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No legal Hability to aripe from Approval, inspection, etc.

Repeal

and saving. Transi- tional

provisions. 126 of 1913.)

49. No legal liability whatever shall rest upon Government or the Director or upon any Government officer by reason of the fact that under this Ordinance any school or school premises has been or may hereafter be erected or carried out upon designs or plans consented to or approved by any Government officer or by reason of the fact that under this Ordinance any such works or buildings or any methods or places of instruction are subject to the approval or inspection of any Government officer, or that the conduct or staffing of any school is subject to such approval or inspection hereunder,

50. (1) The Education Ordinance, 1913, and all regulations made thereunder are repealed: Provided that-

(a) any school, manager or teacher registered under the Education Ordinance, 1913, shall be deemed to be regis tered under this Ordinance; and

(b) any teacher who at the commencement of this Ordinance was permitted to teach in a specified school under section SA of the Education Ordinance, 1913, shall be deemed to be authorized under section 25 hereof to teach at such school as an unregistered teacher, and the supervisor of such school shall be deemed to have authority hereunder to employ such teacher,

(a) Where any school is deemed to be registered by virtue of subsection (1)

(a) the management committee shall forthwith recommend to the Director for his approval the appointment of a supervisor and pending approval by the Director all the functions and responsibilities of the supervisor shall be discharged by and vested in the persons specified in subsection (2) of section 15; and

(b) the Director may by notice in writing require the super- visor of such school to furnish any particulars which he would be entitled to require if application for registration of such school were made under section 9.

(3) Where any manager or teacher is deemed to be registered by virtue of subsection (1), or an unregistered teacher is deemed to have authority thereunder to teach, the Director may require to be furnished any particulars which he would have been entitled to require if application for registration or for authority to teach had been made under section 17, 21 or 26.

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FIRST SCHEDULE

FORM 1

ĺs. 46.

[a. 9.

THE EDUCATION ORDINANCE, 1952,

Application for registration of a school.

Director of Education, Education Department, HONG FONG.

Address

Date

1. 1 wish to open a school particulars of which are set out below and request that it may be registered and a certificate of registration be issued.

2.

Particulars

(a) Proposed name of school (in English)

(5) Proposed namo of school (in Chinere) (c) Proposed address of school *{d} Whether (i) day school,

(ii) might school, or (fil) correspondence course.

"(e) Whether (i) for boys,

(ii) for girls, or (iii) coeducational.

*(/) Whether (i) kindergarten school,

(i) primary school,

(ii) secondary school, (v) post secondary school, or

(v) other school.

*(a) Whether (i) grant in aid school,

(ii) subsidy school, or (iii) private school.

(b) Particulars of teachers it is desired to employ--

(iv) ()

(vui)

Name Whether registered

(3) Sources of revenue (other than fees)

(9) Name and address of lessee of school premises

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Proposed salary