THE EDUCATION QUESTION.
The Minister of Education (Hon. Jaines Allen) told a newspaper report, er in j Wellington on Monday, that u : . was not proposed to introduce «n amendment of tho Education Act thi.session. The report of tho Ec'iion • tion Commission wbuid, he. said, !:." lvferrbd to the Education C>ni'nir.cee of the House for its' consideration. W»' should like to know why this course was not pursued in the last session of Parliament. One weak have thought that during the recess, members would have had ample opportunity of considering the report, and t|at the Minister would hivo been prepared to., submit legislation dealing with Uie questaon. _.We «»&.. iiot agree with the Hon. James Allen that there is no urgent need for reform in our education system. The report of the Royal Commission-'' shows unmistakably that there i».. We had hoped, at anyrate, tiwt pre* vision would have., been' ; mO'o>**. year for the esUolishmenfc r* ' lU . s cultural High Schools b> * , %"' tricts,-and we see ivj. ■ m ™ d '* " ■Minister should ': l^* 8011 Y hy fch '" ™\, brm * d <! wn . a the ' ent of the Aot to « ,ve try power.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 July 1913, Page 4
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185THE EDUCATION QUESTION. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 July 1913, Page 4
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