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in ordinary child care centres.
(c) to provide nine years of subsidised general education in
hospital and special schools, special and resource classes
and special places in ordinary classes with peripatetic
services as appropriate for all disabled children and
thereafter facilities in accordance with the general
expansion of senior secondary education for those disabled
children who are capable of receiving it;
(d) to transfer the responsibility for the training of all
mentally handicapped children of school age from the
Social Welfare Department to the Education Department
commencing April 1979;
(e) to transfer the responsibility for the planning and
development of prevocational and vocational training for
disabled persons from the Social Welfare Department to the
Education Department commencing September 1980.
(iii) Note on standards of provision:
Under the special codes of
aid the following standards apply to special schools and
special classes, as appropriate:
(a) maximum size of classes:
8
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severely mentally handicapped;
10 deaf and partially hearing; moderately mentally
handicapped; multi-handicapped;
15 blind and partially sighted;
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20 physically handicapped; slow-learning, mildly mentally
handicapped.
(b) staff ratio:
primary 1.2 teachers per class
secondary
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1.4 teachers per class
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