TABLE No. 2. TALLE showing Number of Scoot-HOUSES built, enlarged, or improved, with Aid from Parliamentary Grants; Total Amount granted; Total Amount raised by Promoters; Total Amount erpended; and Number of CHILDREN for whom Accommodation has been provided;- Years 1839 to 1887 inclusive. Exclusive of Training Colleges. lu which separate head teachers are employed. † Held in separate buildings, and separately managed. At the rate of 8 square feet of superficial area per child. The figures in this group of alumns are confined to those cases in which the area of the schoolrooms has been increased. The total number of schools enlarged or improved includes a considerable number of cases in which fixtures, or the like, have been provided without any extension of area. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. TABLE showing RESULTS of INSPECTION for the YEAR ended 30th September 1895. (No. 1.)-TOTAL NUMBER of DAY SCHOOLS on the ANNUAL GRANT LIST on the 30th September 1895; the NUMBER of DEPARTMENTS, ACCOMMODATION, AVERAGE NUMBER of SCHOLARS in ATTENDANCE, and the NUMBER of SCHOLARS on the REGISTERS in those SCHOOLS. (No. 1A.)-GENERAL SUMMARY of STATISTICS of ANNUAL GRANT SCHOOLS INSPECTED during the Year ended 30th September 1895. The results are those of actual inspection only, during the period specified. DAY SCHOOLS. STATISTICS of INSPECTION of ANNUAL GRANT SCHOOLS-continued. Untrained. Total. Art, 60. Males. Females. DENOMINATIONS. Less than Two Two Years and Years. over. Total. In Public Schools Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (a.) (b.) (c.) (a.) (b.) In Schools connected with Ch. of Scotland I 60 60 150 28 H - 25 1 1,518 1,683 156 27 2,097 * Including 671 graduates-628 in Public, 8 in Church of Scotland, 12 in Free Church, 1 in Roman Catholic, and 22 in Undenominational and other schools. Of the 671, 867 are trained, and 304 untrained, teachers. Of the latter, 288 took the certificate examination as graduates, and 16 graduated after passing the examination as acting teachers. Total |