NO TESTS FOR TEACHERS.
NONCONFORMIST GRIEVANCES. By Telcgrapli-Fross A ssocfation-Oowrie'jt London, February 4, The "Daily News" says the Government will shortly introduce a short Bill to doal with. tho • Nonconformist grievances. It will provide that there shall bo no tests for tdacliers sad that tho Cowper-Templo teaching in singlo school areas shall bo placed under popular control.
[The Cowper-Terople clause fa the Edu* cation Act. IS7O, enacted that do religion catechism or religious formulary, distinctive of AD;'particular (lenomj.nati.oni was to bo taught. in any board school. The Education Bill,. 1900, extended the Cowper-Temple clause to all public elementary schools eseept' thos-ci coming -under "the cstended facilities clause" in urban districts. Mr. Oowper-Temple, whose name has been given to the clause, was a Liberal M.P. and -a churchman. It was on bis motion that the clause was introduced into the Bill of 1870, during its pnssago through the House of Commons.]
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1977, 6 February 1914, Page 7
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150NO TESTS FOR TEACHERS. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1977, 6 February 1914, Page 7
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