GRANT CODE.
Introductor
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281.
The Code prescribes regulations in accordance
with which Government aids public education by means of
Grants-in-Aid to Anglish schools and Higher Grade
Vernacular Schools approved by the Director of Education.
§ 2.
An English school means one in which the
English language is the principal medium of instruction,
and a Vernacular school means one in which the Chinese
language is the principal medium of instruction,
§3.
Every school in receipt of a grant-in-ald
shall appoint a Correspondent who shall be deemed to
be the Manager of such school for the purpose of these
regulations and shall be the channel for all correspondence
with Government concerning matters connected with the
grant.
4.
Grants-in-aid payable by Government fall der
the following headings
(1)
(11)
(iii)
$5.
Recurrent grants towards the running costs
of schools.
Contributions to Provident or Superannuation
funds.
Capital Grants towards buildings and equipment.
The Government shall decide what grants shall
be paid to each school or whether no grant shall be paid,
upon the advice of the Director of Education, In making
his recommendation the Director will be guided by the
adequacy of the staff, premises, equipment and curriculum;
the standard of instruction, the discipline, organisation,
and general character and tone of each school; and
by its compliance with these regulations.
Provided that nothing in this section shall
linit the power of the Director under section 28 of this
Code.
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