art- is now given to a class of scholars from -public elementary ,schools at the, . Maidstone School of rLrt. The Maidstone Education Committee have agreed to; pay 40 the Committee a suni of -£25 per annum for this instruction.

SIDCUP.-Art Classes.-A grant has been made, as in previous-.year, in aid of the Art Classes ..at Sidcup.. , JUNBItIDC}E WELLs:.-Extension of Technical Institute-.=The original plans for extension of the Technical Institute, have now been modified, -and it is hoped that 45 the work will be.carrjed out before the .opening of the;cLasses for the Autumn Term. " The cost will be £350. The Board of Education have given theirapproval,4o the xevised plans and a new lease of. the land required.for the .purpose of -the extension has , been .prepared. The Committee recommend that the seal of :the Council be -affix ed: to the lease when 50 approved by. the Clerk of the.Council. .. 28/7J13 73. 43rd Report.

WOODWORK.- lie Committee have received a report from Mr. W. J. Osborn, the Superintendent of Woodwork, upon : the Woodwork Classes held in Rural Dist"ricts during Session 1912-13. ' This .report will be 'printed as an appendix to the next*Anhual Report on Higher Edi.lcation. Scholarships:- EXHIBITIONS TENABLE AT VACATIUN COURSES.-FOI• the 12 exhibitions offered by the Committee 28 applications were received. `1'lie,exhibztions- have been awarded, and the; names of ,the successful catididates will -be fouii.d. in Appendix 5, page 95. HIGHER SCHOLARSHIPS.-The following' Sch:of_arships have. been extended for a .further period. of 1 year as from the 1st August! 1913 :=- 10 Name. College; Barnes,' Chas. W. . University College; London. Brown, Leslie N. 'Imperial College of Science & Technology. Cleugh, Henry J. St. Andrews United College. Collingwood; Margaret L. Bedford. College, London. 15 Keating,.Essie University College; Reading. Lee; Arthur G. ... Imperial College of Science -& Technology. Lloyd, Williavz C.' .:. Sorrell, Jessie: Bedford College, London: . E ...... ^ . . . _ . . . . . Stedman, Isabel M. .. Ne`vnham-College, ;Cambridge.. 20 Tester, Marjorie' ... Bedford College, London. Turner, Winifred M. .': Royal Holloway College. COUNTY ADMISSION EXAMINATION FOR PUPIL TEAOHERSHIP AND BURSARSHIP.- 114 candidates (15 boys, 99 girls) sat for : the County Admission Examination held, in February. Of these .108.. (14 boys: and * 94 girls) satisfied the examiners. 25 Arrarigements have been .made: for "the: medical examination by the County Medical Officer of successful candidates -from the county area for Elementary Education, ,and in certain cases Local Ed.ucatioli Authorities for autonomous areas have agreed to the examination of their candidates also by the County Medical 'Officer. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.-TIie number of candidates taking the Junior Scholar- 30 ships Examination this year' was 1,269 (659 boys and 610 girls), an increase of 6 on last year's figures.' Of these candidates 819 failed -to reach the required Scholarship standard in the Written and -First Oral Examinations. The remaining candidates _ were invited to attend a Final Oral Examination.` A list of candidates; in order of merit, together with a report by the Examiners, 35 has now been considered by the Committee. In accordance, with the regulations the 'Scholarshi.pe; ha^:e. been allocated on a Sebool Attendance basis, subject to the first 50 candidates in order of inerit receiving " . _ scholarshipp. In addition, it has been found necessary to award additional Scholarships, in 40 order`to ,meet the requirements of Article 20 of the Board of Education's Regulations in connexion with'County Schools so far as the same are not met by the award of ordinary Junior Scholarships. ' Where possible, these additional Free Place Scholar- ships have been awarded, to scholars on the approved list of candidates for Junior Scholarships. . 45 A list of the successful candidates appears in Appendix 5, pages 96 to 99. It hae not however^ been possible for all Free Places to be filled from this.list, and it '; ,4^s.been found necessary to hold further examinations in connexion with the following County Schools Bromley County School for Boys. 50 Dover Girls. Folkestone Tonbridge Tunbridge Wells ,, „ „ 43rd Report. 74

The total number of Scholarships awarded, including Free Places is 279. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS SCHEME.-In view of the considerable number of additional Free Places necessary at County Schools in order to comply with Article 20 of the Secondary' School Regulations, the Committee have made some important 'alterations in the County Scheme for the award of Junior Scholaisliips. 5 The co-exietence of the . County ScÌiolarsli'ip 9ctleme with the I'ree Place Sclieme of the Board of Education has led to considerable cilîcuîties and to an ex penditure soniewhat in excess of that originally conteiî plated by: f,he Lommittee ^lley have clec,ided,'t11erefore, that the followln`g Îterations be made in their scheme next, year (1913-14) viz -10 ^tî-^,^t;the Junior Scholarships be offertl only to canclirâtes ^viii hav'e îeen in ar'^.blic Elementaiy"School for at least Uwo ^*aft imtnediAtely before entering the, Secontl:ary Scltool, (2) That candidates be:betwee.n the ages o4 l© a^'c1:^3, .the schlol t"IIi sîn^r restricted in the first instance to candidates betweentl>p ages of lând 12, 15 any places not so filled .up being open to qualified,Gmndicâtee 'between the ages of 12 and 13, candidates over 18 being gsub'ected to a 'severer test in order to plôve their fitness to take a place in aêcondaiy Sch.ool corres- ponding to their age. (3) That the , Free Place3 required by Articla:. 20 fo be :o6reA in Count'; 20 Secondary Schools be, first, of all filled up, as far as `possible;'froin the list of qualified candidates. (4) That additional Scholarships be awarded to, other,. qualified, candidates, with the following provisos :(1) that the total riu'mber of Scholarships and Free. I^âces ai7varded 'do not exceed 230, b66 Free places and the 25 additional -Scholarships to -be awarded according to the ^fe:sent scheme of allocation among 2(a) ex I c+spted districts; :(b) ,.rban districts ; and (c) rural districts :(2) that, so, far as possible, the ^rst ,50 :candidates- in order of inerit, if otherwise satisfactorv, receive Scholarships or Free Places, and (3) ^ tha:t the number of awards as between boys and 'girls, as 30 far as possible, be in equal proportions. The adoption of these proposals will effect a material reduction in the cost of the Scholarship Scheme and will definitely fix -a maxim-am limit to the expenditure unxler, this head. Training of Teachers. 35 GOLDSMITH COLLEGF.-Hostel for Men.-On the understanding that, in and after 1916, at least 25°40 of the Scholarships now restricted to Unceltificated Teachers of two years standing be offered without this limitation and be tenable at any recognised Training College, the Committee have decided to co-operate with the Surrey Educa- tion Committee and the Goldsmitlzs' College Delegacy, in the purchase of the freehold 40 of certain houses at New Cross for conversion into a County and College Hostel for Alen, It is proposed to have a single scheme of administration and to place the Hostel under 'one responsible Principal. Rural Education. COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ORGAN IbEII -In view of the anticipated recommendation 45 of the Joint Advisory Couricil, in which we understand ^the Board of 'Agriculture concur, that it is desirable to appoint, for each county, a County Agrlcultural Organiser, the Committee have referred the matter to 1Vfessrs. Coriiwal.'Iis, J3erry, Goldsmid, and Vinson, together with Mr. ice, the ^liairmali of the Finance Committee of the South Eastern Agri cult. iiral Ccillege, with instructions to take such 50 steps as they may deem "advisable, subject to a prolni'se from the Board of Agriculture to contribute 7,5 per c'e'nt of 'the Orgauiser's Salary travelliiig expenses. ^3aûth-Eaete^rn Agri'ctilt^.ral ' ^Ô^lêî^, 'S1Sfiê. ' EXPERIIdENTAt. FRUIT STATION.-The, purchase, 121 th-ib: f3a77Ie! Of the County 55 Council, of the site of the proposed experinieiital I`rii'it Station at Ma111'ng, re&rred to in Appendix 7. of the 42nd Report, has now been completed, and the C6irin3ittee are arranging with the Governors of the College the Aeriiis -on which they are to occupy the land. The Committee reeommend that the Clerk of the C~ounci1 be authorised to sign 60 or affix the Seal of the Council to any necessary documents after approval by him. PRINCIPAL's REPORT.--Eztracts from the Principal's 'Quarterly Report, on the *ork done at the College and from the Farm Committee's Report, presented to the Governors on the 19th July, 1913, will be found in Appendix 6, pa 2617118 ges. 99 to 102> -Ora' tepa IV.-!ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.

^tE The teuêr bf Meissra. W. &J.. Sri3stli, anio^zntiiig to ,34 1-8 tî;^g t^^ lov^6st), for the provision and hxit1g'bt it ii^;vv cookery sanê, ^biler =arid The 13^^.A^n ^CoîîciL SoAôoi. has been 5 p•^ in. .the ^n use^ for Cook it aecpptea:. {_b),-Tê ' Boa. -of, F^cluîân , now ^•eco.grîse the WhLLr^c COUNCIL ScHOOL as provioi^g.w-.eoîi3tod^.tion'for not more than 360 -older scholars and .2-50 infants. (c) -The Bard of Educaticahave approved the proposed tar=paving of the boys' plajgrou.nd 4 the WELLING CoUNCIL. ScuooL, the ierectron of botmdar.y fence's and 10 the extensiorr of the fo;otpatla in. HooK -LANE. :j.31,SHarsB10,uRrtu.-The Committee have agileed to hire from the oi*ner at. a rent ,of ;,^$ a,^°ear us from the .1st, of. July, 1905, upon the terms of their asuai AgreExqii*, the dwelling house which is occupied by the head tmdher of the C. ^.F, E. `Sa9o0L. 15 $us*0ht

The matter was referred to the Managers-, who obtained a report from ,.r, independent architect, and asked the Committee whether they would be prep.;red to accept plans by this ^,rehitect which would fulfil the requirements of the Pn^,,rd of Education with regard to the existing buildings. This report was foravarde(' to the Board of Education, with an enquiry whether the Board with: the informat7r2n then 5 before them would agree to any scheme for the alteration of the present builc ^ ngs. In reply the Board of Education stated -that -after perusing the repo:-'. of the independent architect and comparing it with the report- of the Committee'-, Archi- tect, they saw no reason to modify the•opinion previously expressed by th ,in, and that the Committee would do well to discontinue the use of the building, e;^ pecialj3T 10 as the Board, with these reports before them, would have great-hesitation in approv- ing the extensive scheirne ^of' alteration which would be necessary-in order to ineet the requirements already communicated to the Committee. The Board intim::-[ed that they would be, prepared to instruct their own architect to make a special vi=,it to the School for the purpose of reporting on the buildings if the Committee c? ;ired it. 15 The Committee accordingly, having expressed a wish that the suggested visi;, should be,arranged, received a.full report from the Board's Architect, accompai;ied by a -].etter, of which the. following is a copy.:- "I am directed to'enclose for the information of the Authority a copy of_.a .report by the Board's Architect on the premises of the above-named school. I am to state that after careful consideration of 20 all the circumstances of the case the Board are no t prepared to sanction plans involving any considerable expenditure on repairs or alterations to the existing buildings. 1 '-am accordingly to request that the Board may be informed at an early date of the steps which the Authority propose to take with a view to providing the necessary school accommodation elsewhere. The Committee submitted a copy.of. this letter and also of. the report,. of the 25 Board's Architect to the Managers, who stated that they were still of opinion that the present buildings could be made suitable ,for all requirements at a moderate expenditure. The Committee, in. view of the very definite statement made by the Board of Education, cannot agree with the contention put f.orward by the Managers, and they 30 have decided to provide a new school for about 250 children, and to issue Public Notice if necessary. EpEr1BRInGE.-The Board of Education.have. provisionally approved tlie revised plans of the proposed SPECJAI, SUBJECTS BUILDING. : FOLKESTONE.-In February last the Committee reported that the Folkestone 35 Borough Council had decided -to', submit to the Board of Education for their deter- mination the question of the basis of the payment for extra district children. The Board in reply addressed a letter to the Folkestone Local Education Authority in the following terms:-- With reference to previous correspondence -I am directed toi enclose for the information of the 40 Authority a copy of a letter which has, been addressed to this office by the Kent Local Education Authority. opinion "I am to add that whilst the Board have no power to intervene in the matter they are of that average attendance would-not be an inequitable basis upon which to assess the contribution payable by the Kent Authority in respect of County children attending.the schools in the area of the Folkestone 45 Local Educatiop Authority. " A copy of this letter has. been forwarded to the Kent Local Education Authority for their information." HADI.OW. -The Committee have approved plans which have been Prepared for the improvement'of the CouNCIL Sexoor, to Meet the requirements of the Board of 50 Ediicatioii.. The present accommodatioii is as follows '- Boys 7.'rvo rooms. 61, 61 'Total 122.

_ Gi"rls 7, 98)2'5,- 123. Infants „ 103)19 122. 55 28/7/18 77 43rd Report.

The plan's provide foi' the following accommodation :- Boys ... Th^•e`6`'rooms 48, 60`, 40 Total 148. Girls' 40, 40, 40 120. Infants ...... „ 30, 40, 56 „ 126. The Comiiaittee• aY'e in 66rnmuni66on'th the Board of Education and the .5 Nlanagers of'the'Scliool witli'iegard`to detaiTs in the plans. HL.LDco1tN:Iri consequence of- a report which has been received from H.M. Inspector, the Qommittee , have decided to provide additional classroom accommodation at the COUNCIL Saaool.'; improvements' in the cloakrooms are also to be carried out. 10 lloo Sr. WERBURGH.-The Board of Education have. asked for ,some improvement to be made to the playground of. the, Infants Department of the COUNCIL Scnoot,, and the Committee have 'decide.d.to expend about £50 upon -tar-paving. Hx•rliE.-(a) The Committee have approved plans submitted by the Managers for the enlargexnent of. the,l3oYS C. oF..E. SCHOOL by. ;about eight places. 15 (b) The tender.of Mr. Sidney, Wise;,, amounting- to £135, (being the 'lowest); has been accepted for the eIllargewnt of the SPECIAL SUBJECTS BUILDING.

IGHTHAM.-The Trustees of the premises= of the COUNCIL ScIIool: have now applied to the Board of Education. for the issue of :a scheme enabling them to let the preniises to the. Committee-on a yearly tenancy. 20 The tenancy will be subject to the usual clause with regard to payment by the Trustees of the unexpired value of any improvements should the Trustees desire to resume 'possession. As: regards alterations to the buildings the. Committee' have agreed in this instance to accept the following clause as part of-the new-agreement:- 25 Provided that no structural additions or; alterations shall be -made by the Kent Education Com- mittee unless the plans have been submitted to the Trustees and no such additions or alterations which have not been required by the Board of Education shall be made unless the consent in writing of the Trustees has previou'sly been obtained." The Committee have also agreed to pay for the teacher's dwelling-house, which 30 forms . part of' the premises, a rent to be 'agreed upon between them and the Trustees. LoosE.-The Board of Educatiou have placed the new COUNCIL SCHOOL on the Annual Grant. List -as a'Public Elementary 'School as' from the 2nd April, 1913. The.School; is recognised as providing accommodation for not more than 150 boys, 35 150 girls, and 100 infants. LOWER HAisTOw.=A -scheme for. the discharge of the effluent into the Newington Strealn from a septic 'tank, which' it is proposed to construct at the COUNCIL SCHOOL , has been prepared. The estimated cost is .£250, and it may be necessary t'o obtain certain way-leaves. 40 The Committee recommend that the Clerk of the: Council be authorised to sign, or affix the seal of the Council, to any necessary documents. LYDD.-.The Board of Education have stated that the proposed improve- IT18nts at the CoUNOII. SCHOOL are generally satisfactory. iVIEOPIIAbt.-The Board of Education have conditionally approved plans of a new 15 cloakroom and improve,ments to the lighting of the CULVEa.STONE GREEN C. or E. SCHOOL. . MoLASx,__The Board of Education have approved the plan of the additional cloakroom accommodation at the C. OF E. SCHOOL. N9RT$ELEET-^The Board of Education have approved the proposed . site for 50 a SPECIAL SUBJECTS BUII .mG. The land adjoins. the premises of the L AWN COUNCIL SCHOOL. 2817113 43T.4 49part. 78

ORPINGTON .-The Committee. bave decided to carry. out various in^provements, including a new 10477* d, new fiTgpl;?ces and alterations to the windows, in connexion with the sumTTler, repairs to WEL^.INqToN ROAD COUNCIL SCHOOL, at an estimated cost of £117. SANDHUI^sT .-The Con^mittee's attention has been called. to the expend iiure 5 involved by the arrangements 4t present in force for pumping the water in conne;.ion with the COUNCIL SCHOOL , and they have decided to provide at an estimated co,,;t of £60; a Windmill to work the pump. SEVENOAKS.-The Committee have agreed to a proposal of the Managers aiat the pathway from the gate of the Boys Department of the CouNCIL Sonoor. be tar- 10 paved, and that the paths around the teacher's dwelling house be similarly dealt . . . . , : . - -. , : - 'The estimated cost of these works is £60. SHEEItNESS.-T he tender of Mr. J. Blyth amounting to £68, (being the loi est,) has been accepted for improving the ventilation of the "C?' Block of the MILE `^;'u`vx

COUNCIL SCHOOL. 15 SHOREHAM.-'The Board of Education having called attention to the interference with the light caused by the heavy frames and the diamond panes at the Ix!-,ANTS COUNCIL SCHOOL,- the Managers have asked that the lighting and ventilation be improved without interference with the diamond windows. The Committee have. decided upon the provision of five dormer windows to 20 meet the requirements of the Board as regards lighting and ventilation, subject to the landlord':a consent being obtained. The estimated cost of the work is £40.. SOUTHBOROUGH.--The Board of Education have approved the Committee's proposals for the acquisition of the Star Rooms for use as a Special Subjects Building 25 and the plan of alterations to the building. The amount previously authorised by the Council to be expended upon alterations was £100, but owing to,.: the.. requirements s of the Board of Educatx on, and the necessity for providing for equipment and for the repair of the pi'emises, a further eapertditure of about $65 will be neccessary. 30 STAPLEHURST. -The tender of Messrs. Jas. Wood. & Sons, amounting to £268, (being the lowest), has been accepted for the erection of the new cloakroom at the COUNCIL SCHOOL. TENTEItDEN. ^The Committee in May last reported that they had received a letter from the agent of the owner of the site in respect of which compulsory powers were 35 being sought, offering an alternative site. On giving the matter full consideration the Committee decided that the alternative site was not desirable and they accordingly withdrew their provisional offer, TONiiRIDGD.-(a) The School formerly, known as the Tonbridge Wesleyan School has been recognised by the Board of Education as a COUNCIL So1IooL upon its 40 transfer Lo the Committee on the 22nd April, 1913, and has been put on the Annual Grant List accordingly. The school is now known as TONBRIDGE, BARDEN COUNCIL SCHOOL and for purposes of management has been grouped with Tonbridge Slade and Sussex Road Council Schools. 45 (b) The Board of Education have approved plans of the BARDEN COUNCIL ScHooi, embodying certain alterations which were required to be carried out. The plans show accommodation for 240 older scholars and 158 infants. The premises at present provide accommodation for 245 older scholars and 157 infants. 50 (c) In February last the .Committee reported the acceptance of a tender for the new Boys Department of SussEg ROAD Cot1NCIi. SCHOOL. The conditions required by the Committee preliminary to a contract not having been fulfilled, they have now 48/711s

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accepted the tender of Messrs. W. H. Archer & Son of Gravesend, subject to on, (as before) or the proposed metal work room, and of the suspension of the erection of the cleansing station pending the consent of the Council being obtained to the increased e)rpeiiditure. The total amount of the tender was £7,777, from which amount is to be deducted £670 in respect of the metal work room. The additional 5 vote asked for is £350: WVsmBERE.-The Managers of the C. OF E. SCHOOL have elected to adopt paragraphs 43 and 44 of the Regulations for the cleaning and lighting of the School and have agreed to accept an annual payment of £16, which is to include all charges for the supply of water'. _ • 10 WfnTSTABLE.-OWing to exceptional circumstances the Committee have agreed to provide at an. estimated cost of £55 a bathroom and w.c. at the teac.lier's dwellilig- hoil8e attacheJ to the OXFORD STREET COUNCIL SCHOOL. WILMsnoROUGH.-The Board of Education now recognise the Couhreir. 8cx^^^^^. as providing accommodation for not more than 200 boys, 181 girls and 158 infants. 1-5 Total, 539. WttoTi3A-K.-In consequence of an offer which was received through the Board of Education from the Trustees of the PLAXTOL SCHOOL to adapt the present premises for use as either (a) boys and girls departments, or (b) boys and infants, or (c) boys alone, the Committee, through their Chairman, held a Public Enquiry on the 20 16th May last, with regard to the question of school accommodation at Plaxtol. As a result of this Public Enquiry, the Committee informed the Board of Education that they were not disposed to agree to the proposal of the Trustees, and requested the Board of Education to give authority for. the erection of a Co UNC i r. SCAOOI, in accordance with the Public Notice. 25) WYE.-The Local Sanitary Authority notified that they would not empty the earth closets, privies, or, cesspits at the INFANTS CouNCit. SCHOOL after the 30th f tine. This notification is. in consequence of a main sewer having now been, iWd t;, _:The estimated cost of connecting the School with the new sewer is £70.

Cleaning of Schools. 3^ 1 The Committee have for some time had under consideration the question of the issue of instructions to Managers with regard to the cleaning and care of school premises, with the object of securing more healthy conditions for the children and the better preservation of the school buildings. Great difficulty has been felt in drawing up any uniform regulations on account of the varying circunistances as to 35 the character of the premises, system of sanitation, and conditions of labour in the case of different schools. A series of rules has now been drawn up by the Committee after consultation with the Architect and the School Medical Officer, and copies are being issued to Managers with an explanatory letter expressing a hope that the rules will be followed 40 so far as they are applicable to the circumstances of each school.

Teachers. VAaANaIEs.-The Committee submit the usual table showing the comparative number of vacancies for Teachers at the end of the three months of April, May and June for the past six years:- 45 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 April • • ' . . . . 31 15 30 54 56 86 May 24 11 38 60 60 74 June "' ••. ... 22 13 37 56 51 64

CERTIFIaATED TEACHERS SERVING AS UNCERTIFICATED TEACHERS .-The Committee 50 have given consideration to the question of tha salaries of certificated teachers swho baae accepted appointments as uncertificated teachers, and they have decided, that 2817/13 43rd Report. 80

as from the 1st May, 1913, these teachers be allowed the maximum salary of the uncertificated grade, and that certificated teachers who accept similar appointn,,,"-"nts thereafter be allowed salary at the same rate. Such teachers will, if, and when,. they obtain subsequently appointmeniti as certificated teachers, receive in accordance with paragraph 10 of the scale, the 5 minimum salary applicable to their grade together with half .the increment for e-very year, oof. service since becoming certificated, with the exception of the first year. Following this decision, the Committee have amended clause 11 of the Scale of -:Salaries so that it 'shall read as follows :- 11. (a) Certificated teachers who hold or accept appointments as uncertificated teachers will receive the 10 maximum salary allowed in the case of uncertificated teachers. (b) College trained teachers acting as certificated teachers, pending the result of the exu.;:ina- tion, will receive salary at the maximum rate provided by this scale for uncertificated teI: ^iers, Upon,the result of the examination becoming known, arrears of salary from the date upon -:vhich the teacher is recognised by the Board of Education, or from the date of engagement if subsequent 15 thereto, will be paid at the rate assigned by this scale to a teacher qualified by such examinat= -.n. In the clause as it stood before amendment, sub-sections (a) and (b) had bet;-)me obsolete by reason of alterations in the Code. SCALES OF OLD SCHOOL BOARDS. - Two cases have been considered by the Committee in which a question has been raised as to what salary will be payable in 20 the case of a Teacher who in 1905 elected to remain under the Scale of an old School Board and who now obtains an appointment as.an assistant at another Scl;ool. The Committee have decided that a Teacher who applies for an appointment as assistant at a School which is not under the same body of Managers as the one at which he or she is at the time serving shall be deemed -to make such application for 25 appointment at the salary precribed by,the Committee's Scale, notwithstanding that .the Teacher may be at the time receiving salary according to a different Scale. 6 3 GOLDSMITHS' COLLEGE.-The Committee have selected 25 teachers from Gold- -smiths' College for appointment,.of whom three have already received permanent appointment in the County. These teachers are to be employed by the Committee 30 on supply until they shall have obtained permanent posts in the County area or until the 31st December.

Curriculum. SWIMMING.-The Committee in January, 1911, introduced new Regulations with regard to the teaching of Swimming -as a school subject. Prior to this date the 35 subject was taught in only 'a very few cases. The Comnnittee's Rules allow all children who are not less than 11 years of age, or who are in Standard IV. or a higher Standard, to join a Swimming Class. The class must be in charge of a competent teacher who is generally a member either of the school staff or of the staff at the" baths. 40 The Committee pay l d. for each attendance at the baths. Returns for the year 1912 are, with two exceptions, now available, and show that swimming was taught in 12 Centres in-the County, that 36 Schools (mostly in Urban areas) took part -in the instruction, and that 1,597 boys and 606 girls attended swimming baths, there being a total of 22,820 attendances. 45 Of the. boys 578, or 38 per cent., and of the. girls 177, or 29 per cent., learned to swim 10 yards or upwards as a result of the instruction given. The total cost to the Committee was about X,95 for the year. In the majority of cases the^ baths' used were Public Baths ; but in one or two cases arrangements were made with Workmen's Clubs for the use of the bath 50 attached to the institution. .• In one case'use is made of 'a=disused gravelpit; a`dressing shed has been built, and a " cradle " for reducing the _dejtli of the porid"hus been constructed almost 2s17/13 81 ' 43rd Report. entirely by the head master- of one of the neighbouring schools arid his scholars, and. as there,were no bath fees to pay the- Committee made a contribution towards the expenses incurred. Tool-SHEDS.-In view of the frequent demand for tool-sheds in connexion with GARDENING CLASSES, a specification has been prepared of a standard pattern tool-shed 5 and competitive prices have been obtained by advertisement. The lowest price was submitted by Messrs. Bolton & Paul, who undertake to make the sheds and deliver them. to any station in Kent for the sum of £5 5s. for each shed. SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS. - A further instalment of the AO "Suggestions " on "Winter' Work for School Gardening Classes" has been pnb- lished by the Board of Educa,tiou. The Committee have sent. copies to all teachers and others who are provided AYU copies of the Board's .`` Suggestions." GOUDHURST.-The Committee have agreed to establish a CENTRE for the teaching Of SPECIAL SUBJECTS at GOudhurst, to be available for the schools in the iielgllbour- hocd, provided the Managers of the respective schools see no objection to the necessary charges on the locality in respect of rent and the cost of conveying the children. SWANSCOA'IBE.-The Committee in December last agreed that accommodation for 20

instruction in Special Subjects for Swanecombe C. of E., Swanscombe Greenl ► ithe C. of E., Swanscombe Galley Hill and Swanscombe Knockhall Council Schools, could be provided by the erection of a SPECIAL SUBJECTS BUILDING at KNOCKHALL COUNCIL SCHOOL. • The Managers of the Galley Hill School have iiow offered, at an annual rent. of 25 £5, two rooms at the Church House, one of which is at present in use for Special Subjects. The Committee propose to accept this offer, subject to the settlenient of Lei-ills proposed by the landlord. Alterations and fittings involving a.n expenditure of about £50 Will be necessary. 30 School Attendance. RETIIRNS.-The Committee submit returns in Appendix 7, pages 103 to 105, showing the comparative state of attendance during the months of April, 11^i.y, and June, 1913, in the various School Attendance Districts.

ATTENDANCE AT SPECIAL CLASSES.-The Committee have had before tlletu a let.ler 35 from A Local School Attendance Committee asking what is the policy of the Coni- nlittee with regard to the compulsory attendance of children at Special Classes. The Committee have informed them that the 'ordinary by-laws 'applicab(e to attendance at Elementary Schools should be enforced in the case of attendance at Special Classes. 40 CHIDDINGTONE.-The Committee have agreed to provide a conveyance for about 15 children attending the CAUSEWAY SCHOOL from outlying districts. , TENTERDEN.-On the recommendation of the Local School Attendance Corn- mittee, the Committee have decided to rearrange the work of school attendance i>> .this district. The work will now be carried out by two attendance officers, instead 45 of four as hitherto. Medical Inspection. - RETURN.-The Committee submit in Appendix 8, pages 106 to 108, a summary of the results of the medical inspection of - school children who have been examined during the period from the 31 st March to -tlie 28th June, 1913. - - 50 ANNUAL REPORT:-Copies of- the Fifth Annual Report of the''Schooi Medical Officer have been issued and are being circulated to all members of the Council who have not already received copies. 28/7/13 43rd Report. 82

X-RAY TREATMENT OF I3,INGwoRbi.-In June last, the Committee agreed to arrangements being made with a private practitioner at Folkestone for the X-Ray treatment of cases of ringworm at one guinea a case.

The Committee have now received an offer .from the Superintendent of ,Hospital to arrange for the X-Ray treatment of not more than 2 children a«•.•:_;k at 5 this hospital. The only cost to the Committee will be the railway fares c>;' the children who are recommended for treatment, the Hospital Authorities having a,•reed to accept such fees as the Committee under the arrangement now in force rt^^.,eive from the parents.

The Committee have accepted the offer, and have authorised such arrange:,rents 10 being made as may be desirable for the treatment of children at this hospital. 1

MEDICAL TREATMENT. -The Committee have for some time had ;:nder consideration an application from the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital for a;;rant from. the Committee in respect of the treatment carried out by the hospi;l in consequence of the operation of the Committee's scheme of School Medical Service. 15

The Committee have now decided to make, subject to the consent of the 13^oard of Education, a grant of 25 guineas to the hospital.

This expenditure is additional to that sanctioned by the Council in August last.

MEDICAI. INSPECTORS.-In order to fill the vacancies caused by the appoindinent of Dr. Fox as Assistant School Medical Officer, and the resignations of Dr. 13errY 20 (ternporary whole time officer appointed in succession to Dr: Peyton), Dr. Sunderland, Medical Inspector for Bexley. Urban District and Dr. Vernon, Medical Inspector for Ashford Urban District, and in consequence of the re-arrangement of the district of Dr. Watts, the Committee have made the following arrangements :-

(1) Mr. W. R. Dunstan, M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., and Mr. R. Holmes, 25 B.A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., M.D. (Dublin), D.P.H. (Victoria) have been appointed as whole time Medical Inspectors at the usual salaries. Drs. Dunstan and Holmes will take up their duties in September. (2) Dr. Watts on his appointment as Medical Officer of Health for Ashford Urban District included that district in his area for 30 Medical Inspection and will give up to Dr. Holmes the Rural. District of Hollingbourne. (3) Dr. Outred has been appointed as part time Medical Inspector for tlle district of Hoo, as fronz.the lst July.

'ASHFORD.-The attention of the Committee has been called to the abnormal 35 number of cases of ringworm in Ashford, and, with a view to remedying the epidemic and obviating the loss of grant, they have appointed a nurse in this district for a period not exceeding three months, and sanctioned the hiring of a room for inspection purposes.

SITTIN(IBUURNE.-The Committee have had before them all application for a 411 money grant from the Sittingbourne Children's Care Committee.

In.;viewrof .the-expenditure that will be involved in carrying out the proposals ,aaready., adopted by. the. Committee with regard to their scheme of amelioration, and the small amount of grant promised by the Board of Education, the Conimittee, while fully appreciating the work of the Sittingbourne Care Committee, have 45 informed them that they-are unable to recommend any grant out of County funds.

2817113 83 43rd Report.

Local School Attendance Committees.

The Committee have appointed the various Local School Attendance Committees for tl_:e'three years ending the 30th June, 1916. Eiacli Local School Attendance Committe will consist of one representative of the Kent Education Committee, such County Aldermen and County Councillors resident in, or representing, the district as are willing to serve, and the persons or repi-,=sentatives nientioned in colunin three of the schedule attached as Appendix 10, pages, 109 and 110 to this report. The following districts have been at pres,ent omitted :- bAItTFORD.--Pending a Local Conference which has been postponed. until 10 March next, the Local Committee for this district having resigned. Hoo.-For whicli district ther e has for several years been^no Local Committee, ROMNEY MARSH. - Pending the question of the abolition of the Local Committee.

V.-STORES. 15

Printing.

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES.-The Committee afteradvertlSing in county and other papers received tenders for a reprint of 50,000 copies of School -Attendance Certificates. The tenders ranged from £71 5s. to £187. The Committee report that the estimate of £72 10s. submitted by the present contractors, Messrs. Wintcingham, 20 Burnett & Co., Grimsby, who have given every satisfaction, has been accepted. The Comaiittee are pleased to report a still further reduction in the price of this certificate-the estimate last accepted being £75.

PRINTING CONTRACTS, HIGHER EDUCATION SUB-COM1\iITTEES.-The Committee report the arrangement of the contracts for the printing requirements of Local Sub- 25 committees for Higher Education during the session 1913-14 as set out in Appendix 10, page l`ll.

CONTRACT FOR PRINTING MINUTES AND REPORTS.-In connexion with the terms arranged when renewing the Contract, the Committee have decided to exercise their option .and have agreed to terminate the present contract for printing Minutes and 30 Reports in September next provided that, 'after advertising for tenders, a suitable contract can be arranged.

Adirertising.

The* Committee have now completed their revised list of county newspapers in which. their advertisements may be inserted under the new scheme for advertising. 35 The list of papers is set out in Appendix 11, pages 112 and 113.

Higher - Education.

LABELS.-In connexion with tlie prize label used by'.Higher Education Centres, .the Committee requested two of the Schools .0l` Art to design it suitable label, and after careful consideration, one of' t lie ilesig.>>5snl^iuittecl .by the $eclcer^l^a^n School of 40 Art has been adopted. 28/7/13 43rd Report. 84

DOVER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE.=The Committee have had -ilnder consider 111011 estimate.-, for the supply of a gas engine, lathe and chuck require(] for tile equi of engineering classes at this Institute, together with a report by the `teiLcher u:- the classes on the estimates submitted. The Committee report that they have a.cce;)ted the following estimates :-- Messrs. Crossley Bros.'estiniate of ^E11 6 for a " G i l l " new type G as B l; ,_^;ine, 8'8 b h.p., and Messrs: Buck & liickman's estimate of ;i^22 16s. 8d. for a lathe and chur: and fitting.

Books, Stationery and Apparatus. 10 PORTABLE WASH STAND..-'1'l1e Committee have given conSirleration to the quit ,:,6011 of the payment of an account for the`.suhply:of a portable N^-:asli stand to.a voh^:;tarv school. The Committee are of opinion that this is liot. an article which tlic: are called upon to provide and accordingly informed the Managers that they were urable to pass the account for payment. LOCAL PURCHASE.-The Committee have had under consideration various 15 accounts for goods obtained locally, without authority, by the Managers of certain Voluntary Schools which could have been supplied by the Committee's contractors much more cheaply. The Conimittee report that they find no reason for departing from their customary procedure in such cases, that is, to refund to the Managers that particular amount only which would have been expended had the goodsbeen provided 20 by the Committee's contractors. H&mMOCKS.-The Committee report that they have considered an application from a certain body of. Managers for the supply of hammocks or mats for the use of infants, and ;that they have authorised the supply of two inexpensive washable rugs.

Fuel, Lighting and Cleaning. 25 COAL AND.:COKE SUPPLY.-The Committee report that contracts have been-entered into for the supply of coal alid coke for the year lst July,.1913-3Otli June, 1914, and submit the following particulars for the information of the Couilcil. The same procedure as in. previous years was adopted as regards advertising for tenders and dividing the county into contract areas. After advertising in papers 30 throughout the county, and circularising all coal merchants who had in previous years submitted tenders, the Committee report that they have received applications for tender forms from 124 firms, 107 of whom submitted 327 tenders. -' Of these, 53 separate coal merchants had been successful in obtaining a share of the contract for the 110 districts into which the County was divided: 35 A comp^u•ative return showing the price of coal and coke for the years 1913-1914 and 1012-1913 is set out in appendix 12, pages 114 and 115.

Furniture.

FURNISHING OF NEW VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS.-With further. reference to tlie 411 Committee's 38th Report to the Council the. Committee now report the receipt of the foll-Owingletter. ^7th May, 1913), from the Local C overnment..l3oard in the-tnatter of the recent decision of the -Court of Appeal that the liability for the provisiou of furnitllre for new Voluntary Schools rests upon the Local Education Authority :- "I am directed by the Local_Government Board to advert to your letter of the 45 25th ultimo, with reference to the case of Rex v Easton, ex parte Oulto>>, and in reply to inform y6u that the Piesident stated on the 14th February last, in reply, tto 'a qiiestioii in the House of Commons that he had consulted the President of the Board of Education and it had been decided not to carry the case further." 50 as/4/13 85 43rd Report.

The Committee take this to mean that the question is to be considered as settled. They are therefore accepting i•espoiisibifity in all such cases. The decision, however, has not, the Committee are advised, any retrospective effect. Applications for re- payment of amounts paid by Managers previous to the date at which the original judgment in the above-mentioned case was delivered have accordingly been 5 refused.

Dated the 28th day of July, 1913.

WALTER W. BERRY, Chairman.

FRAS. W. CROOK, Secretary, 10 Caxton House, Westminster, S.NI':

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Local Sub=committees for Higher Education.

LIST OF MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SINCE THE DATE OF THE LAST REPORT.

Bromley. COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES. - Miss C. Punch, Mr. H. J. Helm, Mrs. J. Iz Rev. D. Tait, Mr. K. Chalmers, Mr. A. Lindsay Bell. REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-Mr. Robert S. Bate, M.A. REPRESENTATIVES OF BROMLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL.-Mr. G. Weeks, Mr. T• Dav: Mr. T. C. McIntyre, Mr. A. T. Harris, Mr. W. Lindley Jones, Mr. B. Pearce, Miss M. L. Heppel, B.A. Gravesend. COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE.-Mr. W. B. Cobbett Barker, vice Mr. F. Wingent, (resigned). Margate. REPRESENTATINE OF MARGATE BOROUGH COUNCIL.-Miss Courtney Page, vice Mr. A. E. Cozens, (resigned). Penge. REPRESENTATIVE OF PENGE URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.-Mr. Harry Wallis, vice Mr. W. H. Brooks, (resigned). Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham. COUNTY •REPRESENTATIVE.-Mr. Cobbett Barker, vice Mr. F. Wingent (resigned). REPRESENTATIVE OF ROCHESTER BOROUGH COUNCIL.-Mr. Richard . I*res, vice Mr. W. J. Baker (resigned). . Tonbridge. REPRESENTATIVE OF TONBRIDGE URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.---Mr. R. H. Pink, vice Mr. Percy L. Babington 'resigned .

APPENDIX 5.

Scholarships.

I,-EXHIBITIONS TENABLE AT VACATION COURSES.

Name. School. Subject and Value. Centre.

Gentle, Montague W. Edenbridge Institute Handwork, £5 ...... Brighton Summer School. Knowles, Bertha Canterbury, Simon Lang- Physical Training, £10 ... Denmark or Sweden. ton Girls' Martin, Ernest W. F. Sheerness Technical In- Metal and Light Woodwork, Brighton or stitute £5 Scarborough. Garrett, Edith S. S. Tonbridge County ... Handwork and Nature Study, Summer School for £5 Teachers of Young Children, Broad- stairs. Meakin, Theodora W. ... Tunbridge Wells French, £10 ... Grenoble. Giles, Ernest . J...... - Stone C. of E. (Special Handicraft, £5 Sloyd Teachers Train- Subjects Teacher) ing Course, Naas, Sweden. genchington, Arthur C:... Erith County ...... French, £10 ...... Paris (Alliance Fran(;aise) Thomas, Wm...... Canterbury, Simon Lang- Physical Training, £5 ... Denmark. ton Boys' Grail, Clifford G. Bromley Boys' County French, £10 ... Paris. Stidwell , Herbert J. Cranbrook Grammar ... French, £10 .. Boulogne. Cheatle, Roland H. M. ... Bromley Boys' County 1. German. 2. French. £10 1. Marburg. Cook, Marion H. Bromley Girls' ...... French, £10 ... Special Course held at Tregaste], Brittany. Baker, Annie D. . Latin, £5 ... ••• Cambridge. Rigby, Alice D. .•. Chatham Girls' County Ramsgate Girls' County French, £ 10 ... •.. ... Anglo - French Guild, Paris. Bauerkeller, Dora T. J..., Canterbury, Simon Lang- Lectures on " Methods of University of London . ton Girls' Modern Language Teach- Course at Ramsgate. ing, £5

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II.' LIST OF SUCZ,1-9SSFUl^7^-GANfDIDATES FOR JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS, 1913.

Ashford County School F+verett, May . Ashford Aahford C. of, $est, 'P+rYbie Ma'r'y--.-'.. Do. Ashforc^, WestF Street Payne, Nellie May Do. Ashford, New:Tov^n 5.1,. & 0. Ry. Greenstrect, Mabel Floretr66 Willesborough Willesborough Cl. ,,r^t •._ Aslrvy'ell, -Muriel Mary' "; . C4arin•g ...... Charing G.. of E.- Beckenham County School Ratusey; Clement Joshua Beckenham Beckenham, Alexa,nd a Bailey, Ernest Janea:! Penge, St. John's Criscuolo, George H. G. .,., Penge. Penge;, Qakfield Rd. 0, Drumrsiond;-James Dodds Beckenham Beckeriham; Bromle., ;?'.. Ellwood, Basil Ernest ,.. Beckenham ; Pdnge, Si.-John's . Jackson, Frederick Joha .,..r Beckenham Beckenham, Bromlev Pardey, William GeoFge':::; Beckenham Penge, St. John's P_hilpottt Ftederick- Leslie Do Bdcken.haariGhurch ' I±' i `• ! s .- , . . . .. i . ... °,. R^ach, l:yril Frederick ... Beckenham Penge, St. John's Russell, Charles Frederick Penge ... Penge, Melvin Rd. Ci, Tett, William, F rancis Beckenham Beckenham, Church '""reagiis,^Wa):ter Efinestr . :' Do. . Beckenham, Bromley Turner; Alfred Leslie = Penge _ Penge, , 8t: 'dohn`s Vallins, Hedle,y Jarnes - Penge Beckenham, Church FA; ;,1a W-Fa:'..tEuest^ IPda#3ird; ... Dr. Beckenham; Atexaiidra-€;:!. Bromley County School Brooke, Patrick West Wickham West Wickham-C. of E. (Boys) Cheel, Henry Edgar. Keston ... K.estonC.of'E, Crockford, Sydney-C'04ge.11 Bromley ... Bromley, Wharton Rd. C. Down., Fredericlf Alex. Bickley Bicdrley and• Widmore. B•1'phick, Herbert Ronald Bromle,y Private School (Bickleti ) Freeman,George Whitworth Do. • _ . Bromley; Raglan Rd. Gane, Ernest Noel Hugh Do. Bromley, Aylesbury YLa. Misselbrook, Clarence C.... Do. Bromley, Valley Rd. Stone, Leslie Robert . Swanley ... Farningham Cl. Stratton, John Bromley ... Bromley Common C. of E. Townsend, Edwiri^ Bickley ... Bromley, Raglan Rd. Walker, Cyril _.__, --Sivanley Swanley Junction N, Waalklin, James Alfred .. Bromley . . Bromley, Raglan Rd. Ware, Arthur Chiis.K. ... Do: Bromley County School for Boys Arnold, Kathleen Mabel ..: Beckenham Beckenham, Bromley Rd. Bromley County School _ (Czirlg} . , Barton, _f;onsta7ace VV Do: .Perige; St: John's 'Beazley, Beatrice Florence" Do. Beckenham,,,Bromley Rd. .:. Bromley ... Bromley, County School for Girls. Diransfield, Marion Edith' Beckenham Beckenham, Bromley Rd. -Froat, Doris Clara:.. ... Penge Penge, Oakfield Rd. Holdstock, Amy Kathleen Do,. ;• - Penge, St.- john's'_ .,tl.r,.. Horsman, Margaret ... Do. Beckenham, Alexandra Cl. Mitchell, Mary Gilmour :.. Do. Tenge, St. John's Ryall; Evai'VI6ey . Penge Penge, Oakfield Rd. Sander s, Dora Hindle... Bickley Bromley, County School for., Girls Thody, Lugie Edith Penge : Penge, 8ir John's _ _ 'VVe9tbrook;E'sther Beatrice Bromley Bromley Common C. of E. I Wordley, Jessie Bertha Beckenham Beckenham, Church Fields Chatham CoWitySk-&ol Crook, Hilda Annie Rochester ... Chatham County School for Girls Hickson, 1VXary. Margaret Chatham,.Groce Rd. DoWriard, Gladys 117ay Chatham, Glencoe Rd. Cl. Jennings, Hilda Marion ... Gillingham, Byron Rd. Cl. Thompson, Alice Ada . : Chatham, Grove Rd.• Simiinons,`Dorothy Alex. Gillingham, Wesleyan Rodgers, Bgatrice Margaret Gillingham, St.. iVtarks^ _ Cosgrove, May Florence :.. Gil7inghani, Barnsole Rd . C1 . Elvin, Emily V. ; A,- t Do. -do. Fodks, Elaie Gillingham, Richm

Kitight, Lily Caroline ond do. Legg, Elsie' Cxilllingham, BarnsoleRd. Cl. Rees, Ethel Mary... Gillingham Richmond, Rd..---

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Scl}ool at which Name ofCandidate. Residence.` Sclibol'at 'lakeseist Scholars'hip will be held. - Nit-ended.

Dartford County"Soliool . Bean Annie Eliza-, South Darentli •Îor$oî I^.i^y,...:::r. .I.:L Collings, Mabel. Louise ... Dartford ... Dartford C. of E. •Dadd, DorisÈ+ thel` ; • ... Do. Dartford, Westgate Cl. -English, Elsie Alice' Bexley Heath Bexley -Heath, Upland Cl. Exeter, Elsie Florence. .. Dartford Dartford, St. Alban's Hammond, Amy Violet ::. Welling Bexley, Welling Council Hardy, -Edith Madge .. Dartford Dartford, York Rd. Jacobs, Gladys Beatrice ... Do. Dartford, Westgate Cl. 1Vlanr}, Nina Bell:.. ... :Welling Dartford County School for Girls Smith, 'Doris Kathleen ... Dartford Dartford, West Hill Cl. Wellington, Lilian Alice... Mottingham Mottiz*ham-CI._ `•:; :i ,:•,,. T Dover 'Gounty School Boys) . Boorn, Richard Wallace A. Dover ^ Dover, Barton Rd. Cl. Bourn-or, George ...... Do` Dover, Christ Church Broadhurst;•Sidpteg Walter Do. Dover, Holy Tritiity Dane, Stuart Charles .. ... I Do. Dover, St. Martin's Cl. Dixon, John Robert . Deal Deal, Wesleyan Gravener, Albert E dward... Dover Dover, Barton Rd. Cl. • Graves, Albert Edward C. Do. Do. Hampson,Arthur Eric ... Eythorne Eythorne C. of E.: ' -Henton; William Charles Maxton DovBr, St. Martin's Clr T,icence; Joseph George ... Dover Dover, St. Mary's Taylor, Cecil James Deal,- Deal, Wesleyan Dover- CofnntySchool. (Girlp .Soames, Grace ... • Dover Dover, Charlton C. of E. Spatchett, Elsie Grace ... Maxton ... Dover, St. DTartin's Cl. Barton, Kathleen Emily... Eastry Eastry, N. .Holttusn, Kathleen . Upper Walmer ... Deal •Weglepu ,_ '-_•^ - Robinson, Bertha .:. ... Dover ... Dover County School for Girls Erith Qojjjity School Williams, Florence May ... Eritli Erith Central .Rye, Emily Eva Do. Do. -Savage, Henry Chas. Do. Erith, Manor Rd. ,Padgett, George Thos. Belvedere Belvedere (Boys) Lewingdon, Stanley Frank Do. Do. Ridgewell, Frederick W. G. Do. Be:vedere, St. Augustine's Gregson, Authur Leonard Do. Belvedere (B4s) ' -% •: c,::. -Geekie, Hugh Stiven ... Do. Do. Haywood, Leonard Chas.... Do. _ Belvedere, St. Augustine.'s -Saunders, Sidney Walter... Erith Erith Central, -Matthews, George Harry... Belvedere Belvedere (Boys) Morton; Arthur James ... Erith Erith l;entral ,Carey, John Henry Chas. Do. Do. Steward, Lilian Alice .. Belvedere Belvedere, All Saints Hay, Margaret Eleanor .:. Erith Do. do. Horner, Mary Emma ... Belvedere Belvedere, Brook Street Newman, Violet Blanche Do. Belvedere, St. Augustine's •dackson, Doris May Erith Erith, Crescent Rd. Folkogto'ne County School... Graham, Gladys Jessie .,. Folkestone'... Folkestone Wesleyan Linkin; Jessie Lilian - - Do. Folkestone, Sidney Street •Smith; Elsie Violet ... Do. Folkestone Wesleyan Gravesend County School...

.= School at which School, at present Residence. Scholarship will be held.. Name of Candidate. attended.

Sittingbourne County School Dunn,:Eva Blanche. Sheerness . Sheerneas,C. of Ei Cheeseman, Eleanor Do. Do,, Moore,. Doris Victoria, Sittingbourne Murston - Adams,.Phyllis Langford Sheerness .. Sheerness Broadway Cl. Gaubert, Ruth Edith Do. Sheerness C. of E. Edwards, Patience E. E. Borden Borden C. of E. Shepherd, Lilian Margaret Sheerness . Sheerness C. of E. Jury, Esther Sittingbourne Sittingbourne, St.lllicha.^.'s . Croad, Kathleen May Sheerness ... Sheerness C. of E. Gent, Winifred .. ... Do. Do. Reeve, Elsie May.;. .. Milton: Regis Sittingbourne Cl. Tonbridge County School Terry, Mararet Agnes Marden. Marden, CI.-: :Wallis, Agnes Louisa Edenbridge Edenbridge C..of.E. Wallis, Bertha May ... Do. ... Do. * Baker, Winifred ... .., Sevenoaks ... Seveiioaks, Lady Bosweh's Martin, Louie Mary . Tonbridge .. Tonbridge County S-_^_ool for Girls _ Mitchell, Rose Edith, Tonbridge, Sussex Roa..' al. Curd,:Gwendoline Emily... Do. Tunbridge WeI1wCounty Marks, Dorothy Edith Speldhurst,Langton C. , 'E. School Stonharn, Queenie Rose ... -Tunbridge Wells (P : ; ate . School) Coath, Ellen Alexandra ... Do. Tunbridge Wells, St, do;in's 'Allen,, Marian Cicely . Do. Tunbridge Wells, 11I-i_-ray Iffouse Wadeson, Aliep_W: ... Do. Do. Godefrey, Archie George... Ashford -' . Ashford, West St. Lusted,, Frank Percy . Wye W,ye, LadyThornhill's Goodwin., Ivor Roberts ... Ashford . . Ashford Grammar Sch,:o1 Scott, David Craigie Staplehurst Staplehurst 01, ' .Holland, Frank Charles:... .Frittenden... Frittenden C. of E. Borden Grammar School .. Hudson, Albert; Sittingbourne Milton Regis Cl. Coward, Harold E. R. Do. Sittingbourne Cl. Bridges, Ralph ,R. Sheerness . . . Sheerness, Mile Town Cl., Bateman, Ronald W. Do. ... Do. do. Canterbury, Simon Langton Coombs, Leonard Charles Ickham Canterbury, Payne Smith School (Boys) White, Harold Edmund... Wickhambreaux IckhamC. of E. Canterbury, Simon Langton Haysom, Lilian Ruby L.... Canterbury... Chislet C. of E. School (Girls) Borer, Mildred Whitstable ::. Whitstable Endowed Richardson, Evelyn Blanche Do. Whitstable, Oxford St. 01. Dartford Grammar School... Alcoek, Rutherford Powell Farningham . Dartford C. of E. Blundy, William John ; ... Sidcup Footscray, Longlands Cl. Davis, Edmund Harold. ... Stone .. Greenhithe C, of E. Gerrish, William Arthur.. Mottingham Mottingham Cl: Harfst, Herbert Christian Bexleyheath Besleyheath, Upland C1. Mayled, Charles George...., Dartford ... Stone, The Brent Cl. Pegg, Frei ... Do. Dartford C. of E. Rivers, James Frederick ... Bexleyheath Bexleyheath, Upland 01. Shannon, Thomas ... Dartford Dartford, R.C. Webster, Ronald Graeme Bexleyheath . Bexleyheath, Upland Cl. Faversham, Wreight'sSchool Leaver, Wallace E. T. ... Herne Bay... Herne Bay Cl. Faversham, Gibbs' School Taylor, Marger,y Evelyn ... Faversham... Faversham Cl, Clark, Beatrice Ivy . Do. ... Faversham District Girls Folkestone, Harvey Cole, George Geoffery . . Elham Elham C. of E. Grammar -School Tester, Ralph Paterson. ... Sellindge ... Folkestone, Harvey Grammar Watson, Alan Arthur ... Folkestone ... Folkestone, Wesleyan Wickenden, HoraceWataon Do. Folkestone, Dover Rd. Maidstone Grammar School (Boys) Herniman, William A. D. Maidstone ... Maidstone, All Saints C. of E. Levey, Francis Edward A. East Farleigh Gravesend, Milton, Christ Church BoormaR, Albert :., ... 'Maidstone Maidstone, St. Michael's Qliver, Cyril Vernon Do. Maidstone, All Saint's 0. of E. Palmer, Islay Warden R. Ditton East Malling, New Hythe 0. of E. ,Cornell, Cedric Alan ... Do. Maidstone, Preparatory School, Mote Rd. Maidstone Grammar School Hadlow, Fanny .. East Farleigh East Farleigh Cl. (Girls) .Hardem,an, Winifred Alice Ightham .. Ightham Cl. Thomson, Janet McAllau Addington .:. Addington Par. Hitch, Irene Clarice Alberta Maidstone.... Maidstone, All Saints' C. of E. Hodder, Marjorie ... Mereworth;... Mereworth; Cl. Wood,. Elsie' Larkfield East Malling, New Hytbe C: of E. RoEhester Mathematical . Gardiner, Cecil Lincoln :.. Longfield Longfield.C. of E. School Weaver, Stanley Douglas 8nodland Snodland Hook " ' Dale" Thom" William Rochester. 'Rochester, Troy Town Council Hutcbinga, Kenneth John Strood Strood C. of E. Marqfiant, John Ernest,... Rochester Rochester; Troy Town Council Ribbins,-Henry Charles; S. Do. Do. Edmonds. Geoffrey'Charles Do. Do. a Court, Charles Leslie .. Gillingham,Barnsole Rd. Cl,

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School at which School at present Name of Candidate. Residence. Scholarship will be held. . attended: %0

Rochester: Mathematical Rowden, George Wm. . . . Gillingham Gillingham, Wesleyan School (continued) Newport, Edwin Clement Chatham, Luton Rd. Cl. Sproul, Archibald McGill Do. ... Gillingham, Napier Rd. Cl. Harvey,Lionel Herbert Wm Do. ... Do. Do. Batrett,: Arthur Edward... Do. Gillingham, Richmond Rd. Cl. Doust, Ernest Arthur ... Do. Do. Do. Trice, Geoffrey Fredk. Rainham Rainham C. of E. Naylor, John Thomas . Lower Rainham Rainham Cl. Revasae, Carlos Leonardia Chatham ' . . Chatham, Glencoe Rd. CI. Godsitf, Ralph ... Do. ... Gillingham, Wesleyan Duggan,- Cecil Denis James Rochester ... Chatham, St. John's C. of E. Buck, George James Chattenden Frindsbury Extra Chattenden Cl. Rocuester Grammar School Burch; Constance Muriel G. Rochester. ... Rochester, Troy Town Cl. (Girls) Ring, Hilda Grace Maria... Strood ... Strood, St. Mary's C. of E. Tonbridge, Judd's -: Upperton, Edward- James Southborough Southborough C. of E. Commercial School Griggs, Frederick John ... I amberhurst Lamberhurst C. of E. Clifford, Frank Wesley ... Knockholt ... Tonbridge, Judd's . Commercial School Gore-Clough, Raymond. .:. Tonbridge .. ... D o. Do. Offen, Hubert Jesse -- - Sevenoaks Weald ... Sevenoaks,. Weald Cl. Haines, Frank Lesiy - Edenbridge ... Edenbridge C. of E. Burrows, .Cyril Henry. Lamberhurst Lamberhurst C. of E. Molyneux, Frank Gordon Bildenborough Hildenborough C. of E. Butler, Percy James ' Marden ... Marden Cl. Tunbridge Wells, Skinners' Harris, Ivor Gerald Tunbridge Wells ... Tunbridge Wells, St. James' School Carrington, Arthur John... ' Do. ... Tunbridge Wells, St. Peter's C.ofE: Jeffery, Ernest John Rusthall ... Tunbridge Wells, Rusthall Gorringe, Clive Lance Pembury ... Tunbridge Wells, St. James, Fermer, Leslie ...... Tunbridge Wells Do. do. • $hoern ess Higher Elementary School ' Browse, Ernest Richard ... Sheerness ...

APPENDIX 6.

South Eastern Agricultural College, Wye.

'EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS PRESENTED TO THE MEETING OF GOVERNORS, JULY 19, 1913.

(a) PRINCIPAL'S QUARTERLY REPORT.

The number and distribution of the students for the present term which will end on July 19th, is as follows :- Kent (including Wye), 42;_ Surrey, 34; other counties and abroad, 73; total R149. The classes from which the students are drawn are as follows : Farmers 18 Landowners 8, other persons connected with agriculture 8, other occupations 55, not specified 60. There 'have been two serious cases of illness-one of appendicitis, in which an operation wa,s successfully performed, and one resulting from a motor cycle accident due to a collision with a motor van. I am glad to say that both cases are progressing satisfactorily. Thei Development Commissioners have agreed to make a grant of- £6;000 for the purpose of completing the research and teaching buildings of the College (12,500 as grant and £3,500 . as a loan on commercial terms, 32 per cent. interest and if per cent. sinking fund on athirty years' basisi,.but have intimated that moneys received from them_ must not be used for " domestic " expenditure. An anonymous donation of £500 has also been received for " the extension of the research work of _ the College in any direction at the.-discretion of the Principal." By a resolution of, the College 28/7/13

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Committee the anonymous donor has been thanked by the Chairman of the Governo- s, and there-;s -no doubt that the increase of the offer of the Developtrie.nt Còinanis-siotic-:rs (from Y.4,000 to YA000) is due to the knowledge of his generosity. . _ , ,-, `Thi^ $aard` of ". Agricultute`'-has - made a grant of ^£130 towards the cost- of ; he erection of an -Insectary -and-addit4Qnal Greenhouse The ;arGhitiect has prepared plans .for the .-, xtow,_b^1ldings;which will be laid be ,re you at the meetit3g, and it will be.desirable to pxpedite the erection as far as pos_: le, so that a greafp*rtof the workimay be done duriflg the College vacation. It n- -ht be desirable, iri'',view of the,, inle-vitable interference with the work of the Co;:_-ge -which must occur, to reduce the rluiriber.,of_qt4dents art `the-College during the tir:;^ of • .,. - . . , : -- ,..: . - . . the building ':oP.eiàtions. •' ' The sug'Vsted appointmen't of an Advisory Comm#ttee'for the Research ^Vc: k of the College has progressed a-fuTther.- step,_ and. ...th.e-following . . gentlemen. lia:ve^. ^ . . expr.-ssed their willirigness to act on such a-committee : Prof: H: E. Armstrong; F. ;Z.S., Cemistry and Biochemistry (Central Technical College);- Prof. V. H. Blacl _nan, F.R.S`., Botany . and Mycology ( Imperial College of Science) ; Dr. E. J. Rt:ssell, Agronomy (Ristlianisted Experimental Station). It .will bei advisable to ha^ e an ... " : authority on Animal nutrition and possibly Pathology tq coniplete the committe: T.; The College •has been visited .by a very large number of ,persans frorri`the `(J iite`d Kingdom and.abroad during the past. term, and the Great Chart, Edenbridge, Cuc;ham ,-Fart-ners' Clubs;_a"s well as member'sôf the Lirnpsfield Gardeners' Society, and C)"' the , ...... :. . s, . _.. ,.,_ Pershore Fruitgrowers' Association have inspected the College Farms a.^nd_,Gardens:: .-- ^ . _-_.Mx..C.._W. B.. Wright, past student, has b'een-. .. appointed Assistant Hozticulturist to the East of Scotland Agricultural College. Mr. C. W. Mason, past student, has been awarded a Carnegie scholarship of the valne of f,250 for two years for continuing his entomological work in the United States. The Schoolmasters' Course will be held from July 28th to August 9th-forty schoolmasters from Kent and thir't•y" froln Surrey have been' awarded-: stud eii tship5 to attend the ^:ourse, which will be on the same lines as last year. Mr. ;P:; F. Kendafi, B.Sc., of the University of Sheffield, has succeeded Mr.. H. P. Hutchinson as Lecturer and Dem onstrator in Zoology and,Geology. The examiners for the College Diplomas and Certificates are the same as last year, and the examinations are just concluded, An exhibit of interest `to fruit growers was msent to the Royal Agricultural Society's Show_ at Bristol.- -; ..,. _ _. . . , Two students were successful in the Fellowship examination and five in the I'rofesSional Associateshi.p EXaminaticin:o#,'.the Surveyors' Institution,., Nirie:,students are sitti^g for, the intermediate_ . _.Examinationof the Universityu of .London:,_ BSc ;.,{Agri,c.) Exalnina.tion;. and six students will sit for the Final B.Sc. Examination in October. M. J. R. D.UNSTAN, Princilal.

(b) REPORT OF THE FARM COMMITTEE. 'I he nurbber. of: ^.ve stock ,on the farms as compaxed_ with last quarter is as

No. in gincl df 19,st, Present In- ;•;.,c.De_: Be^prt. No.. Bought. Sold. Born. Died. orease._;crease..5 ; k; 'Cattle 85 90 ..13- Yl Sheep -Horses. Pigs 28/7113 Appen.dig_ 6.:._ 101 ~ 43s2'd - Jtle1JU1`r. s

;Hoyses.r-A Clydesdale -mare^^has produced,a foal -by -a, Shire horse-.. -The., working; horses on .the far.na, are_nawtinadeq:uate to cope with the additional work arising out,0; the bringing under arable of Wood Field. It has been decided-,to. sell three aged.- horses,-ai?d to purchase a pair .-o£ .Shire- Mares suitable for breeding, and ; a pair of Suffolk9--dings -cattle _sold ^ during-the quarter-were: two heifers (in,calf) ; £18 and. six. fat beasts fhome-hred) at;-l-3s. per score; one. Shorthorn Galloway heifer,, twenty,-: months _old, .£205s.; one- Fat ,Calf, £3; one..young. Calf, ^'2,, ;.;,'1'he;8unzrner-has proved an. excellent one, fQr grazing cattle. All homebred st^ t,k =xave grown out well, and are in excellent condition. A dozen, grazing-: steers NvJerc; . -jurchased at Shrewsbury, and these too have made excellent progress. . Fewer calves :aan usual have been reared this season and=it-is proposed to purchase well-bred calves, ._; be used first .far a_feeding: experirnent:,- and then, to ,be .continued as_ stores; - thereby ^,ting the necessity or- the °purchase two yea:rs hence of stores for,^wihter _fatteriing. : s expected -that:a' better class :of stores-Will be available: and at a less.cost. :"I'-heidairy cows have given-satisfaction, .by. the effect of the.drought on the.Cold-. 1-1;.:Our land has' been to reduce the supply. of grass:and the.-:milk yield:- Much of th-6. milk i}as^been. used in the.dairy.as -practice -farstudents in butter. making, A summer' cd,itract for new' înilk=at_:10&per gallon is now `running. pedigree Holstien in-calf heifer has been purchased. as a representative. of this increu ingly popular' breed of dairy, --cattle. '._ ;',4. ^^The sheep s:old were -fat. Iambs at 44s. 6d. each. The season. has been a favou, able one for sheep. Average falls of-_Down_:-and- Kent larnbs=::were obtained. The Kent lambs :were small at birth and somewhat 'weakly for the., breed: - Few=1òsses, however, occurred; an&ewes and.Jambs now- look well. -. Such measures- as.exgerience suggested against worm attacks have been - taken, and no -case--.of. death has been definitely attributed #o: fhe: presence-of parasitic Worms:-. - Twenty- fou-r Southdown ram larnbs kra,ve been" 'retainei:t for. the autumn sales.. ^ This - sinmber is tnucli -smaller: ,than last year, the percentage` of good ram-.I ambs 'being, smaller . than in ,1912:: f The flock of Southdowns has been made up for breeding, by the introduction Of -th.irty-+ftve=good home bred tega. The ewes drafted out have recently been : sold -=all - suitable for bteedi.rig hat;e' beeii: disposed -of privately; ând the others have been fattened and: sold to.. t`lre-:butcher. -Six -.Shropshire Shearling_ ewes ha.ve_.:been .: added-.to the flacksî p-r-itna-rilp for'èducatianal-purposes, and these will lie_,cambined with..a:cornpo'site flock: of specimen breeds for-the ^-produdtion- of- fat -lambs. ;_ All wool 'is t o .lie:so]d-at Ashford-.,. Pigs.Nine ynung sows and one boar' have been.' purchased: -..Three sfl.ws 'are rearing litters of eight, eight, and nine, and the other sows are in pig. .:The newt pig; premises at.: Cold -1-Harbour -are-'rapidly, progressing., . and : when complete 'will be immediately occupied by pigs removed from -Silks. Crots.-A generally good seed time for corn was experienced, and crops got a firm hold,of the ground before the drought set in. Four acres of late sown oats have suffered severely as a result of the drought. All other cereal crops are of a uniformly hlgh level, with one field outstanding, this an exceptionally heavy crop of Blue Cone wheat. The crops of clover were good, one of the Silks fields yielding over three tons of hay per acre. The meadow crops were an improvement on last season, and have been gathered in good order.. The improvernent in quality of the herbage noted last year is still more noticeable in the present year's crop. The early potato crop has been somewhat disappointing. Early planting was followed by very cold wet weather, somewhat irregular growth resulting. The crop is on very thin land where the drought has been severely felt. The first potatoes raised yielded two-and-a-half tons per acre, and these sold at .0 per ton. A fifty per cent. heavier crop is now being lifted. The main crop potatoes leave nothing to be desired. 2817/13 Appendix 6. 43rd Report. 102

Both second earlies and maincrops have been sprayed. Experiments are being made using various Dry Sprays. against the Wet Spraying which has proved of great,st value here in past years. Root crops are fairly good. Marigolds came up a rather thin plant. The gaps -are now filled with cabbages. The crop looks very healthy, and the plants are growing . rapidly. Swedes are good. Small areas of Kale and Kohl Ra' are promising.' Cabbages are a good crop. The land as cleared of Early Potatcl:>.; is being planted up with various kinds of cabbages intended for winter keep for -i:eep; Kale, Maize and Rape have been sown as catch crops, after Rye, Winter Ta:•.; and Spring Tares respectively.

REPORT ON THE FRUIT AND Hops.

FRUIT.-The general work in the Fruit Plantation during this has consisted chiefly of hoeing and spraying. The weather being favourable, t',<. ;:;::d has been kept quite clean from weeds. A considerable quantity of sprayiw;^ ?!:;.s been carried out. The gooseberries have been sprayed throughout four times ;^. ,=h Lime. Sulphur, which has apparently been successful in keeping American 'i()A_,seberry Mildew absolutely in check. Most varieties of apples have been spraycC".' twice for Apple Scab, while all the apples and plums have been washed with lbi^:-:.;Dougall's Fruit Tree Wash for Aphis. The result of fruit sold and the general fruit prospects are as follows e-- Styawberyies.- Crop poor; many plants dried up owing to want of r:^in. Prices realised 3d. to 5d. per lb. in punnets. Raspberries.-Crop very good. Prices: realised 3d. to 4d. per lb. in ;3uinnets. Gooseberries.-Crop very good. Prices realised 3s. to 3s. 6d. per ha',` sieve. Black Currants.-Crop Good; 3d. per lb. in chip baskets. Logaybeyries.=Crop very good; 2d. to 3d. per lb. in chip baskets. Affiifs.-Bramley's Seedling, Newton Wonder, Lane's Prince Albert have very good crops'; Worcester Pearmain and Bismarck are light. Plums.-A very short crop. Damsons.-A failure. Hops.-The bine looks fairly well, and has improved considerably since the recent rain. Fish Guano to the extent of about 4 cwts. per acre was applied in May. The garden, with the exception of the young hops, has been washed for aphis seven times-the blight being very bad at times. The bine has, however, cleaned up well since the. last washing.. The young hops have been washed : twice by hand with Tobacco Wash. The bines have this year been stripped to a node above the breast wire. Yours faithfully, G. D. MAXTED; Chaiyman.

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APPENDIX 9.

Local School Attendance Committees.

SCHEDULE SHOWING REPRESENTATIVES OF DISTRICT AND OTHER COUNCILS AND OF MANAGERS ON LOCAL '^CHOOL ATTENDA^CE- C(?MMM:^^^^ AND HOW NOMINATED.

Representatives of District and other Councils `;anne of L.S.A.C. Area Served. and of 'Xanagers and how nominated..

A_`-.ford U.D. of Ashford .. Nominated by U.D.C. of Ashford ...... 6 Parishes of Willesborou.-h „ R.D.C. of E;%st Arhifort ...... a- and. Sevington theAlanag'er;, of lh: Council School 2 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the disCrict.., ...... 5

U.D. of Bexley Nominated by CT.D.C. of Be-dey ...... ,. 6 the 31anagers. of the Council Schools 2 One nominated by the Managers of each of the other schools in the district ...... 1:

Btean I R.D. of Blean Nominated by I2.D..C, of Blean ,.. ... ,.. 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ,...... , 8

Bridge ... R.D. of Bridge Nominated by R.D.C. of Bridge ,...... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district .,. ... ., . Il.-4

Bromley ... R.D. of Bromley and LT.D's One nominated by each body of Il11anagers in the of Chislehurst and Foots- 2-4 cray.

Cranbr.rult ... R.D. of Cranbrook ... Nominated by R.D.CC. of Cranbrool: ... ., 6 One nominated by each body of 151aua,gers in the district ...... S

Dartfr.:d (Urban) U.D. of Dartford ...... All the Managers of the Dartford Cl. Schools ... 9 One representative of each other body of Managers in the district ...... ,.. ... 3 The -Local Committee to have power to co-opt two additional members ... ,...... 2

R.D. of Dover ...... Nominated by R.D C. of Dover ...... 6 One nominated by each body of ''Yllanagers in the district ... ,...... , ...... 11

R.D. of East Ashford and Nominated by R.D.C, of East Ashford ...... 6 Parish of Kenardington One nominated by each boay* of 1t^:Ianagers in the district ...... 17

R.D. of Eastry*, the Borough Nominated by R.D.C. of Eastry ...... 6 of San&sdch and the U.D. Borough Council of Sandwich ... 1 of Wahiier U.D.C. of Waliner ...... 1 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 20

Elham R.D. of Elham, Borough of Nominated by R.D.C. of Elhain ... . 3 Hythe, U.D. of Cheriton Borough Council of Hythe ...... 1 and Parish of Sandgate „ U.D.C. of Cheriton ...... 1 „ L..T.D.C. of S>indgate ,., ...... I One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 19

Faversham ... R.D. of Faversham ... Nominated by R.D.C. of Fav®rahani ...... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 17

Herne andHerne Bay II U.D. of Herne Bay and Parish Nominated by U.D.C. of Herne Bay ......

of Herne II P.C. of Herne... .., the Managers of the Herne 'BW; Council School ... the Managers of the Herno B.E. School ... . ^

Hollingbourne R. D. of Ido3iingbourne Nominated by R.D.C. of Ilollingbourne ... 6 One nominated by each body of 31anagers in the I district ...... 26

Maidstone R.D. of 11laidstone ...... 9 ominated by R.D.C. of Maidstone .. ., f ,e .nominated by each body of Managers in dia district ...... ,. ,,, .,. 1.6

Malling R.D. of Mailing and U.D. of Nominated by R.1?.C. of Afalling .., .,, ,.. Wrotham V. D. r„ of Wrothaxn,., One nominated by each body- of Managers in the district ...... 28/7/13 43rd Report. 110 Appendix 9.

Representatives of District and other Councils Name of L.S.A.C. Area Served. and of Managers, and how nominated.

Milton R.D. of Milton Nominated by R.D.C.. of Milton ...... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 15

Northfleet ... U.D. of Northfleet ... Nominated by U.D.C. of Northfleet...... " 6 the Managers of the Council Schools 2 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the district...... 5

Sevenoaks (No. 1) .. U.D. of. Sevenoaks and Nominated by U.D.C. of Sevenoaks...... 4 Parishes of Riverhead and Parish Council of Riverhead 1 Sevenoaks Weald „ Parish Council of Sevenoaks Weald.. 1 the Managers of the Council Schools 2 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the district...... 4

Sevenoaks (No. 2) ... R.D. of Sevenoaks. ... Nominated by R.D.C. of Sevenoaks ...... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 27

Sheppey R.D. of Shepp®y, Borough of Nominated by R.D.C. of Sheppey ...... 2 Queenborough and U.D. „ Borough Council of Queenborough... 1 of Sheerness U.D.C. of Sheerness ...... 3 the Managers of the Sheerness and Minster Council Schools ...... 3 One nominated by each other body of Managers ii: the district...... 7

Sittingbourne and U.D's. of Sittingbourne and Nominated by U.D.C. of Sittingbourne ...... 3 Milton Milton Regis U.D.C. of Milton Regis ...... 3 the Managers of the Milton Regis, Council Schools ...... 2 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the district...... 4

Strood R.D. of Strood Nominated by R.D.C. of Strood ...... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 13

Tenterden ...... R.D. of Tenterden and Bor- Nominated by R.D.C. of Tenterden...... 4 ough of Tenterden „ Borough Council of Tenterden .. . 2 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 13

Thanet (Isle of) ... R.D. of Thanet and U.D. of Nominated by R.D.C. of Thanet ...... 4 Broadstairs and St. Peters „ U.D.C. of Broadstairs and St. Peters 2 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 9

Tonbridge (No. 1) ... U.D. of Tonbridge and Nominated by U.D.O. of Tonbridge...... 2 Parishes of Hadlow and „ P.C. of Hildenborough ...... 1 Hildenborough All the Managers of the Tonbridge Council Schools 6 Nominated by the Managers of Hildenborough C.E. School ...... 2 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the district...... 3

Tonbridge (No. 2 U.D. of Southborough, Pa- All the Managers of Southborough Council School 6 rishes of Ashurst, Bid- One nominated by each other body of Managers in borough, Speldhurst and the district ...... 7 that part of Tonbridge Rural which lies West and South West of the main road to Hastings

Tonbridge (No. 3 Parishes of Brenchley, Capel, Two nominated by each body of Managers in the Horsmonden, Lamber- disttict ...... 14 hurst, Pembury, and the remainder of Tonbridge Rural

West Ashford R.D. of West Asbford Nominated by R.D.C. of West Ashford .. ... 6 One nominated by each body of Managers in the district ...... 12

Whitstable and Sea- U.D. of Wbitstable and Nominated by U.D.C. of Whitstable ...... 4 salter ...... Parish of Seasalter P.C}.of Seasalter ...... 2 the Managers of the Council Schools 4 One nominated by each other body of Managers in the district ...... 2

29/7113 'APPENDIX 10,

Printin$.

PRR?Z"Ml,^ CONTRACTS,1S9 1913-14-LOCAL ^^^^^ ^u"0^.I°'L"r'M.

H$"'ra&ey Bros., AsMordr Young & CoV", Maidstone, Ditto, Dau& I"V" _.. Grigg & Son, Dover. Mtth ... y®mg ^'e c0ow, ^i^dstonc+ F®lkestme I$. L Bewley, F® S.mulow., exiamewnd

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c+JaBkIe Young & Rms'gzte D. lie s^ n^, ^t►d., S^^r^,. ^Cnit^^,u , sbeemffiff & C6*ap BiM, ^lka & Ca, ^^^^^MON,

^ W. L ]P'aLUttvtty, W.., SMiinglbwm.

llblml^ ^C4)M1ID^ t^ ^s^tt^ ^^114N^^. T-Mbfidw Wak MU& .--^ ^ ^ wwpi4' Wit& i^ Movam of tuw Maud of In :^^h me de mamma Ymda wMpUMaD wM itU MwMftu?<^ of the tow-al ^^^^^^^^ APPENDIX ,11.

Adve"rtisirig..

OFFICIAL LIST 'OF COUNTY PAPERS IN. WHICH ADVERTISEMENTS

MAY APPEAR. Revised 30th June, 1913.

TABLE 1.

WHERE THE WHOLE COUNTY HAS TO BE COVERED BY A LIMITED NUMBER OF PAPERS.

Area. Papers. East Kent ...... :Kentish Express. West Kent ...... •„ Kent Messenger.

TABLE 11.

WHERE A PRESCRIBED AREA HAS TO BE COVERED, ALSO WHEN THE WHOLE COUNTY HAS TO BE COVERED:, MORE FULLY.

'(NOTE.=1N EACH CASE ONE PAPER ONLY FROM EACH DISTRICT SHOULD BE CHOSEN.)

Area. Papers. ( District of Ashford Kentish Express. E-F W District of Canterbury ... Kentish Express ; Kentish Gazette ; Kentish 9 Observer. District of Isle of Thanet Isle of Thanet Gazette ; Kent Argus. District of Sittingbourne East Kent Gazette.

(District of Bromley Kentish District Times Series (Selection of one of four Series as required). District of Chatham ... Chatham News. District of Dartford ... Bexley Heath. Observer Series. w District of Gravesend ... Gravesend Reporter. ^' ' District of Maidstone ... Kent Messenger. ^ District of Tunbridge Wells Kent and Sussex Courier. 28/7/13 Appendix 11: 113 43rd Report. TABLE 111. WHERE THE ADVERTISING IS CONFINED TO LOCAL REQUIREMENTS ONLY. (NOTE.-ONE PAPER ONLY -SHOULD BE CHOSEN.) Centre. Papers,' Ashford ... .:. Kentish- Express ; Kent Messenger and Ashford Examiner ; Tuesday Express. Broadstairs East Kent Times (Broadstairs and 'St.- Peter's V Mail); Broadstairs and St. Peter's Echo. Canterbury Kentish ' Gazette ; Kentish Observer;-- Canterbury Journal ; Kent Herald. Cheriton -Folkestone Herald ; Folkestone Express. I Deal Deal Mercury; East Kent Advertiser (Deal Paper and Walmer News). ,Dover, Dover Express ; Dover Standard ; Dover County Chronicle ; Dover Times ; Dover Telegraph. Faversham Faversham Mercury; Kentish Express ; Faversham and North East Kent News. Folkestone .Folkestone Herald ; Folkestone Express. Herne Bay .Herne Bay Press ; Kentish Express. Hythe ... Hythe Reporter; Kentish Express ; Tuesday -Express. Lydd Kenti-sh Express. Margate .. Isle of Thanet Gazette ; Thanet Times ; Thanet Guardian. Milton Regis East Kent Gazette ; North East Kent Times. New Romney Kentish Express. o^ Queen borough .. Sheerness Guardian ; Sheerness Times. p Ramsgate Kent Argus ; Thanet Advertiser ; East Kent Times (Broadstairs and St. Peter's Mail); Broadstairs. and St. Peter's Echo. Sandgate Folkestone Hei•ald ; Folkestone Express ; Kentish Express. Sandwich Sandwich Advertiser ; Kentish Express. Sheerness Sheerness Guardian; Sheerness Times. Sittingbourne East Kent Gazette ; North East Kent Times. Tenterden Kentish Express. Waliner . Deal Mercury ; East Kent Advertiser (Deal paper,.!-and Walmer News). Whitstable . Whitstable Times ; Kentish Express. ( Beckenham . Beckenham Journal. Bexley Bexley Heath Observer. Bromley ... Bromley and District Times Series ; Bromley Chronicle ; Bromley Journal; - Bromley Local Guide and Advertiser. Chatham ... Chatham News ; Chatham Observer. Chi5lehurst Chislehurst and District Times Series. Dartford Dartford Chronicle Series ; West Kent Advertiser ; Dartford Express. ^ v Frith^ ...... Erith Observer ; Erith Times. Foolnscray. ... .St. Mary Cray and Swanley Express ; St. Mary Cray and Orpington Times Series. Gillingham Chatham News ; Chatham Observer. W Gravesend . . , Graverend and Dartford Reporter; Gravesend and ^ Northfleet Standard. Maidstone Kent Messenger ; South Eastern Gazette.. w Northfleet.. . Gravesend and Dartford Reporter; Gravesend and 5`e North fleet Standard Series ; Kent Messenger and Gravesend Telegraph. Pen -e ... Norwood News. P Rochester Rochester, Chatham - and Gillingham: Journal- 0 Pq Standard ; Chatham News; Chatham Observer. Sevenoaks Kent Messenger and Sevenoaks Telegraph ; Sevenoaks Chronicle; Westerham Herald ; Edenbridge Chronicle. Southborough Kent 'and Sussex Courier ; Tonbridge Free Press. Tonbridge Tonbridge Free Press ; Kent and Sussex Post; Tonbridge Gazette. Tunbridge Wells Kentand Sussex Courier; Tunbridge Wells Advertiser; Kent and Sussex Post. I Wrotham ... Kent Messenger and Sevenoaks Telegraph ; Sevenoaks Chronicle. $e/7/isl 43rd Report. 114 Appendix 12.

APPENDIX 12.

Fuel, Lj-&ting and Cleaning.

COMPARATIVE RETbRM 'SI3O'IWTG THE {;ftfiROJCT PRICES OF COAL AND CORE FOR THE YEARS 1913-14 AND 1912-13 :

1913-14. 1912-13.

Cftl. Coal. No. District. Ar Coke. Raise- House- hold Kitchen Per hold Kitchen Per ton. Per ton, +0haldron. Per ton. Per ton.

'S. il. s. -d. s. d. S. yd. d. Ashford ... Q8 0 25 6 23 7 '.3 0 peokeAbAm ... ,.. .. 25 0 21 6 20 0 fl 24 23 0 Bexley...... 28 9 S 28 9 11 3 Anth9 I I t Anth: il Blean ...... a 28 0 18 0 26 -0 25 "6 15 0 b 28 0 17 0 27 0 26 0 17 6 Brift^j::. .. d 28 D 16 0 26 0 26 0 15 0 b 28 0 16 0 26 -0 25 0 14 0 C 29 -0 18 0 27 '0 ^6 6 16 0 Bromley 25 3 12 9 -23 6 ;22 ,9 14 6

b Not ;yet bett ed. 28 3 1 26 3 13 6

11 c `24 0 =- 16 0 24 0 22 6 14 0 1'2 '% 0 , .^ 10 6 24 0 -•- 10 6 13 e 26 6 11 0 24 6 - 10 6 14 f 25 0 10 9 21 9 20 3 12 6 15 Cranbrook a '29 `6 - 17 6 27 9 ^5 '9 15 9 16 b -27 '6 j- 15 9 27 3 125 3 15 3 17 'c 27 +0 - 15 6 27 3 25 3 15 3 18 Dartford (Rural) ... a 25 3 - 14 6 27 2 '94 '6 15 0 19 b `2s -3 - 14 0 26 2 ^3'3`' 6 14 0 40 c 25 8 - 12 0 23 3 - 12 0 '21 d 24 •6 ; - 11 G 22 fi - I1 6 22 e 14 "9 10 6 23 0 - 11 3 23 Dartford (Urtidb) ... a 24 3 - 10 6. 21 11 --- 10 6 24 Dover ...... a 26 9 - 13 0 26 0 19 0 25 b 27 1 ,-- 19 0 t14 10 18 0 26 b 26 '7 - 18 0 - 24 s10 18 6 V d 23 tl 16 0 22 4 21 9 16 0 28 East Ashford.:. a 29 J 16 -6 80-6 = 15 6 '^9 b -$0 0 15 0 27 6 25 7 14 6 30 c 29 ^0 15 6 28 6 24 6 14 6 31 d 29 9 16 6 28 0 2.7 9 15 0 32 Eastry ... a '27 0 16 6 28 0 47 10 18 0 33 $ W 16 13 6. 28 0 10 0 18 0 A c -28 0 16 0 27 0 26 0 16 0 35 d 28 J6 16 6' 25 6 '24 '0 16 0 36 Elham ... a `29 "0 -17 0 26 0 25 0 14 0 34 6 32 6 0 20 0 ^ 44 0 ^ 31 6 16 0 rth:4ln Z Arith: 38 c `29 '8 15 0 27 2 26 2 13 6 39 Erith . ... u 24 .9 10 6 23 .0 - 13 3 40 Faversham ...... a 26 6 - 13 0 24 6 24 $ 13 0 41 Granville Park . ... a ^3 '0 - 14 0 22 b 22 0 - 42 Herne and Herne Bay ... a 2.7 6 - 12 6 26 6 25 6 12 43 Hollingb6t^e ...... *a -rN 6 - 13 0 23 6. 28 6 13 0 44 b 25 6 - 16 0 25 6 25 `6 13 9 45 C 26 6 -^ 17 6 24 6 24 t6 13 9 46 +d -25 0 -^ 14 6 - 23 0 13 0 47 e 25 10 - 16 6 26 6 26 6 13 `9 48 f 27 3 - 13 6 26 0 26 0 13 9 49 Hoo ...... a 26 `3 20 0 25. .6 25 "0 19 6 M •Maidat6ne .. ... 'a 85 0 - 12 0 24 6 .21 .9 11l 6 51 .bIaidstone^(Riiral) ... a =26 9 - 13 0 24 0 24 0 13 6 26 0 b 28 0 27 3 26 0 13 9 ^ Arith: € Anth: y 53 13 6 24 7 2,3 2 12 7 54 15 9 .24 f0 24 `0 13 3 U 13 0 24 .0 #d4 0 13 3 56 Mailing 13 6 24 1 22 8. 12 7 13 6 23 6 22 Q 13 6 ^$ 14 10 2^7 €8 126 '2 14 0 Appetidix 12. 115 '43rd Report.

1913-14. 1912-13.

Coal. Coal. No. District. Areas. Coke. Coke. House- House- hold Kitchen Per hold Kitchen Per Per ton. Per ton. Chaldron. Per ton. Per ton. Chaldron.

s. d. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 59 Malling, d 26 0 12 6 26 0 25 0 14 6 60 e 24 6 13 6 23 6 22 6 13 6 61. f 24 0 13 6 23 0 22 0 13 6 62 9 26 0 14 0 25 B 24 6 14 0 63 k M 6 13 6 22 '6 21 6 13 6 64 Margate a 26 11 11 6 25 0 24 0 14 0 65 Milton (Rural;, a .23 ,6 12 9 23 6 22 6- 12 9 66 b 24 6 13 6 23 6 22 6 13 6 11 11 U 67 Northfleet ...... a 23 6 12 8 ^l O I 'LV 0 ,u11- 1 7 68 Ramsgate 30 6 12 10 21 3 27. 0 10 0 69 R6mney -Marsh ^30 0 17 0 28 0 27 0 17 0 70 30 0 17 0 27 0 26 0 14 0 7Y 27 0 12 6 27 0 26 0 14 0 72 30-6 28 0 27 0 14 0 73 fievenoaks (Rural) ... 25 2 13 10 27 0 26 0 14 0 74 25 0 11 9 26 3 24 3 12 0 75 28 1 14 ,0 27 0 25 9 14 0 76 28 4 14 i0 - 31 0 17 0 77 24 6 13 !6 23 6 22 6 13 6 78 30 6 18 :0 29 6 28 6 18 0 79 28 0 16 A , 27 0 26 0 16 0 80 -&ven-oa;ks'(Vrban) ... 23 -6 12 6 1 22 6 21 6 11 6 24 0 23 0 81.. 31 0 f30 0 ^22 0 , .11 6 f Anth: t Anth: 82 Sheppey 24 •.0 13 6 21 6 21 :0 13 6 83 24 0 13 !6 22 0 21 6 ^3 .6 84 29 0 20 0' 28 0 27 6 19 6 85 Sittiaigbo.urne.8a Milton Regis 22 •6 11 ,0 22 0 21 ,3 11 0 86 Strood...... 23 6 13 6 22 6 21 .6 13 ,6 87 25 3 14 6 25 6 23 1.1 14 0 88 27 9 15 0 25 0 23 11 14 0 89 23 6 14 :0 23 6 20 0 9"0 13 6 23 6 13 6 - 23 0 13 6 91 Tenterden 30 0 ]8 0 27 0 26 0.14 0 92 27.10 16 6 - 27 0 16 A 93 28 6 15 ;0 29 6 - 16 94 0 .29 .0 18 0 27 0 25 6 16 95 0 28 6 15 0 25 6 25 6 96 15 0 31 0 29 .0 - 17 19. 97 28 6 15 ;0 29 .6 27 10 ^ 15 ;0 '9g h 31 0 18 6 29 0 99 28 0 16 0 100 28 0 Thanet, Isle of ... 29 0 14 :0 26 0 101 24 =6 14 0 26 6 13 :6 24 0 102 23 0 18 6 26 6 14 0 24 ' 103 ^23 6 13 .26 11 1,1 6 25 11 24 9 104 Tonbridge `9 9 26 6 11 !9 24 10 22 3 12 .0 26 11 25 1.1 105 29 0 28 6 ^ 22 9 71 6 t Anth: Anth: 27 6 106 26 6 34 .0 f33 0 24 6 13 .6 Auth: 107 t Anth: West Ashlord... a 30 3 16 :0 108 29 3 27 3 15 0 b 29 0 1.4 i9 7:09 25 6 23 6 13 0 c 27 3 14 9 26 6 24 13 110 Whttstable and Seasalter ... 6 0. a 25 6 12 :6 29 0 27 '0 15

28/7/13 ^. L ^ ^^ 43rd Report. .t 16 Appendix 13.

APPENDIX 13.

Estimates 1913-14:

Estimates and Retu0rrs of Expenditure.

SUMMARY.

Estimate of Gross Expenditure for the Quarter ending 31st December, 191'.11t also Statement of Gross Expenditure for the Quarter ended 30th June, 1913.

Expenditure Amount Estimate Estimate during available E,+.,iinate for Year for Quarter Quarter for Quarter for Quarter ending ended ended ending ending 31st March, 30th June, 30th June, 30th Sept., 31st Dec,, 1914. - 1913. 1913.* 1913. 1913,

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

£ s. d. £ a. d. £ s. d. £ B. d. £ s. d. Elementary Education- Elementary Education Sub- committee ...... 237,405 0 0 58,590 0 0 57,667 14 1 60,372 5 11 59,150 0 0 Works Sub-committee 28,500 0 0 5,375 0 0 5,708 18 10 6,241. 1 2 10,825 0 0 Stores and Requisitions Sub- committee ...... 24,950 0 0 5,950 0 0 7,079 10 11 4,070 9 1 6,650 0 0 Finance and General Purposes Sub-committee ...... 38,940 0 0 4,145 0 0 4,117 0 6 16,397 19 6 3,830 0 0

329,795 0 0 74,060 0 0 74,573 4 4 87,081 15 8 80,455 0 0

Capital Works to be met out of Maintenance Account ... 3,000 0 0} 1,135 0 0 115 17 1 1,447 2 11 2,232 0 0

332,795 0 0 75,195 0 0 74,689 1 5 88,528 18 7 82,687 0 0

Amouni required from Kent County Council in respect of Elementary Education .. . - - - -- 82,687 0 0

Higher Education- Higher Education Sub-committee .. Stores and Requisitions Sub- 9 0 37,360 0 0 committee ... 120,414 0 0 31 ,290 0 0 29,889 11 0 24,385 Finance and General Pur- poses Sub-committee ^ ...

Capital Works to be met out of Maintenance Account ... 6,250 0 0 2,200 0 0 1,501 11 6 4,748 8 6 108 0 0

126,664 0 0 33,490 0 0 31,391 2 6 29,133 17 6 37,468 0 0

Amount required from Kent County Conncil in respect of Higher Education 37,468 0 0

* The figures given as expenditure in these tables are all subject to any adjustments which may become necessary during the audit of accounts. NOTE.-All figures in italics in these tables represent debit baIances: t Excluding cost of new County Offices:

28/7113

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Elementary Education. Estimates of Gross Expenditure for the Quarter ending 31st December;> 1913 ; also Statement of Gross Expenditure for the Quarter ended 30th June,_ 1913.

Amount Estimate Estimate Expenditure Available Estimate for Quarter during for Quarter for Quarter for Year ending ending ending Quarter ended . ending 31st Dec., 31st March, 30th June, 30th June, $0th Sept ., 1913. 1913. 1913. 1914. 1913.(2)

(1) (3) (4) (5)

d. £ s. d. £ r• d. (1) ELEMENTARY EDUCATION £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. SUB-COMMITT7ME. 0' 0 Teachers' Salaries . ... 223,600- 0 0 55,900 0 0 55,268 13 4 56,431 6 8 55,900- Salaries of Clerks and Correspon- 0 300 0 0 dents ... 1,200 0 0 300 0 0 293 2 0 306 18 Salaries of Clerks of Local Atten- 300 0 0 dance Committees : ... 1,200 0 0 300 0 0 281 6 2 318 13 10 Salaries of Attendance Officers... - 2,900 -0 0 720 0 0 716 4 0 723 16 0 730 0 0 Contributions to Schools for Blind) Deaf, Defective - or Epileptic Children ...... 1 ,600 0 0 200 0 0 144 11 2 355 8 10 500 0 0 Contributions to Industrial Schools ...... 30 0 0 10 0 0 - 10 0 0 20 0 0 Expenses in connexion with Education (Provision of Meals) Act, 190,6 50 0 0 50 0 0 - 50 0 0 - Expenses in connexion with Medical Inspection and Atten- dance to Health and Physical Condition of Children, Educa- tion (Administrative Provisions) Act; 1907* : :.. 4,275 0- 0 --400 0 0 346 18 9 1,453 1 3 700 0 0 Conveyance of Children ... 550 0 0 180 0 0 83 9 8 196 10 4 180 0 0 Local -Administration Expenses --1;100- 0 0- 280 0- - 0- 275 9 6 284 10 6 270 0- 0 Other Expenses ...... 1,000 0 0 250 0 0 257 19 6 242 0 6 250 0. 0 237,405 0 0 58,590 0 0 57,667 14 1 60,372 5 11 59,150 0 0

(2) WORKS SUB-COMMITTEE.

Light and Cleaning ...... 4,200 0 0 1,200 0 0 1,267 12 7 932 7 5 900 0 0 Caretakers' Wages ...... 10,100 0 0 2,550 0 0 2,567 10 8 2,482 9 4 2,550 0 0 Rents , Rates and Taxes...... 6,500 0 0 950 0 0 1,152 5 4 747 14 8 3,750 0 0 Repairs ...... 7,300 0 0 600 0 0 617 1 0 1,982 19 0 3,500 0 0 Small works not provided for by special votes ...... 300 0 0 50 0 0 94 2 9 55 17 3 100 0 0 Other Expenses ... -...... 100 0 0 25 0 0 10 6 6 39 13 6 25 0 0 28,500 0 0 5,375 0 0 5,708 18 10 6,241 1 2 10,825 0 0 - (3) STORES AND REQUISITIONS SUB-COMMITTEE. Fuel, Light and Cleaning Ma- terials ...... 8,500 0 0 2,000 0 0 2,744 1 5 255 18 7 2,000 0 0 Books, Apparatus, Stationery and Kindergarten ...... 9,500 0 0 2,000 0 0 2,320 6 0 2,179 14 0 2,900 0 0 Needlework Material ... 2,000 0 0 500 0 0 515 4 4 484 15 8 500 0 0 Material, &o., Special Subjects... 750 0 0 300 0 0 401 2 9 98 17 3 200 0 0 Furniture ...... 2,500 0 0 700 0- 0 722 11 10 577 8 2 600 0 0 Prizes ... -... 400' 0 0 -- 100 •-0 0 -- 94 8 8 105 11 4 100 0 0 Other Expenses ...... 300 0 0 100 0 0 93 17 8 56 2 9 100 0 0 Administration Expenses- Supplies, &o: for Central Office 10000 0 0 250 0 0 187 18 8 312 1 4 250 0 0

24,950 0 0- 5,950• 0 0 7,079 10 11 4,070 9 1 6,650 0 0

(4) FINANCE AND GENERAL - PURPOSES SUB-COMMITTEE. - Loans-Instalments of Principal and Interest (partly recover- able) ...... 24,990 0 0 880 0 0 846 1 3 11,653 18 9 730 0 0 Insurance ...... 460 0 0 50 0 0 44 14 9 130 5 8 175 0 0 Compensation and Superannua- tion Allowances 320 0 0 230 0 0 182 5 8 77 14 9 30 0 0 Contributions under National Insurance Act, 1911 ...... 1,240 0 0 310 0 0 302 3 1 317 16 11 310 0^ 0 Otber Expenses ...... 30 0 0 30 0 0 1 5 0 28 15 0 - Payment for Children Attending Schools in Autonomous Areas 850 0 0 50 0 0 80 12 6 769 7 6 - Contingencies ... 400 0 0 100 0 0 112 4 1 87 15 11 100 0 0 Administration Expenses- Salaries, &c. of Officers ... 7,540 0 0 1,885 0 0 1,912 5 8 1,857 14 4 1,885 0 0 Legal Expenses ...... 300 0 0 50 0 0 10 14 0 139 6 0 50 0 0 Provision of Offices ...... 610 0 0 210 0 0 202 7 11 207 12 1 200 0 0 Travelling Expenses .. . .. 500 0 0 150 0 0 135 14 10 114: 6, 9 150 0 0 Other Expenses of Adminis- tration and Contingencies... 800 0 0 200 0 0 106 0 2 203 19 10 200- 0 ' 0 ... 900 0 0 - 90 12 0 809 8 0 - Removal of Ofices ... , . _ ...... _ -- - .. 38,940 0 0 4.145 0 0 4,117 0 6 16,397 19 6 8,880 0 0 8 $0,455 0 0 Totals ...... 329,795 0 0 74,060 0 0 74,578 4 4 87,081 15-

* Including contribution towards Administration Expenses of County Medical officer. 28/7/18 43^d ^epor^. . 1^8 : A.ppendiz_ 13:

Higher Education,.. E$tina^te of Gross 9xp®rxditxr4, for_ the< ,QqorAar,, endin_g. 3ist; December, ^913 ^ a^l;so: S^t^atement of Grose .Expenditure; for: tl^e Q^tarter ert'ad 30th June, 1913.

Estimated Amount Amount Gross . Available Expenditure Available Estimate Expenditure for Quarter during for Quarter for Quarter for Year ended Quarter ended ended o_iding ending 80th June, 30th June, 30th Sept, 31:.t Dec., 31st March, 1913. 1913. 1913. 1913. 1914. (1) (2) (3) (4) ^5)

1) HIGHER EDUCATION SUB-COMMITTEE. £ s. d. £ t. d. £ r. d. £ s. d. £ s, d.

Secondary Schools, and Pupil Teacher Centres- Maintained by. Kent Education Com mittee ... 06,000 .0 . 0 10,800 0 0 10,980 18 10 6,819 1 2 11,500 0 0 Do., Loan Charges ...... 4,450 0 0 - -- , 2,140 0: 0 rants ; ,.. .,. 2,500 0 0 500 0 0 . 500 0 0 2,000^0 0

42,950 0 0 11,300 0 0 10,980 18 10 9,459 1 2 13500 0 0 Schools or Institutions for Evening ^- : Tea chingT Technical Institutes and Classes for IfighB_r• Eduda(tiiort. (Urban)... 28,000 0. 0 7,000 0 O 7,037 ,. 8 1. . 3,962„11 11. 10,000 0 0 Do. Loan Charges ... 460 0 0 - ^- 100 0 0 - Do. (Rural) ...... 6,500 0 0 2,200 0 0 2,118 15 10 781 4 2 1,800 0 0

34,960 0 0 9,200 0 0 9,156 8 11 4,$4$ 16 1 11,300 Q 0

chools or Institutions for Day Teaching- Springhill Domestic Economy; School 1,430 0 0 300 0 0 306 . 5 3 393 14 9 300 0 0 Wye College ...... •. ... 3,000 0 0 1,500 0 0 1,500. 0 0 - 1500 0 0 , ,• . -. _ _ , .__ _. ._ .^. .^---- Cxhibitions .(not including thosA; #or . 4,430 0 0 1,800 0 0 1,806..5 3 39314 9 1,800 0 0 Tvaining of Teachers other than Pupil and Student Teachers)-, . : , ,.. .. .,. . . .Secondary- Schools--_ Bursarships . and', Pqpil and Student'-I'eacherah;ps .. . -... - 1,720. 0- 0 _ 340- 0 0 - 293 4 10 336 15 2 555 0 0 Junior and Senior Scholarships... 12,270 0 0 3,300 0 0 3,144. 8- 3 1,125. 11 9 4,000 Q 0 Further Education- Higher Scholarships 2,400 0 0 20 0. 0 1,165, 0 0 675 0 0 Eg+an.ing Schools and Schools of i4rt ,RS'cholarships , 535 0 0 100 0 0 74..,5 6 120 14 6 50 0 0 W y e : j 3 c h o l a r s h i s p s ... 610 0 0 160 0 0 145 .. .0 0. , 1 C 0 A 170 0 0 Scholarships for the Blind, &c. ... 210 0 0 55 0 0 37 19 0 67 1 0 55 0 0 0 Midwifery ...... 400 0 0 100 0 0, 200 0 0 100 0 0 0 ..,Li'Namination Expenses &c. ; ..• 600 , 0 0 100 0 0 79...5 3. . 220. 14 9 100 •------0 18,745. 0 0 4,175 0 0 3;774 2 10 3,240 17 2 5,705 0 'raining of Teachers other. than Pupil and Student Teachers- 0 Classes for Teachers ...... 1,200 0 0 400 0 0 149 0 5 650 19 7 400 0 Exhibitions- Spholarshipfi for Teachers (other 800 - 0 0 than Pupil teachers), ...... 2,520 ' 0 0 680 0 0 601 19. 5 833 0 7 Wye Summer Course ... ,.. 200. 0. 0 - 200 0 0 - Swauley Summer Course ...... 125 0 0. 125 0 0 0 0 flostel, Women's ... , .. . 1,650 , 0 0 36,0 Q 0 475, 6 :6 224 13 6 600 ... .._ ^- Do. _ Loan. Charges.. .. „ ... . _ .... . 104 0 0 - . .. .^ ^ 1,800 0 0 5,799 0 0 1,430 0 0 1,226.. 2,033, 13 8 80 0 0 Other ]8^xpenses ... 130 0 0 100 0 0 1 2 6 87 13 6 200 0 0 Contingencies ...... _ _...... 500. 0 0 300.. 0 0_ - 300 0 0 Contributions to Local boau Charges . 600 0: 0 50 0 0. -- 500 0 0 280: !0 0 1,2$0 0 0 450 0 0 ^ 1 6s 887 13 6 ^ : dministration Charges- --y-- "" ` 800 ^0 Local ...... 3,100 0 0 800 0 0 769 3:1 730 16 11

2) ^+'INxINCE AND GENERAL PURPOSES SUB-COMMITTEE. 1'^ 6 0 Legal Expenses ...... 50 0 0 20 0 '0 30 0 0 Administration Egpenses- .1;465 0 0 -.Salaries:&c., ,of Oif'ipers ; 5,860 0 0 : 1,465 0 0 6 8. 1;4'42 13 4 1,487 . . 1,60 0 0 Provision of Ofhces 480 0 0 _ 180 , 0 '0 157... 8 4. 162 11 8 100 0 0 Travelling E$penses .. 400 0 0 100 0 0 104 a11; '6 94 8 f Other . Expenses of 2ldminisbxation 200 ;0 0 and_Contin^;encies. •.. 700 Q r 150 :,0 .0 162., 9 x . 147 10 11 Removal of Offices . ... 700 0 0 - 70 9 4 !629 10 8 Con $rilp}itiom :un4ler the Natronal rInwr- ; _ - arlee Act, :1911 . 160, 0; 01 70 44..15 11. 35 4 1 40 0 0

,3) OTO}.iE9 Af)R IWQ„U1343ITIQM; SUB-COMMITTEE: Aftin3strabi

.._:^,. •, - ELEMENTARY E1)l,CA'1'ION. CAPITAL ESTIMATE.

L.-IN THE Fl)[.I,OWING CiASliS [9.', IS PROPOSE 1) - TO I{,ECOM-MEND THE. RAISINb OF LOANS NOT EXCEEDING THE [tESPECTIVE. AMOUNTS SHOWN

Amount of Loan Proportion to be Parisb or Parishes. ; Description of Work. to be Charged on Parish or served by the School. Authorised. Parishes Servei! ;

£ s. d. sreat Chart= Improvements to Lighting and Heating ...... 35 0 0§ .Great Chart Three-fourths.

ileadcorn Council School- Alterations and Improvements ... 600 0 0 Headcorn Three=fourths

!,enham Platts, Heath Council School- Lenham Three-fourths. Enlargement...... 250 0 0 Equipment ...... 20 0 0

270 0 0 Lydd Council School- New Cloak Room, Partition, Light- ing, &c. t . .. 400 0 0 Lydd ... Three-fourths.

Milton Regis, Butts Council School- Alterations and Improvements to Milton Regis, 93 % Lighting ...... 200 0 0 Sittingbourne, 7 % Three-fourths.:

Minster-in-Sheppey, Council School- Partition, Heating Apparatus and Stokehole ... . 220 0 0 1\Iinster-in-Sheppey ... Three=fourths.

Northfleet, Lawn Council School- Purchase of Land l 570 0 0 Northfleet ... Three-fourths.

Sheerness, New Council School- Buildings :. ... 4,200 0 0 Sheerness Three-fourths. Equipment .. , ...... 265 0 0

4,465 0 0

Southborough Special Subjects Build- ing- Purchase of "Star" Rooms¶ 500 0 0 Southborough Three-fourths.. . Alterations ...... 165 0 0

665 0 0

Smeeth Council School- Additional Tarpaving 45 0 0 Smeeth, 63%... Partition ... . 45 0 0 Brabourne, 37% Three-fourths.

90 0 0

Tonbridge.. Sussex .Road Boys Council School- Cleansing Station! I ...... 350 0 0

Tonbridge, Barden Council School- Purchase of Premises ... 600 0 0 Toubridge Urban. Three-fourths. Alterations ...... 180 0 0

780 0 0

Westwell Council School- Improvements to Offices 120 0 0 Westwell Three-fourths.

t Vice Loan of £210 sanctioned 21st May, 1913. I Vice Loan of £550 sanctioned 14th August, 1912. ¶ Vice Vote of £600 sanctioned 19th February, 1913. j Vice Loan of £25 sanctioned 20th November, 1912. Supplemental to Loan of £7,263 sanctioned 19th February, 1913.

28/7/13 43rd Repo"rt. 120 Appendix 13.

II.-.CAPITAL EXPENDITURE WHICH IT IS PROPOSED TO MEET OUT OF REVENIjE.

Proportioii to be Total Parish or Parishes Description of Work. Charged on Parish or Estimated Cost. served by the School. Pnri,;hes Served.

s. d. Ashford New Town (S. E. & C.,Rly.) School- Ashford, 48%... Three-fourths. Equipment ...... 250 0 0 Willesborough, 52 /o •y

Cl;elsfield, Pratt's Bottom Co ncil School- Removal of Gallery 30 0 0 ChelEfield Three-fourths.

Dartford, St. Albans Road Council School- Improved Offices and New Fence 290 0 -0 Dartford .:. Three-fourths,

Dartford West Hill Council School- Improved Offices . ... 350 Q 0 Dartford Three fourths.

Dartford, Westgate Council School Enlargement - Equipment 42 0 0 Dartford Throe-fotarths. Instalment Electric Light 45 0 0

87 0 0

Downs Council School^ Downe, 82% ... Three-fourth s. Plastering Interior Walls ...... 45 0 0 Cudham, 18%

Herne Bay Council School- Two Par.titions ...... 80 0 0 •Herno Bay., 92% Three-fourth:-. Improving Ventilation and Heating 140 .0 0 . Herne, 8% .

220 0 0 Hoo, St. Werburgh Council School.- Additional Tarpaving ...... 50 0 -..0 Hoo, St. Werburgh ... Three-fourtl,s.

PIeraham Council School- Water Supply to Teacher's Dwelling- house and Lavatories ... 25 0 0 11lersham Three-fourths. Partition ... 30 0 0

-^. 55 0. .0

Orpington, Chislehurst Road Council School- Removal of Galleries ...... 40._0 0 Orpington Three-fourths.

Orpington, Wellington Road, Council School- Improvements ...... 120 0 0 Orpingtou Three-fourths.

Sandhurst Council School - Provision of Windmill to Well ... 60'0-0 Sandhurst ... Three-fourths.

Sevenoaks Council School- Tarpaving ...... 60 0 0 Sevenoaks Three-fourths.

Shoreham Council Scbocil- Improved Lighting and Ventilation 40--0- Shorebam ... Three-fourths.

Stone, The Brent, Counqil School- Stone, 83 % .. ; Three-fourihs. Alterations and Improvements ... 360 0 0 Dartford,. 17 %.

Swanscombe Special Subjects Building - Swanscornbe 860/,,. Three-fourths. Fittings ...... 50 .0 0 Stone 14 % ......

Whitstable, Oxf ^rd '^ Street, Coqncil Whitstable-cum-Sea- School- salter, 9% ... Three-fottrtbs: Bathroom and W,C., Teachers' Whitstable Urban, Dwelling-house 60 0 0 • 91% ...

Wye Council School- Wye, 84% Three-fourths. Cor,nacting-with Sewer ... 75 0 .0 Boughton Aluph. 16% _1

Total ..: ... 2,232 0 0

28/7113 Appen_dix ,13: 121 48xd .,llep!crt.

HIGHr4: EDUCATION. CAPITAL ESTIMATE.

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE IN .(;ONNEXION WITH WHICH THE COMMITTEE REXOMM14ND THE RAISING OF LOANS :- £ s. d. Ashford Technical Institute:— Supplementiil Lcan ^ ... 700 0 0 Dover County-School for U irls :-- Purchase of High School Premises, including :incirlenuil charges ^ . . ... 2,600 0 0 Dover Boys' and Girls' County Schools :- Piaying Fields $ 850 0 0 Dover Boys' County School :- Supplemental Loan t 820 0 0 Erith Technical Institute :- Workshop Extension t ...... 1,600 ^n 0 'I'onbridge County School :- Pediment.and Additional Levelling ¶ ...... 160 •0 0-

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE IN CONNEXION WITH WHICH THE COMMITTEE DO NOT RECOMMI•:N P

THE RAISING OF A LOAN:- s. Bromley County School for Boys :- Cycle Shed_t ...... 58 0 0 Gillingham Technical Institute Equipment for Civil; Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Laboratories : 50 t) 0

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* Vice Loan of £500 sanctioned 20th November, 1912, subject to consent of Erith Urban District Council. t Amburit to be recovered froth the locality ,by Spftial Rate. $ Sbe text. ¶ Two-thirds of loan charges to be recovered from locality.

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