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correspondence between a school and the Director or any public officer
concerning the management of the school is conducted on behalf of the
school by the supervisor. Under the Ordinance the Director may appoint
one or more persons to be additional managers of a school for such
period as he thinks fit if it appears to him that the school is not being
managed satisfactorily or that the education of the pupils is not being
promoted in a proper manner, or that the composition of the management
committee of a school is such that the school is not likely to be
managed satisfactorily or that the education is not likely to be promoted
in a proper manner. Under this provision a person so appointed is
required to perform his duties in accordance with any directions given
to him by the Director.
3.11
The Ordinance stipulates that no person shall teach in a school
unless he is a registered teacher or a permitted teacher, and that no
permitted teacher shall teach in a school otherwise than in accordance
with the conditions or limitations specified in the permit to teach.
An application to employ a person as a permitted teacher in a school
may only be made if the applicant is of the opinion that no suitable
registered teacher is available for employment as a teacher in the school.
The Ordinance states that there shall be an Appeals Board and
that the Governor shall appoint not less than nine persons as members of
the Board, of whom at least three shall be registered teachers.
3.13
3.12
Government schools, colleges and institutes are managed by
their head teachers or principals in accordance with the administrative
procedures laid down by the Director.
3.14
Additional controls are exercised by the Director over schools
These controls are in
in receipt of financial aid from the government.
the form of codes of aid, which prescribe the rules and conditions in
accordance with which the government promotes education by means of grants
to such schools as may be approved for this purpose by the Director. A
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