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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 209, 29 May 1920, Page 6

Commenting on the now proposal as to children leaving the primary schools at twelve years of ago to enter high or contra! schools the president of the South YVairarapa School Committees' Association, at tne annual meeting of Hint body, said Hint lie ventured to surest that the principle ,o£ self-deter-mination at twelve years of age as to a suitable future career—some scholars, so desiring, io enter technical or cultural schools, and the otheis to pass into the indefinite "central" schools—was a notablo weakness. He favoured all scholars passing through a combined-(cultural ,uul technical) school, fur those from I Helve to fifteen years of use. thence pic.■ceeding to specialised schools from fifteen to seventeen yea re of ajje.