Statistical Report 1935-1936 - Department of Education and Skills

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184XII. SCHOLARSI-llPS AWARDED ON THE RESULTS OF 'fHE CERTIFICATFEXAMINATIONS.(I) The number of pupils who qualified for the award of Scholarships on theresults of the Intermediate Certificate Examination, 1936, and the numberof Scholarships awarded were as follows :_Number of Number ofPupilsScholarshipswho qualified I awarded---Boys fl st Class (£40) 36 35Girlsl2nd (£20)"37 32J Ist Class (£30) 20 191 2nd (£15) .."20 19-113 I 105The Scholarships are tenable for two years subject to certain conditions,6 boys and 2 girls relinquished the Scholarships for which they qualified.(2) Scholarships, awarded on the results of the Intermediate CertificateExamination, 1935, were renewed for the School Year 1916-37 as follows :_Boys .. 66Girls 37BURKE :\IEMORIAL PRIZES AKD EARL OF CORK'S SCHOLARSHIPS.(3) The values of the Burke Memorial Prizes* awarded were :_In 1936BoysGirlsFirst Prize ..£9 1~ 10 1£5 15 9Second Prize£5 15 9f(4) The value of the Earl of Cork's Scholarships= awarded were :_BoysGirlsIn 1936: One Scholarship.. £26 2 0 One SCholarship £26 2 0(5) University Scholarships awarded to Students from the Fior-GhaeltachtNumber awarded in 1935 Total Number held during 1935/6.---Boys Girls Total Roys Girls Total4 - 4 14 4 18XIII.-SCHOLARSHIPS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS AWARDED TO STUDENTSFROM THE FfOR-GHAELTACHT UNDER THE DEPARTMENT'SSPECIAL SCHEME.Number awarded in 1935 Total Number held during 1935-6BoysIGirls Total BoysjGirls Total6 ---12 18I 15 60 75103XIV.-SCHOLARSHIPS185IN SECONDARY AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS.AWARDED BY COUNTY OR COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCILS.IExamination, Scholarships held1936 in 1935/36AtValueTrainingofCOUNCIL No. of No. of At Colleges Scholarshipsof Scholar- Second- or other TotalCom- ships ary Appetitorsawarded Schools provedSchoolsCarlow County .. - - - - -Cavan County .. 40 6 34 0 34 £40Clare County · . - - 5 0 5 £20Cork County · . 46 10 36 0 36 £17 105. to£40Cork Co. Boro.' .. 49 10 41 1 42 £20Donegal County .. 63 8 19 - 19 £16 16s. to£42.Dublin County .. 93 36 80 - 80 £30Du blin Co. Boro.' 278 64 190 3 193 £20Galway County .. 41 11 43 - 43 £15 to £36Kerry County .. 122 33 91 55 146 £10 to £15Kildare County .. 49 10 11 0 11 £15 to £30Kilkenny County 42 10 29 10 39 £20Laoighis County 41 10 39 2 41 £15 to £40Leitrim County .. 29 3 9 - 9 £40Limerick County - - - - -LimerickCo.Boro' 40 6 25 6 31 £15Longford County 45 4 19 0 19 £40Louth County .. 23 2 19 0 19 £15 to £20Mayo County ·. 76 10 51 3 54 £20 to £40Meath County .. - - 4 0 4 £40Monaghan County 77 10 38 - 38 £15 to £25Offaly County .. 58 14 54 0 54 £10 to £35Roscommon Co... lIS 17 69 0 69 £30 to £40Sligo County .. 43 7 35 0 35 £15 to £30Tipperary N.R.Co 78 11 38 9 47 £14 to £25Tipperary S.R. .. 26 8 32 1 33 £10 to £40Waterford County - - -. - -Waterford County 37 4 15 1 16 £20Borough.Westmeath Co. 53 8 25 1 26 £20 t. £45Wexford County 41 12 35 0 35 £15 to £50Wicklow County 79 12 12 - 12 £50• These were paid out of the Trust Funds held by the Minister /01' Education,TOTALS .- 1,684 336 1,098 92 1,190 --N
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CHAP.PREFACECONTENTSPART I.-REPORTP
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PARTI-R'EPORTPREFACEThe Statistics
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50The School Meals (Gaeltacht) Act,
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66for the previous year was 34. The
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70(2) The High School of Commerce,(
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74schools where rural science teach
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78Flour Milling.-Classes in Cereal
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Page 52 and 53: 86An important development in conne
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Page 56 and 57: 94the latter group, the examination
Page 58 and 59: 98It is a pleasing feature that as
Page 60 and 61: 102erection of a school at Ballinge
Page 62 and 63: 106Metalwork and Motor Car Engineer
Page 64 and 65: 110The ten Scholarship-holders bega
Page 66 and 67: 114In one particular case, the exca
Page 68 and 69: 118painstaking work is done in conn
Page 70 and 71: 122The Furniture Collections were s
Page 72 and 73: 126 127Mr. T. Gaisford St. Lawrence
Page 74 and 75: 130REFORMATORYSCHOOLS.Literary Inst
Page 76 and 77: Endowments Directly Administered by
Page 78 and 79: APPENDIX I.SAORSTAT EIREANN GENERAL
Page 80 and 81: 142 143(3) Schools with an average
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Page 102 and 103: 187186XV.-UNlVERSITY SCHOLARSmpS AW
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Page 112 and 113: 205CLASSES UNDER VOCA nON AL ED UCA
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