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It is hoped that you will impress these instructions on
your child and see that he or she understands What to do if
there is an air raid.

INFORMATION  - ‘  J .

This pamphlet deals’ only with sclféiols with which the
Kent Education Committee are concerned in reception
areas. You may have. friends living in pt;her districts who
will have received a ' different pamphlet because their
children go_}t,o school in a differentvdistrict. It is also

possible  iron may. have one chfildattending a school in

a reception ‘area aijid another child attending another school
which is i1otA"in“‘a reception area. In that case you will get
two different parnphlets; The reason is that each pamphlet
describes ‘the arrangements being made in the district
where the school is :,s_i‘fu_'ated. If there are any points
which-you are not clear-aloout, the Head Teacher will be

glad tot-explain them to you.

Pnvpud by Alabaster, Passmqre 3» Sons, 1,141., Londonnnd Maidnouc 52M. 4362.

KENT EDUCATION Ct)MMlTTEE

 Emergency Arrangements for

Schools in Reception Areas

To PARENTS A

Please read this carefully and
keep it handy for reference.

 P. R. MORRIS,
3“ Director of Education,
Springfield,

July, 1939. Maidstone.


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EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS
, SCHOOLS IN RECEPTION AREAS

The issue of this pamphlet is not intended to suggest
that the Kent Education Committee believe that war is
likely to come, either in the near future or, indeed, at any
time. They have been obliged to consider what they can do
to continue the education of children if war should come,
and now that plans have been made, they want to give
parents as much information as possible.

RECEPTION AREAS

The district in which your chi1d’s school is situated has
“ reception area ” under the Govern-
ment’s evacuation scheme. No doubt you have already
learnt this from the newspapers. This means that, if war
does come, people will be moved from other more dangerous
districts into the “ reception ” district and will live there
until the danger has passed. Many of the people coming
into the district will be school children with their teachers.
The arrangements explained in this pamphlet
concern only those schools which are in reception
areas.

CLOSURE OF SCHOOLS

It is expected that a state of national emergency will be
declared some time before hostilities actually break out.
If a declaration is made by the Government, all schools will
be closed, and if it happens that the declaration is made
While the children are at school, they will be sent home as
quickly as possible. The schools will then remain closed for
a time— probably for about a week or a fortnight, although
it is impossible to say in advance just how long it will be
before they can be opened again.

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ARRANGEMENT OF SCHOOL LIFE

Everyone will agree that the schools should be reopened
as soon as it is prudent to do so. It would not be good for
the children for the schools to remain closed, and it wfll be a
satisfaction to parents and to all concerned if the children
can be provided for and their education interrupted as
little as possible. The children to be provided for, you will
remember, are not only children who normally live in the
district but also the children who have come from the more
dangerous areas. The result is that in War time the number
of children to be educated will be about double the present
number. Unfortunately the school buildings are not large
enough to hold double the present number of children, and
therefore in most places each child wfll be able to go to
school for only half the day. The teachers and others

concerned will do their best to arrange some means of

keeping the chfldren happily occupied during the half day
when they are not in school, and it is hoped that in some
places it will be possible to get the use of Village Halls,
Women’s Institutes, etc., so that there can be such things
as games, singing, and other occupations for all children.
In some places there are no suitable halls which can be hired,
and there the chfldren will probably have to remain at home
for half the day. You may, however, be sure that, wherever
possible, something will be provided for the children to do
during the half day when they are not at school.

HOLIDAYS

If an emergency should occur during a school holiday,
the schools may not reassemble at the end of the holiday,
but you will be told of the date when they will reopen.

PROTECTION

In places, such as towns, where there are a large number
of people living Within a comparatively small area, some

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go to school, where they can take shelter until the danger
has passed. If the children happen to be nearer to one of
the public air raid shelters, they ought to take refuge there.
The teachers will explain this to the children and they wfll
be glad of your help in making quite clear to the children
what they should do. ‘

TRAVELLING TO SCHOOL

Quite a large number of children now travel by bicycle,
by train, or by ’bus to Central and Secondary Schools which
are some miles away from their homes. In war time
travelling might be difficult and it might be impossible for
the children to continue to go to their present schools. In
that case you will be at liberty to make arrangements for

 your child to attend the school nearest to your home,

although it may not be the same type of school as the one
which he or she now attends.

GAS MASKS

In war time children must carry their gas masks to and
from school with them. Your gas mask may prove to be a
very good friend, so please treat it kindly and get your child
to do the same. Gas masks must be kept in a cool, dry place.
When they are carried about, they should be in their
cardboard cartons and must be protected by a waterproof
carrier, which is best slung with a strap or band from the
shoulder. Please see that your child knows how to put on
his or her gas mask. Try also to get your child used to the
gas mask.

WHAT CHILDREN SHOULD KNOW

The teachers are giving the children some simple
instructions about what they should——and should not———do

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if there is an air raid. The things that the teachers are
telling the children are these :—-

1. Immediately the air raid warning is heard-
take cover, and stay until you are told to come out.

2. Do not stand about during an air raid watching
the movement of aircraft, or to see the guns going off——
remember the saying, “ What goes up must come
down,” and those puffs of cotton wool you see in the
sky are heavy shells exploding, and the pieces will
come down 1 Most of the casualties in the last war were
caused by people who were spectators when they ought
to have been under cover.

3. If you see a bomb burst in the distance, do not
go to see the place afterwards——it may be a gas bomb,
and the effects would be extremely unpleasant. Leave
the investigation to people whose business it is to
investigate. You will only be in the way, anyhow.

4. Most of the gases have distinct smells or
immediate irritant efi'ects—so if you detect a smell or
experience irritation in the eyes, nostrils, throat, or
lungs, put your gas mask on and get away from the
place at once.

5. Do not step into, or_ poke about, pools or
splashes of oily liquids which you see lying about ; they
might be blister gases. Keep away from such patches.

6. Remember your gas mask is your best friend,
look after it and keep it clean. In a period of emergency
keep it with you.

7. Lastly, by your example in remaining cool and
not panicking, you can do much to assist in shepherding
smaller children to safety.

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1 2 9 10 ' R11 12 13 l
I 5 ......................................................................... ..
\ .............................................................. .. 1 9
To'rAi.s  ‘ x x x ’
Av. for Mth. x x x x x x
P’oent‘Ee (see Notes) X x l X x » . x-
WHOLE DEPARTMENT I or we the undersigned ’certify'thet the Re ' ‘
. , , . . ‘ . gxstets have be n
TOW R011 AV- R011 T0ta1Att- AV- Att» P 0 rage kept. and that the meetings ‘and attendances qhown on th:js_retu:n
- ~ have been correctly reckoned in accordanpe With the COnd1t10nS of
N b D t Article 21 of the Code. and Administrative Memorandum No. 51. »
o. a s. e . , ' . I
Depts. on Med. Regllsters AV‘ N°'  B M d D t
cam last Ck.d_ Under 5 _ signatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 032.9 or 3: . ep .
Boyg or Mxd I“l§“}uI%L§‘sII  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. “Girls Debt. {-
Girls l _ D'=1"- ~°"‘3' - ....................................................... .. Infzmts Dept.
Infanls I Date .............................................. ..

PRINTED PAPER.

NOTES
1—’I‘1-n: Numeen on Ron. must include ‘
every child whose name was on the Admission ' «
Register during any part of the week. % I-IALF~PENNY I
2—The number of children absent under a -.
Menxcm. CERTIFICATE covering the period of 1
the return must be shown in the space provided STAMP ‘
on this Form. ;
3—‘T!-IE Due upon which the Registers wexe 1
LAST checked should be stated. ———-———————— <
4--‘nus Form. DULY Commavren. must be l
daspatched by the Senior Head Teacher , 1
rLlr"nmed~i{atelca1¢£after thg clfising of the School for , 4’
t e wee en rig on e A31‘ RIDAY or man
MONTH : the days, if any. between the last Friday       ]
and the end of the month are to be included in I
the Return for the month following. except in ,
the 0155 of ghe montll: of Nlartghhwhan thg return ‘ ,
sto ema euptoteslso tatmont. . .
5'-‘PERCENTAGE. In the case of a Mixed Kent Ed‘l.€Cdt207l. C0mm1tteei 1
Department. or a Mixed or Girls‘ Department {
having an Infant Class. the space under the
ll:-gaging ‘ Whole Departglent" musttfbe llialled in. - -9
nt ecaseo aseparate epartmen or oys. or - .
Girls. or infants the space under the heading Sprmgfield, I
Boys. Girls. or Infants, as the case may be. ‘ '
must be filled in. i _
6—WH§N Owmu 131 Hgnxxlnafsi, Mediofil grger, l
or n or x-cause. e o oo 5 c use e are
thea1a};t‘Fr?day of the month. this Form is to be  I‘DSE' .
dcspatched on the day of such closure. The -1 \
period and reason of closure should be stated. ‘ ‘ l V,
J .

7-—Fon GENERAL Dmncnous see Instructions
as to making the monthly Retugn of Attendance

in the Summaries Register.


'Phonc:

Canterbury h222.
W/R

I

Dear Sir (Madam),

Various enquiries
e prescribed for the f
as you know, a new

under the Education
and the prescribing of

s to be discussed by th
as the case may be.

which are to b
31st March, 19
is to be introduced
1st’April next,

the first matter
Committee or Joi
the new Comitte
I am to invite the M

given,beloW:-

.Holidays

Easter
Whitsun

June

#6.

wuuuabluu

..:.\2;A U

UOIHITIITSTIGC

CAHTERBURY'DISTRICT COMMITTEE

have been

nt Committee,

e mcv be in a position to gi
anagers' observations on

School will
not meet on

Thursday,
29th Earch, 1945

Hondéyy
21st Kay, 1945

Iziondz -y ,
11th*Junu}'$9&5

in

imgmtfiwm
Holiday

Principal

Christmas

fionday,
6th august, 1935

flednesdsy, .
29th august, 19;;

Eonday,
24th December, 1945

Occasional holidays
discretion of the

Education Office,
78 London Road,
Canterbury.

18th January, 1945.

Prose:-ib ed Holidays, 1914.5/146.

received as to the holidays
encial year ending the
system of administration
Act, 19b4, as from the
holidays will be one of

e Divisional Executive

In order that

vo full consideration,
the suggested holidays

5 The first four sessions fell in the year 1944/L5.

Kindly pass this en.

en additional copy of this letter

information of the~§eed~?eacher;

Yours faithfully,

R.z—:. srrvsxés,

District Secretary.

School will reopen No. of
‘at 9 a.m. on Sessions
Monday, ii
9th npril, 19h5 10
Tuesday,
22nd I~Za.,;.r, 191,5 2
Monday, , N" , M,
~2nd"5uiTj“T9fi5‘”” 30
Tuesday,
7th August, 192,15 2
Honday,
Zhth September, 1945 36
Eonday,
7th January, 1946 20
to be used at the
Managers 10
110
is Gn0lQ§§£§£j;05§:.i:he,, ~,-»"*v'—- -i......—
in- _”s3::Z“33‘fELi;e; i- you sill
«z;


[National Society’s Form No.10A

 of 31% I‘7?T_T?.E"T}RY.

RURAL DEANERY of East B“-5‘3e °
No.
REPORT OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.
  SCHOOL.
Infants ‘ ‘DEPARTMENT.

W‘; W Inspciled V J"! '1? 6 LE; ‘N.-fig -“T I93 gt V4‘

~ M Rev‘) H. Kflighffl Correspondent.

The religious instructio nIin this school csntinues ta be

carriefi out in a quiet but thorough manner. After the ogening

ervice durin- whicL the childrefi eano a nynn pleasingly and

V

enterefi reversnfily infio fine prayers, fihe quésfiiflns OD tfle Life
of our Lorfl anfi on the Commanflments were answerefl readily and

with eager interest. The children evidently enjoy their lessons

anfl rain much arofit from them.


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[National Society’s Form N0.I°A.

DIOCESE of“  L._%YL#   -
RURAL DEANERY of.,_ §—.w.~A,_‘.   _.

No.

REPORT OF RELIGIOUS lNS'l‘RUC'l‘l0N.

 .__?,.___scHooL
 DEPARTMENT.

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Inspected 13  %“\"”3‘</‘(L I93 
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CANTERBURY EDUCATION COMMITTEE
KENT ‘EDUCATION COMMITTEE
ST. AUGUSTINE DIVISION

'Ph ‘ : ' “d o ‘ ff’
Canggibury 4222. L ucaglggn Onlfigéd
W/S_ Canterbury.

Blst December, l945.

Dear Sir (Madam),* .
~ w Prescribed Holidays, 1946

Under the regulations of the Ministry of Education, which have
now been issued following the introduction of the Education Act, 1944,
school holidays are to be taken from the let September to the 51st

August in each year, and not as from the 1st April to the 51st March as

formerly. The Ministry state that in all types of schools-there shall
be not less than 200 days on which schools are to be open, but the
Ministry permit a period up to a maximum of ten of these days to be

used for occasional holidays at the discretion of the Managers or
Governors of individual schools, so that the_minimum number of school
days, when attendance recisters are marked, in any one school year, must

not be less than l90. A
The holidays for the remainder of the school year 1945-46 have now

been prescribed by the Joint Committee and particulars are given over-

leaf,?

The Joint Committee have further decided that Mid-Term Holidays
may be granted by the Managers or Governors during the Easter and
Summer Térms 1946 and such holidays are to be taken at the weeks ending
25rd February and 8th June. In considering these holidays, Managers

.and Governors are asked to bear in mind that at least one day (for Nfld—

Term;Ho1idaysin4the Autumn Term l945) has already been taken from“the
ten Occasionals which are to be used at the discretion of the Managers
or Governors. ’ ' _ I ‘ I y‘ ‘ ‘

, ‘ Some difficulty has been.experienced in the past in regard to
Sunday School Treats, and I have been directed to advise organising
bodies that children*s absence from school-for such purposes cannot be
permitted. In these circumstances it would be appreciated if you would
make it Known as widely as possible in your area that if organisations
are considering Sunday School Treats during 1946 then they should be
arranged so that they coincide with fixed holidays or on such other days

as Managers or Governors may decide for the closure of the school.
A copy of this letter has been sent to the Head Teacher of your

school; 0
' "4£4{7f§JE9VC9Mnd‘

' Director of Education, and
Divisional Education Officer.


 

Schools School
*“r“=UU€H”UHT’ ‘a *"“‘"T
Xmas 1945 Thursday Thursday 15
20.l§.45 10.1.46
Easter Thursday 1 Thursday 15
’ 18.<:..46 3.5.45
Principal Thursday Thursday. 1 E9
1.8.46 - 12.9.46 Q3:

£  County of Kent.

K.  ' '1
1“ Y Complete the enclosed Report LS 

Form and return it to_

 

3H2 SUPERINTENDENT, 1 EpoR'|"_

Count 5 1'
sandliig lllggaes Department,

Maidstone
after th F v ex ......................  .0}. .d).1ii.él:y.). .......................... ..
. 8 uel co .
given a thorough tfirfierned has been ........................... ..Schobl or Institution.
watch REPLIES.

1. What is your opinion of 2-
(cz) the heating properties of this coal? (at)

..,________.__._,.._._._—_———


Administration of the County of Kent.

COUNTY SUPPLIES COMMITTEE.

GOAL REPORT.

on .........  ........................................................ .. ex.._ ...................................  ............................... ..
‘ (Description of Coal) (Name of Colliery)

.............................................  Institution. -

QUESTIONS. REPLIES-

1. What is your opinion of :—
(cz) the heating properties of this coal? (cz)

(b) the lasting properties of this coal? ((7)

(c) the hardness of this coal ? (c)

8

2. What kind of residue (ash, clinker, etc.)
does this coal leave, and do you consider
this to be normal or otherwise ?

3. Do you or do you not regard this coal as
generally suitable for your use? If not,
state objections.

4. Have you any other comments you wish
to make concerning this coal?

5. Type of-grates, etc., in use.

Date ................................................. ..19
114. 9-35. 7638.

(Signed) ...............................  .............................. ..


KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE.

T:I..l.PI-Ion: : Munrroua. 1 06.
Txuxanam-uc Anonu x " Kmsnueou, MAIoe~rouz."
SESSIONS HOUSE,
All letters shrndd be addressed to the Secretary.
Postage must be prepaid.

MAIDSTONE.

 2 JAN1913

Pun: wnrr: AT 11-It
HIAD OF YOUR
flBPI.V—

X3mQ£ua7é

/g[;édbgvu4HaL School. ‘£gggQ%gL_ Dept,

Elem. /var“
Dear Sir,
It With reference to your application of the
] , , I am directed to state that the Committee
sanct on the appointment by your Managers of a Teacher

‘}IuA/=4./f 

The advertisement will be issued from this
Office, replies to be sent to you as Correspondent.
The Committee will not be responsible for payment of the
cost of advertisements issued by the Managers.

(Certificated or Unoertificated) in place of

Particulars oi the candidate selected should
be notified to the Committee on the accompanying form
Elem. 507. It should be understood that payment of
sale.r;r,7 depends u_:__.on the p-r<~rn;o"?3 retui-n of this 3103218

The Managers may, at their discretion, engage
a teacher at once, on the understanding that the agreement
with the teacher is not to be completed until the approval
of the Committee has been given. .

The appointment will be in accordance with the

Committee's Deals of Salaries and will be determinable upon
the return of the Teacher in Whose place he or she is serving.
It should be particularly noted that no male
is to.te appointed if he is eligible for military

I)

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,

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4.
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V

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I am, Dear Sir,
Yoggcs faithfully,

5:; » §
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Elem. 316

KENT’ EDUCATION COMMITTEE._

The Committee have authorised the engageirieiit of the iindermentioned Assistant
‘Teachers, at Salaries in accordancewith their Scale of Salaries.

Vacancies for Head Teachers are advertised in “The Schee1master”and “The
Sch; o_lrnistress.” ‘ "

Applications, on the Comrnittee’s Form Elem. 307, must be addressed in each
case to the Correspondent of the Managers, as shown in column 4 below. -

Certificated Teachers who accept appointment: as Uncertificated Teggcherslngrill
receive the maximum salary allowed in the case of Uncertificated Teachers, iziz.:
Men, 5375; Wemeii,      teachers will. if, a.nt.1'When, they obtain
subsequently appointments as Certificated Teachers, receive, in accordance with
paragraph 10 of the Scale, the minimum salary applicable to their grade together
with half the increment for every year of service since becoming Certificated with.

the exception of the first year.

N0te.—This list is published weekly, and if during the week the Committee have-
received notification that a vacancy has been filled, the name of the School is struck out.

 

The Committee are prepared, in cases where financial assistance is necessary, to
contribute (as a grant in aid) 21 certain proportion of the fees of some recognised
Correspondence College, to enable Supplementary and Uncertificated Teachers to sit
for the Preiirninary and the Certificate Examinations. V C

By Order,
KENI EDUCATION COMMITTEE, FRAS. W. CROOK,
SESSIONS HOUSE, Secretary.
?\IA1ns'roxE.
21325 Icmuary, 1918.
e T Certificated Teacher. vv, = vvemam
U = Uncertificated Teacher. M. = Man.
5 = Supplementary Teacher.

"9 In these cases teachers are required to fill vacancies caused by teachers absent on military or‘

naval duties. In each case the appointment of the teacher will be determined uponthe retiirn of the
 rfgttlerxe ,\;vl1Socs:1epl:.;:eSzl$. rcizérsshe IS servmg——otherw1se the appointment will be in aCCOrdanCe:,WlflIl the-

: Special Requirements

School.  Department. i Grade of Teacher. Can-espondemy  and Remarks
_ ' (1) ' l V (2) (3) I (4)  -_ ,5)-l C
Ashford New Town Boys  U‘  C_ Sheath’ Esq” _Secre_ Drawing , Music and
(S'E' & QR‘) faI'Y’S 05308. S.E. & V Drill essential, for
C.R., London‘ Bridge . Std. IV.
Ashford M. d and U (W) Restation, S.E. 
I -118 .' ... .  _ A 1
Victoria Road RC. Infants , ’J\.‘7he Pr¢€:’:by1t\gi':5§‘lr3:~i:§i:: lllciisiecr Standards.
*A511f01’d Boys C (W)  « Chasln, ‘lhsaiggrd Esq 4
E 2 -9 2

H VV Street ‘ i 3 C or

  

U (VV) Sturge Road, Ashford i

; School, \Velling, Kent,

  W- _l- ‘Weaving, Esq”
' 199, The Broadway,,

0 (xxx) i
I
Bexley Heath 

 

B . . . '  '
lean C of E ixed and I U (W.)  i Re{.;_. A. Butler, Blean
. _ ' 1€8.1‘age, Canterbury
Borden C. of E. -. ixed and U (W_.)  l Aured Hinge, ESq_,Home,
Infants Farm, Borden, Sitting-

l

_. E M
O Infants ‘
.. M
I I

y E bourne
l


 

Dartford R.C.
Dart fordf‘ St;7A'l):.mAs '
Dartford, '

' York Road Cl.
East ,M23.lling. C,_0,f_E.

Eynsford,"I" ’ I
.§r.g.ck9I1h§11£.-,9.f  .

‘ .arningharn:Q+of.E;

 
 

Farningharn  Cl

-Goudhurst Kilniibiairn

*Halling Council . . .

-High I-lalstow 
Hoo St. VVerburgh
Legboume Holme
End
Little Chart 0. of E.
Luddenham Cl.

Lydd Dungeness Cl.

 oaa .01; I

. Mixed and

Infants
7 Girls

Boys

Mixed
lnfants

Mixed and

- In_fa.n.ts. ,

Mixed and
Infants

Mixed and
Infants

Mixed
Miuxedl
Mixed and
Infants
Mixed
Boys .
Mixed Quad
Infants
Infants

Mixed and

Infants

a U (W.)'

 U (_w.l¥: .

U or S (V\f.)... i
C (W.) )
C (M. or W) 
C or U (W.)

U (W.)
U (W)

U (w.')

U (W.) I
C (W.)

U (w.)
C (W)
U (W1)

U (w.)
U or S (\?V.)

School. Department. Grade of Teacher. Correspondent. S953’; II§:%:1a1:§:emS
(ll (2) (3) (4) (5)
Bridge and -1¥La-1e.‘liw‘x.ul, U (W.) Rev. H. Knight, Patrix- Standards 1. & 11.
' Patrixbourne bourne Vicarage, near Singing, Needlework,
V Canterbury Disciplinarian.
Chartham Cl. Mixed U (W.) F. S. Cloke, Esq., Sand-
wich
Chalk C. of E. Mixed and U (‘NJ The Vicar, Chalk, near 
Infants Gravesend /
*Chislehurst Boys C  Rev. S. E. B. Serle, _ ,‘ _ 
' Pfickénd I A I Anniinciation’ViCw§.i‘§.§é,iWWW W“ I
Chislehurst
*Chislehurst Mixed and 2 C (\V) Thomas Beeton, Esq.,
Sidcup Hill C1. Infants Corner House, Chnrch
Avenue, Sidcup
Chislett C. of E.  Mixed U (W.) 3 Rev. B. A. Kent, Chislet
E Vicarage, Canterbury
C-lowden Mixed and U (\V.) l Bev.].\V. Harold Brown,
Infants  Gowden Rectory, Eden-
, bridge
Cranbrook C. of E. Mixed C or U WV.)  E Rev. Canon \Vm. Bell,
1 The Vicarage, Cran-
brook
Cr.<mbrool< Mixed and C (\V.)  For Infants.
Sissinghurst Infants . L Col. Rowlandson, “ Merrie-
Mixed and U (\V.)  "5 croft,” Cranbrook
Infants 
Crayford C. of  Infants « C or U (V\/’.)  Rev. G. Jones, The
Boys C (VV)  Vicarage, Crayford
, . Boys C (M. or VV.)
Cr-ayford Northend Infants 5 (VV.)  Miss A. G. Snelling,
Temporary 0]. 8, Hythe St., Dartford
Cuxton CL...  Mixed and C (V\-’.) P. Harman, Esq., '2,
Infants Rosslyn Villas, Halling,»
I nr. Rochester
.Da.rtfuI(l C. of  infants '”T7i'   "

" Kingsley,” 22, Tower
Road, Dartford

Rev. H. E. Plumm-r,
St. Ansel1n’s, Dartford

Miss A. G. Snelling,
8, Hythe St., Dartford

Rev. VV. li. Buckland,
East Malling Vicarage,
Maidstone

Rev. \-V. Miller Brown,

, Qrockenhill Vicarage,

Swanley Junction

R. Lewis Edmonds, Esq.,
Farningham V Cottage,
Farningham

Thos. Beeton, Esq., Corner
House, Church Avenue,
Sidcup _

Rev. C. V‘V. Forster,

Twysden. Kilndown

P. Harman, Esq., 2,
R'::<sl'~r Villas. I*IalIE::g,
nr. Rochester

1\'Irs. ,A. R« Hogben, The

Gables. High Halstow

R. A. Arnold, Esq., The
Precinct, Rochester ,

Mrs. E. M. Murray, Ley-

bourne' Rectory, VVVest
lVIalling ~ -, z _ '

Rev. T. L. T. Hill, Little

Chart Rectory, Ashford

R. S. Dunn, Esq., 3, Albion
Terrace, Faversham

\N'. J. Spicer, Esq., 26,,
Bank Street, Ashford


Special Requirements

School. Department. C Grade of Teacher. Correspondent. and Remarks_
(1) (2)_ (3) <4)  ——— » — .-
Ma;-den CL... Infants U or S  T. A. Fowle. Esq., West
End Villa, Marden,
Kent
Meopham G. of E. Mixed and U (W.) 13- Dines. Esq-. Orchard
Infants House, Meopharn
Minster-in-Sheppey Mixed and 2 C (W.) A- Seymour Baskett, Esq-,
Half-way Houses Infants 4'5. High Street, Sheer-
 Cl, ness
Monkton O. of  Mixed and U or S (W.) Rev. F. F. Brackenbury,
Infants M o n k t o n Vicarage,
I Thanet 7
*New Romney Mixed and 5 WV.) Rev.  VVilkinson, The For Infants
0. of E. Infants Rectory, Old Romney,
Kent
Northfleet Lawn 01. Girls C (W.) F.Mitchell, Esq.,4-9,VVind-
mill Street, Gravesend
Orpington, Mixed C (\7V.) E. Goldsack, Esq., Ennis-  If‘
Ghislehurst Rd. Cl. dale, Bayharn Road,
Sevenoaks
Paddock Wood C1. Boys U (W.) W. H. Tompsett, Esq.,
Girls C (W-) Barham House, Capel, To take Gardening
Tonbridge Class
'°"Pembury Cl. Mixed C (W.) A. T. Simpson, Esq-. 23,
' Church Road, Tonbridge
‘Preston-next-Wing- Mixed and U (W.) Rev.VV. D. Lindley, Elm-
‘ harn Cl. ‘Infants stone Rectory, Preston,
_ Canterbury
-Queenborough CL... Girls C  A. E. Clarke, Esq., 15,
Castlemere A v e n u e, ’
Queenborough
Reculver C. of  Mixed and S (W’.) W. Denne,Esq., Beltinge,
Infants ’ V Herne Bay '
Ruckinge C. of  Mixed and 5 (VV.) Rev. R. Hamer, Ruckinge
I Infants Rectory, .—‘xs'uf0z'd, Ken:
Sevenoaks, Boys U A. C. Baily. Esq., Red-
St. ]ohn‘s C. of E. ville, Linden Chase Rd.,
Sevenoaks
'*Sheerness, Boys C (M. or W )
Blue Town
Sheerness Girls C (\V.)
Blue Town Cl.
Sheerness Sem: Girls C (VV) A.Seymour Baskett,Esq.,
Broadway Cl. 46, High Street, Sheer-
‘Sheerness Infants U (W) ness
Marine Town C1.
‘Sheerness V Senior Boys C (W.)
Mile Town Cl. Infants U (VV )
Infants C 
Shoreham Cl. Mixed U (\?V.) R. F. Robertson, Esq.,
Water Lane,Shoreham,
Sevenoaks
St. James’, Isle of Mixed and U (W) Rev. N. Pritchett, B.A., Standards Land II.
Grain (Rochester) Infants Crayne Vicarage, and Needlework
Rochester
Stanstead C. of E. Mixed and S (\V) Rev. A. R. Cronk, Stan-
‘ Infants stead Rectory, VVrotham
“Stone, near Dart- Mixed C (VV)  Kirby, Esq.,Syringa,
IoraTT‘ne Bren‘: Cl. Fccm: Rnnrl Gmvesend
'Sutton~at-Hone, .\Ii.‘;ed and U (\V~) F. Simmonds,Esq.,Birch-
Swanley Junction Infants wood, Swanley
‘Sutton - at - Hone, Mixed & S (W) Rev. F. J. P. Jellicoe,
I-Iextable O‘. of E. Infants The Vicarage, Swanley,
Kent
Swanscombe C. of E. Girls C (W.) W. Etherington, Esq., 56.
Infants C (W) Eglinton Road. Swans-
BOYS  U WV.) combe
Swanscombe Mixed and C (‘NJ } Rev Sta.n1eyMorgan,Cob-
Knockhall Cl. Infants U (W.) ham Terrace, Greenhjth.
Swanscombe Green- Boys C WV.) Rev. Elliott Mitchell,
hithe C. of E. Girls C  Mountfield, Greenhithe


 

4

Department.  Grade of Teacher. Correspondent. Special Requirements

 

 

S°h°°1' and Remarks.
(1) (Z) (3) (4) . (5)
. , . I
*Teynham Par.  Mixed  C or U (W.)  Rev. W”. A. Purton, The 
V’ icarage, Teynham,
 near Sittingbourne §
Thurnbam C. of E. . Mixed & U LVV.)  H. Bensted, Esq., Wood-
Infants‘ row, Bearsted, Maid- 
.5 » stone §
Tonbridge, « Girls  c (W.)  A. H. Neve. Esq., 103, ; T,/-L"
Barden Cl.  High St, Ton ridge 1 /1
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Road Cl. ,1 * ,
\Vateringbury ; Boys  U (W'.) l Amos Baker,Esq.,Water-
C. of E.  Infants  I U (\V.)  ‘ ingbury, Maidstone
; Girls  ’ U (w.)
*\7Vest Malling f Boys  : C (\’V.)   Rev. A. W’. Lawson, The
C.of E.‘ I Vicarage, West
‘  Malling
\\"est Farleigh  Mixed and S    V. Biseoe-Tritton, Esq.,
Infants .  Ewell Manor, West Far-
. ’ leigb
VVestgate-on-Sea Mixed   C (W'.)... = Rev. C. Pendock Banks,
C. of E, 3 The Vicarage, West-
 . gate-on-Sea '
\/Vest \Vickha.m  Mixed and  U (VV.) l Miss B.McAndrew,VVick-
Infants i  ham House, West Wick-
g f ham
\Vhitstable, St. Girls   U (\V.)  i J. W. Pepper, Esq, 15,
Alphege C. of E. ' ' ‘ West Clifie, ‘VVhitstable .
Whitstable, and  Boys  C or U  or D. Daniels, Esq), The ’
Seasalter Endowed W.) Hut, King Edward St.,
’ V\7hitstable
l\/Vickhambreux  Mixed and C or U (W.) A. Baird, Esq., The
Infants Willows, \Vi¢kham-
breux, Canterbury
VV"’2".h?  , ' ~..'.J.nLa...£s' “ . - _ g...(L\'.)...-- _..... ' Re‘'rrS‘L:.‘"’=:'.s S}:.':w,.'l'h—.., —  —-~—« —
Green C. of E. [ I Re.-:tory, \Vrotham,
l Kent I


FOR USE OF MANAGERS ONLY.

NOTIFICATION AS TO APPOINTMENT OF TEACHER.

To THE SECRETARY,
Klzrtr E3‘-Y€ATIO‘S' C03n.rI'rTEE.

DEAR S: ,

,_.,,.\ JM, _ [hale tc*>wi_;_1“f.'°c>p‘rz\11_;»yg_‘1_1h;v_t_hat_1at_p”aJl\/Ie_eting‘of Managers, held on than i  _ day of
I91 ,_, ,,.M __ I  ‘I 
was provisionally apyointerf  Teacher in t"te_________________De3:=.:. of the above-name».i
School, in place of at a total commencing salary oi‘
£ with future increments as proviied in the Comrnittee’s Scale of
Salaries. The appointment is to date from 191 from which

_date salary will be "payable, Full particulars as to h_*1 references, qualifications, and
experience, are given on the preceding pages of this form, and the Managers have taken the
necessary steps to verify the same.

The Teacher will be provii E »srrEt'::’*"

t.i..,.<§is%1aC¥ Q

’ “ ”‘~”"‘~“  ‘-"-’61:r'rrespendz-pgt;--—:.:  ~-:,~¢.:_V .. -.

Date 797 .

‘S:.=:e ‘zeta "‘T‘.e'.':e: it:--;=e, 1:-a:...e', er aj:.=.::t::e:t:s j.-.*:~'."ifei

FOR USE AT HEAD OFFICE ONLY.

TQTAL EXPERIENCE.
REFERENCES.

MINUTE OR AUTHORITY,

GRADE.

SALARY‘ ‘AND INCREMENTS.


To THE SECRETARY,
KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE.

School, No_____

DEAR SIR,

___\__I_ha_ve to i_nfor‘rnH;){ou -that ‘at a Meeting of the Managers, held on the» 4' _ , day of

191 _ , _ _ M
was provisionallv at-oointei I_;I::d Teacher 3. t‘te_______________,De_:>t. of the abov -named
. - - _ s,

School, in place of at a total commencing salary of
E with future increments as provided in the Cornmittee’s Scale of
Salaries. The appointment is to date from 191 from which
_date salary will be ‘payable. T Full particulars as to he references, qualifications, and

experience, are given on the preceding pages of this form, and the Managers have taken the
necessary steps to verify the same.

The Teacher will be provided with'‘‘‘

 (.§i8}‘Ed J‘

T " ""“ - “<’—’f.’1J'1‘respartnier:t7'~'-»' '—="— — — —--—>~_- ;

Date 79 I .

’S:a:e here v-':-:-the: ‘rm-:52, water, or apartmenzs pro-rifled.

FOR USE AT HEAD OFFICE ONLY.

REFERENCES.

MINUTE OR AUTHORITY.

GRADE.

SALARY’ AND INCREMENTS.


The stage (or grade) and class should bi

CERTIFICATES AND SPECIAL

(Give dates.)

QUALIFICATIONS.

Drawing — —_ — — ‘
Singing - — — —
(Stated whether _Iogic; Sol—fa,‘ ~ 5 __%_*

or Old Notation) — - H L"
Science — — — -

Physical Training - -

Domestic Subj ects—-

shown in respect of each certificate.

Cookery — — —

Laundry  if L L — —

Housewifery - — —

Kindergarten — - —

Needlework - - ‘-

Manual Instruction (Handi-
craft or Light Woodwork)

Other Subjects — - —

(e.g., Cottage Gardening,
Rural Science, &c.)

—» —.._~.;.._....._.___' ,


to

is

This Form is to be fitted at by the Teach

referred to on the Form the sjzace

/-
.4

er for the in/ormation of the Committee. When the Tea her does not tosses: the quote‘/ieation
of their qzcahficattons at each stage of their career,

e.g., a Certificated Teacher should state result of Scholarship or other E.rarm'natioa,

Teachers should fill in fall particulars

AA.

Age, and date of birth -

VVhether married or single —

Has applicant served as
(a) Pupil Teacher 9
(b) Student Teacher ?

Name of Elementary School
Dates — — - -

(9) Bursar - - —

Name of Secondary School

Age.

I Day.

Married women
teachers to give
maiden name. -

Month.

Year.

From

Month. Year.

To

Month.

Year.

Dates I — — - — I

From

Month.

 Month.
0

Year.

Supplementary Teacher.
State if previously recognised
by Board of Education —

Date of such recognition -

Uncertzficated Teacher.
Examination taken and Place
where examined — —
Result of such Examination
and particulars of distinc-
tion, if any - — —
If Examination was other than
Preliminary Certificate Ex-
amination state subjects in

which candidate passed
Date of Examination, and

Examination.

Month.

date result announced —
Certzficated Teacher.

State it recognised by Board
of Education - -

Month.

Year.

Date of endorsement

of Certificate.

Month.

'01‘

Year. .

Place. . - 

Year.

Date of'Parchment.

Date.

Certificate Examination re- I Month. I

sult — — - —

Place—where examined’; *4» *—"*—"

Year’s Papers.

Eear.

Division . Nora.

. when

I

I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I

Exam.
divided
the result
in each
part must
be given.

Particulars of other qualifying
Examination passed and
Degree, if any - —

Date.
Month. I

Year.

I Degree. I
I
I

Teaching Diploma. I Class in Examination.
I
I

State if Trained, and
particulars — —

give

Name of College. I

Period. I

Dates.

I
I

I

I

State if a Contributor under
the Superannuation Act
and give date of accept-
ance - — - —

I Registered Number. I

I I
I I

Month,

Year.

State earliest date applicant

can take post if appointed

C658 5M 6117 8451


ELEMENTARY TEACI-IER'S QUALIFICATION FORM.

1Rent Eoucation Committee.

Name of School in which}
appointment is desired ............................................................................ .._Deg5artment.

Form

Elem. 307.

Name of Teacher in full -

Postal Address at time of
application - - —

Age. Month. 

Age, and date of birth - E Day’

Year.

Married women '

Whether married or single - teachers to give

maiden name. ‘V . l‘ ’ -
Has applicant served as "

(a) Pupil Teacher P

(b) Student Teacher P

Name of Elementary School

D at C S _ _ _ _ From Month. Year. To Month.

Year.

( c) Bursar - — —

Name of Secondary School

Month. Year. ,

Dates A ~ — — —” Fmm

To I Month.

Year.

Supplementary Teacher.
State if previously recognised _
by Board of Education - ____ -. ___,. ..

Month.
Date of such recognition - ‘-

Uncertificated Teacher. Examination-
Examination taken and Place
Where examined — -
Result of such Examination
and particulars of distinc-
tion, if any ~ - -
If Examination was other than
Preliminary Certificate Ex—‘ 
amination state subjects in
which candidate passed

.g., a Certificated Teacher should state result of Scholarship or other Examination, 6-5., (3-0.

Year. .

Place.

Date of Examination, and Month. Year. Month.

date result announced —
Certificated Teacher.

State if recognised by Board
of Education — —

Date of endorsement or
of Certificate.

Year.

Date of Parchment.

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....-.-._ ._.... .. ...-.._ _ - __  ;
W

913;‘ - - - -

flair for the information of the Committee. When the Teaqher does not possess the qualification referred to an the Form the space is to be left blank.

..Elace..w.here—exanaiened~—» —--———:~—v~-«~»>—-—# «~-~—   " ” ‘ “ ” " "l‘““
Date.
Month. I Year.

Particulars of other qualifying
Examination passed and

Degree. g Teachiiag Diploma.
Degree, if any - — I

 

part must

[be given.

. >..._~-— ;... ..:_...

Class in Examination.

Period .

Z in full juirtlmlur. of I/mir qzmli/imtions at each stage of their career, 5
I.‘
.5

llad it]: by the Tea

Name of College.

State it Trained, and give

Dates.


PARTICULARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE.

,Name Schools in which engaged in order of date and indicate any interval in teaching service.

A§§’;§:i' D S d d Grade or Date of
E;u1131dNa”t’.e °f AS‘:l1‘1°°i; t=;ve§ase nffgtrb .§.:I:1g:rt 5 Position Commencement. I Termination.
1 on _ 2 en ance , . -
an uca on u Y °f 5°b°°‘- °CCup1ed' Month. I Year. Month. I Year.

: Vpsn

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t I
i 1 9
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_ I declare the particulars given on this form to be true to the best of my knowledge,
information and belief.

Te¢zc}:er‘.s Signature.

(Date) .797

Names 2223 A-iiiresses of three rersazzs to whom reference mar be maée.

If mentioned by H.M. Inspector in any report, give below copy of such report.

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........____ ...__._-

¢s ¢!‘l

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.‘ § I
l 3 l

_ I declare the particulars given on this form to be true to the best of my knowledge,
information and belief.

Teacher's Signature.

(Date) 79 7

Names and Addresses of three persons to whom reference may be made.

If mentioned by H.M. Inspector in any report, give below copy of such report.

Copies of three recent testimonials on one sheet of foolscap may be sent with this
application. -

NO’!E.—The Names of Head Masters and Head Hiltresses appointed are inserted in the “ Schoolmaster ”
and “ Schoolmistress ” Newspapers.