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(x) The school authorities must satisfy the
Director that the school is efficiently managed, and the
pupils efficiently taught; and that, having regard to
the provision already made by schools already in receipt
of subsidy, it is filling a genuine need; and, having
regard to its own constitution, is likely to be able to
continue to render useful service.
(3) SPECIAL CONDITIONS REQUIRED OF SUBSIDIZED SCHOOLS.
3. The school must have a Correspondent recognized
by the Director, to whom the Director pays any subsidy
earned and with whom he corresponds in any matter arising
out of the conduct of the school.
4. The Correspondent shall be deemed to be the manager within the meaning of Section 2 of the Education
Ordinance, and will be responsible to the Director for
the conduct of the school.
(i)
In particular he shall
(I) appoint a Head Teacher charged with the
supervising of the teaching and the maintaining of the discipline in the school; and see that such Head Teacher does not (except by express exemption of the Director)
absent himself during school hours.
(II) provide suitable attendance registers and such
other books of record and account as the Director may from
time to time prescribe; and see that they are regularly and promptly and accurately kept: and submitted to the Director, together with any other prescribed returns, at
such places and at such intervals as the Director may
decide.
5. In order to qualify for subsidy the school must
have met on every day during the period concerned
excepting the customary vacations and holidays approved
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