Many boys are left to native teaching, and the pre-foundation of a boy's instruction is neglected, many per cent of those that leave school with a certificate have been forced through an unsuitable examination.
Thirdly, we consider the unnecessary segregation of Non-Chinese boys a mistake. It tends to foster race prejudices, it deprives the natives of important encouragement to speak English, and robs two English masters of attaining a fair share in the aim of the College, namely, to bring English education within reach of the Chinese.
Fourthly, as to the Regulations of the School. There is in existence a pamphlet entitled, "Rules of Government Central School," [Government (Chinese Printing and Publishing Company, 1887)] to which, though it has never had any official sanction, we are continually referred to as the authority on all questions of discipline, methods of instruction and indeed our duties. Many of these "Rules" are now obsolete and others are altered by marginal notes or entries in the General Report Book. This pamphlet requires to be superseded by an authorised Code, the more so as you yourself refuse to be bound by it, though it bears your signature, while you insist on rigid adherence to its prescriptions.
(Signed)
Gg.t. Bateson Wright Esq. S.D.
We have &c.
F. K. Sealy B.A., (Lond).
M. Jameson M.A. Cantab.
Wilfred C. Barlow M.A. Edin.
Mr Machell, A.C.P.
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are left to native teaching,
and Pre foundation of a bor's instruction
cholars
neglected, mary
ave
per cent of the
that leave school with a -
certificate that they have been forced
through
an unsuitable examination.
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we consider the un-
Boys. Thirdly necessary segregation of
boys
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Chinese
a mistake. It tends to foster race. prejudices, it deprives the natives of
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important encouragement to speak English, and robs two
and robs two English Maskrs attaining
fair share in at
the aim
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of
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of the School. There is in existence.
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any official sanction,
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on all questions of discipline,
authority
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of all parts of
instruction and indeed
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these "Rules are now obsolete and
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more so as
an authorised Code, the
you yourself, I'is, refus..
to be bound by it, though it bears
your signature, while
you
unsist on
rigia adherence to its prescriptions.
(Signed)
ہوگی
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Gg.t. Bateson Wright Eeq. S.D.
We have Je
F. K. Sealy hut. Arts. (Lond).
2. M. Jameson M. A. Cauks
Wilfred C. Barlow M. A. Edin. Mr Machell.
A.C.P.
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