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The Grant Code, 1914.

CHAPTER I.

Introductory.

1. The Code aids public education by means of Grants of money annually voted for English Schools and Vernacular Schools, and paid upon the advice of the Director.

CHAPTER IT,

Definitions.

2, Director means the Director of Education or any person employed by the Government as Inspector or Sub-Inspector of Schools, and acting under the authority of the Director.

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3. Certificated Teacher means one who is recognised as such by the English Board of Education, or who has qualifications which

in the opinion of the Director, are practically equivalent.

4.

Nota. Teachers accepted as "English Teachers" under the Grant Code of 1910, and who are teaching in Grant Schools upon the date when the present Code comes into force, shall be regarded for the purposes

of the Code as if they were Certificated Teachers.

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Student Teacher means a Teacher who is studying at one of the 'Teachers' Classes at the Technical Institute, or at any similar Class approved by the Director; and a “Passed Student Teacher means a Teacher who has passed the final examination there, or who has qualifications which, in the opinion of the Director, are practically equivalent.

Note. Teachers accepted as Vernacular Teachers" under the Grant Code of 1910, and who are teaching in Grant Schools upon the date when the present Code comes into force, shall be regarded for the purposes of the Code as if they were Passed Student Teachers.

5. The term Grant School

Grant under the Code.

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means a school in receint of a

English School means a Grant School in which the English language is the principal medium of instruction.

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