EDUCATION COMMISSION.
"THREE VITAL PROBLEMS." (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Wangsnui, July \. At the Education Commission t>day Mr. G. D. iJrailc, Chief Inspector for the Wongamii Education itaard, nuule a statement on what lip considered Unto vital problems—(l) Co-ordination of primary, secondary, and technical education; (li) promotion of teachers; (3) rales of payment of teaclif-rsl Miss Cruickshap.k, Principal of tho Wanganui Girls' College, gave evidence regarding tho relation between technical ami tetomlary educiticn, salaries, staffing and (raining, syllabus, and examinations. Brother Basil, Principal of the Maml Brothers' School, urged that assistance should bo given to allow Catholic children to benefit by the secondary and technical education facilities affordsd State school children. Evidence was also Riven bv Mr. Trimble (chnirmnn of the Taranaki Education Board) and Jlr. Win. Bruce (chairman of the Wangaiiui School Committee and Wanganui Schools Committees' Association).
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1484, 5 July 1912, Page 4
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137EDUCATION COMMISSION. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1484, 5 July 1912, Page 4
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