The Jewish Education Question in Melbourne With the Views Thereon of the Rev
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, I learned that no difficulty need be anticipated in obtaining the use of class-rooms lor our purposes. The secretary of the Education Depart- ment writes that the Honorable the . Minister for Public Instruction "will be happy to afford every facility to the Jewish community for the use of State school buildings for religious purposes, " under certain easy and very fair conditions. These are: — That the sanction of the local School 1 loards be first obtained ; that a guarantee be given for the... repair of all damages ; that a fee of one shilling be paid for each room (such fees not to exceed an aggregate of half-a-crown, whatever the number of rooms, so used) when said room is used on other than ordinary school-days ; that the work of the school be not interfered with : and that the giving of the special religious instruction be not objected to in writing by one-third of the parents of the children at the State school used.
There would thus, we see, be no difficulty in finding a situation for any additional classes it might be deemed necessary to establish — that is, if it be decided to continue the present system of teaching only Helm rw and religion in our schools at an hour when the children have finished their studies in the ordinary schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, I learned that no difficulty need be anticipated in obtaining the use of class-rooms lor our purposes. The secretary of the Education Depart- ment writes that the Honorable the . Minister for Public Instruction "will be happy to afford every facility to the Jewish community for the use of State school buildings for religious purposes, " under certain easy and very fair conditions. These are: — That the sanction of the local School 1 loards be first obtained ; that a guarantee be given for the... repair of all damages ; that a fee of one shilling be paid for each room (such fees not to exceed an aggregate of half-a-crown, whatever the number of rooms, so used) when said room is used on other than ordinary school-days ; that the work of the school be not interfered with : and that the giving of the special religious instruction be not objected to in writing by one-third of the parents of the children at the State school used.
There would thus, we see, be no difficulty in finding a situation for any additional classes it might be deemed necessary to establish — that is, if it be decided to continue the present system of teaching only Helm rw and religion in our schools at an hour when the children have finished their studies in the ordinary schools.
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