# THE UNIVERSITY,
(Table VI.)
13. The following Table shows the successes at the University Matriculation and External Examinations during recent years.
Government Schools. Other Schools in the Colony. Outside Schools & students at University. Total. Matric. & Senior Junior Mat. & Senior Junior 1914... 11 24 22 57 1915... 30 23 46 1916... 15 35 54 828 71 IG 92 99 93 33 1 102 129 1917. 16 47 65 90 B8 16 119 153 1918... 26 60 S+ 82 28 29 138 171 1919... 23 22 45 $9 25 32 93 143 1920... 22 69 84 127 51 37 157 233 1921... 33 66 99 156 52 53 184 275 1922... -40 73 109 166 93 50 242 289 1923... 32 89 136 215 73 336 284 248 470 699 1010 573 296 1,520 1,77614. There is again an increase—and a very large one—in the Matriculation and Senior successes in Shanghai. There is a falling off common to most Hongkong schools, Government and Grant alike, in the Matriculation and Junior Locals. The Junior Examination has been made slightly more difficult: the standard, however, might still be raised with advantage.
15. As last year the Diocesan Boys' School won the King Edward Scholarship and Queen's College the President of China Scholarship.
16. There were 29 Students in Training at the University being prepared at Government expense for masterships in the Department. Also two men and two women holding Government Education scholarships are being trained for teaching in other schools. All their fees are paid by Government.
17. The increase in numbers in the Education Department of the University makes the provision of means for their practical training rather difficult. Saiyingpun School is being used to its full capacity as a Practising School. It cannot be said to fulfil this purpose altogether satisfactorily, since Class IV is at present the highest there and accommodation for senior classes is lacking. The Head Master, who is also the Master of Method, makes the best use of the means at his disposal.
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THE UNIVERSITY,
(Table VI.)
13. The following Table shews the successes at the University Matriculation and External Examinations during recent years.
Government Schools.
Other Schools in the Colony.
Outside Schools & students at University.
Total.
Matric. & Senior
Junior
Mat. &
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Senior
&! Junior
Mat. & Senior
Mat. &
Junior
Junior
Senior
1914...
11
24
22
57
1915... 30
23
46
1916...
15
35
54
828
71
IG
92
99
93
33
1
102
129
1917.
16
47
65
90
B8
16
119
153
1918...
26
60
S+
82
28
29
138
171
1919...
23
22
45
$9
25
32
93
143
1920...
22
69
84
127
51
37
157
233
1921...
33
66
99
156
52
53
184
275
1922... -40
73
109
166
93
50
242
289
1923...
32
89
136
215
73
336
284
248
470
· 699
1010
573
296 1,520 1,776
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14. There is again an increase-and a very large one-in the Matriculation and Senior successes in Shanghai. There is a falling off common to most Hongkong schools, Government and Grant alike, in the Matriculation and Junior Locals. The Junior Examination has been made slightly more difficult: the standard, however, might still be raised with advantage.
15. As last year the Diocesan Boys' School won the King Edward Scholarship and Queen's College the President of China Scholarship.
16. There were 29 Students in Training at the University being prepared at Government expense for masterships in the Department. Also two men and two women holding Government Education scholarships are being trained for teaching in other schools. All their fees are paid by Government.
17. The increase in numbers in the Education Department of the University makes the provision of means for their practical training rather difficult. Saiyingpun School is being used to its full capacity as a Practising School. It cannot be said to fulfil this purpose altogether satisfactorily, since Class IV is at present the highest there and accommodation for senior classes is lacking. The Head Master, who is also the Master of Method, makes the best use of the means at his disposal.
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