EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 3, 5 January 1903, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

PJCK FBESS 4SKJCUTIO*. Napieb, Jinuary 3. The «nLual meeting of the HJ& E luea'ionil Institute wm oommenosd to-day, 47 delegate being present. The Proaiden*', Mr. G W. Murray, delivered a very rble address. It was agreed that the Secretary should bring under tha notice of the Health Department 'he difficult*of dealing with infeckm diseura, and rrqufs'ing a remedy. It was resolved that the Inspectors should be pluei under the control of the Education Department; that Irspsotom be c intralis«d ; that this Institute approrse of the proposed divisions of teachers certificates iaio throe chssts with three grades in eioh claw, but that tin literary attainments tecogcised fer the 0. giade be ■ f a stage much higher than that specified for }be Junior Civil Service examination on Univanity Matriculation; alto tbat theeodocsement on a B certificate sbotld be n< cordeu only of such successes as are ! obtained by passing; alsq to ask the . jj\. Department to interpret the wart # "He" ia the regulation, in orderM & see whether it was intended to UHlod* lady teaohsrs. January i. It was resolved that a tesefcar must bi 18 years of age before sitting for a oar ifitste ex&rain&'bn, and bffow a full renificite is granted J tbat prim* | ary school teacher* b» given power to , elect i ne representative, cot a teacher, as a muujbcr of the Education Board Qt their distiiut.