A Short History of Education
A Short History of Education
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FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACT. (54 & 55 Viet. , c. 75. ) Section 18 runs " On and after the first day of January, 1893, no child under the age of eleven years shall be employed in a factory or workshop. " This is in substitution for the age of ten, laid down in section 20 of the Act of 1878. It is further provided that complete lists of outworkers shall be kept, together with the places where they work, and be open to inspection.
1891. ACT "to Make Further Provision for Assisting Education. " (54 & ...55 Viet. , c. 56. ) This is commonly called the Free Education Act. It provides : 1. That an extra grant at the rate of ten shillings a year be paid to every efficient elementary school for each child between the age of three and thirteen years in average attendance.
2. Such grant was only to be made in consideration of the abolition of fees in every school where the previous average fees did not amount to more than ten shillings or in consideration of the reduction of the fees charged by at least ten shillings.
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FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACT. (54 & 55 Viet. , c. 75. ) Section 18 runs " On and after the first day of January, 1893, no child under the age of eleven years shall be employed in a factory or workshop. " This is in substitution for the age of ten, laid down in section 20 of the Act of 1878. It is further provided that complete lists of outworkers shall be kept, together with the places where they work, and be open to inspection.
1891. ACT "to Make Further Provision for Assisting Education. " (54 & ...55 Viet. , c. 56. ) This is commonly called the Free Education Act. It provides : 1. That an extra grant at the rate of ten shillings a year be paid to every efficient elementary school for each child between the age of three and thirteen years in average attendance.
2. Such grant was only to be made in consideration of the abolition of fees in every school where the previous average fees did not amount to more than ten shillings or in consideration of the reduction of the fees charged by at least ten shillings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Benson Clough to read onlineMoreLess
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