The Cyprus Gazette

Ho. 385. REGULATIONS
MADE UNDER
THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAWS,
1933 TO 1936.
H. R. PALMBK,
Governor.
In exercise of the powers vested in him by the
Elementary Education Laws, 1933 to 19361
His Excellency the Govemor has been pleased
to make and hereby makes the foUowing
Regulations :—
1. These Regulations may be cited as the
Elementary Education (Infectious Diseases)
Regulations, 1936.
2. In these Regulations—
" contact " means any pupil or any other
person who has come into contact with a
person suffering from an infectious disease ;
" infectious disease" means any of the
diseases in the Schedule hereto ;
" Medical Officer " means a Govemment
Medical Of&cer.
3. The Head-Teacher shall report without
delay to the nearest Medical Officer any case
or suspected case of any infectious disease
amongst pupUs enrolled and attending school.
4. The Medical Officer shaU with aU practicable
speed proceed to examine the pupU in respect
of whom the report is made and if the Medical
Officer finds him to be suffering from an infectious
disease, such pupil shall not be aUowed to
attend the school thereafter without the written
permission of such Officer.
5. The Medical Officer may, if he considers it
necessary, by writing under his hand, direct
that contacts of any infectious disease shaU
be excluded from school for such time as he
may specify in the order and thereafter such
contacts shall not be allowed to attend the
school untU the time specified in the order
expires.
6. A Medical Officer may, if he considers it
necessary, by writing under his hand, direct
that any pupil whose state of health and general
condition is such as to constitute a possible
source of danger to the health of other pupUs
shaU be excluded from school for such time
as he may specify in the order and thereafter
such pupil shaU not be allowed to attend the
school until the time specified in the order
expires.
SCHEDULE.
(Regulation 2.)
1. Acute Anterior PoliomyeUtis.
2. Chickenpox.
3. Cholera.
4. Dengue.
6. Diphtheria.
6. Dysentery.
7. Epidemic (Jerebro-Spinal Meningitis.
8. Epidemic or septic sore throat.
9. Influenza.
10. Measles.
11. Mumps.
12. Plague.
13. Pulmonary Tuberculosis.
14. Scarlet Fever.
15. SmaUpox.
THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 24TH APRIL, 1936.
16. Trachoma.
17. Typhoid.
18. Typhus.
19. Whooping Cougli.
20. Yellow Fever.
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Made at Nicosia, this 2l8t day of April, 1936.
(M.P. 690/36.)
No. 386.
REGULATIONS
MADE UNDER
THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAWS^
1933 TO 1936.
H. R. PALMER,
Governor.
In exercise of the powers vested in him by the
Elementary Education Laws, 1933 to 1936, His
Excellency the Govemor has been pleased to make and
hereby makes the following Regulations :—
1. These Regulations may be cited as the
Elementary Education (Furniture and Equipment)
Regulations, 1936.
2. Every Town Committee or Yillage Commission
or Comniittee of Management shall provide for each
school under its management the furniture and
equipment specified iu the First Schedule.
3. Any Town Committee or Village Commission
or Committee of Management which has in good
condition in the schools under its management the
furniture and equipment specified in the First Schedule
may provide the furniture and equipment specified
in the Second Schedule.
4. No Town Committee or Village Commission or
Committee of Management shall provide any furniture
or equipment other than that specified in the First
and SecMid Schedules unless the written permission
of the Director has been previously obtained.
FIRST SCHEDULE.
1. Desks of correct size according to the plan approved
by the Director in Circular 582/32. There must
be at least one desk for every three pupils enrolled.
Where floor space permits one desk for every two
pupils should be provided.
2. One Blackboard at least 5'X3' in each class-room.
Where two or more classes or groups of classes are
taught in the same room two blackboards should be
provided.
3. Teacher's table fitted with a drawer and lock.
4. Teacher's platform.
5. Teacher's chair.
6. Cupboard.
7. Bookcase for school library.
8. Maps of The World (supplied by Education
Department), Cvprus, The Near East, Europe.
9. Globe.
10. File cover for Departmental Circulars.
SECOND ScHKorLB.
1. Maps of Asia, .\frica, America and AustraUa.
2. For Orthodox-Christian and Maronite Schools :—
A bound set of pictures illustrating the Bible, as
approved by the Director.
3. Pictures illustrating Human Anatomy as approved
by the Director.
4. Thermometer, barometer and rain gauge.
5. Apparatus for use in elementary science lessons as
approved by the Director.
ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
Made at Nicosia, this 23rd day of April, 1936.
(M.P. 753/36.>