4
grades
Principal's
Allowance.
16.
Salaries of
Part-time
teachers.
Unqualified teachers are divided into the following
(a) Unqualified Local Teachers, whose salaries may for
Grant purposes be approved at the rates given in
the Government scales for uncertificated teachers
(see Appendix V), except in special cases approved
by the Director of Education.
(b) Unqualified European Teachers, whose salaries may for grant purposes be approved at the rates given for unqualified teachers in the Burnham Scales of August, 1945. (See Appendix II.)
The Principal of a Grant School shall be entitled
to an allowance in addition to the normal salary allowed by
this Code. If the school has fewer than 300 pupils, the
allowance will be 150 a month for a man.or 120 a month for a'
woman, while if the school has 300 pupils or more the respective allowances will be $200 and $160.
This Principal's allowance shall for all purposes
be reckoned as basic salary. While the Principal is on approved long leave, the allowance shall be paid both to
the Principal and to the acting Principal.
17.
For part-
The salary scales laid down in the preceding
sections shall apply only to full-time teachers.
time teachers, the approved salaries shall for grant purposes
be proportional to the number of teaching hours.
Increments.
18.
Increments in salary for efficient teachers shall
normally be given when they fall due, but if a teacher's
service has been unsatisfactory the Principal may recommend
that the increment be withheld.
Ratio of teachers
to classes.
19.
Number of Overseas
Trained Teachers
allowed.
Number of
expatriate
teachers allowed.
The number of teachers in addition to the Headmaster
or Headmistress whose salaries may be included in approved
expenditure shall be in the ratio of 14 teachers to every 10 classes for classes 8 to 1 (or Upper Primary 1 to Senior Middle 3), and in the ratio of 12 teachers to every 10 classes for classes below class 8 (or below Upper Primary 1).
20.
For grant purposes, the number of teachers on the
Oversees Trained Teachers' scale shall be limited to 50% of
the teaching staff.
21.
The number of expatriate Overseas Trained Teachers
allowed for the secondary classes 1-4 of an English school
shall for grant purposes not exceed six-tenths of the number
of these classes. The number of expatriate Overseas Trained
Teachers allowed for classes 5-8 of an English school and for
the Middle and Upper Primary classes of a Vernacular schol
shall not for grant purposes exceed three-tenths of the
number of these classes.