Statistical Report 1935-1936 - Department of Education and Skills

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CHAP.PREFACECONTENTSPART I.-REPORTPAGBI. PRIMARY EDUCATION:Section' 1. School Attendance 32. School Buildings 43. Amalgamation of Schools 54. Van and Boat Services, &c. 55. Recruitment of Primary Teachers 7" (a) Preparatory Colleges 10" (b) Appointment of Pupil Teachers.. 14" (c) Training CollegeEntrance Examination. . 15" (d) The Training Colleges 166. Appeal Board 177. An Obair ins na Scoileanna 188. Primary School Certificate Examination 289. Scholarships in Secondary and VocationalSchools 2910. SJ;Al'O ne, 5.
PART I.-REPORT-conlinJmi PAGEIX. REFOR1IATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS •• •• •. 129X. ENDOWED SCHOOLS •• • • . . • . • • • . • • 131XI. BRAINNSE NA bhFoILLsnkHAN . . .. .. 135lV.PART n.-APPENDICES-continued. PAGESCHOOL MEALS:Payments made by Department of Local Government andPublic Health during the year 1935-6 •• •• 173PARTn.-APPENDICES.I. GENERAL EDUCATION STATISTICS.. .. .• .. .• 13811. PRIMARY EDUCATION:Ill.General Statistics (Number of Schools, Pupils and Teachers,Salaries of Teachers, etc.) •• .• • . .. 140School Houses and Teachers' Residences .. . . . . 142Building Grants . . .. .. . . . . . . 143Summary of Operative, Building, and Inoperative Schools 145Number of Schools and Pupils and Average Attendance 146Classification of Schools According to Average DailyAttendance .. .. .. .. .. .. 147Numbers of Schools, Pupils on Rolls, and ReligiousDenominations of Pupils .. . . .. . . 148Average number of pupils on Rolls and average attendance 150Numbers and Attendance of Pupils over 6 and under 14years of age .. .. •. .. .. .. 151Pupils arranged according to Standards . . . . . . 152Promotions of Pupils to various Standards . . . . 153Number of Pupils on Rolls arranged according to standardsfor past ten years . . . . . . . . 154scoiteenne 'n e, m(l1m:e~R 5~C ~UO~R te151nn t:Ri"O ~n n:s~eT.l1t5 155Nurn ber of Schools in Gaeltacht, Breac-Ghaeltacht andGalltacht in which all the Work is not done throughthe medium of Irish . . . . . . . . 156Number of Schools in Gaeltacht in which all the work isnot done through the medium of Irish . . . . 157Number of Schools in Breac GhaeJtachtin which all the Workis not done through the medium of Irish .. . . 157Number of Schools in the Galltacht in which all the Workis not done through the medium of Irish .. .. 158Model Schools .. . . . . • • . . . . • . 159Convent and Monastery Schools .. . . . . . . 160Attendance of Industrial School Children.. .. •. 162Pupil Teachers.. .. •• .. .. .. .. 162Annual Examinations.. • • . . . . . . . . 162Preparatory Colleges •. .. •. .. .• •• 163Training Colleges •• . . .. .. .• .. 164Students in Training .. . . . • • . . . • . 1€5rained and Untrained Teachers •• •• .. .. 165University Graduates.. .. .. •• .. .• 166Irish Qualifications of Teachers . . . . . . . . . 166Special Grants.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 166Reid Bequest Scheme .. •• •. .. .. 167Carlisle and Blake Premiums .. .. .. •• l68Primary School Certificate Examination •. .. .. 169Teachers' Pensions and Gratuities .. . . . . . • 170State Expenditure • • • . . . . . . . . . 171SCHOOL MEDICAL SERVICE:Payment. made by the Department of Local Governmentand Public Health during the year 1935':'36 • • 172V. SECONDARY EDUCATION:Schools and Pupils • • . • . • . . • • • • 175Examination Statistics . • . • . • • • • . 179Recognition of Classes in Primary Schools .. .. 183Teachers . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 183Registration of Teachers .. . . .• .. .. 183Scholarships .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 184The Charleville Endowment .. . . . . . . • . 187Financial Statement .. .. . . . . .. .. 187Table showing numbers of Pupils and Teachers inRecognised Secondary Schools . . . • • • . • 188Secondary Teachers' Pension Fund . . . . . . 202VI.VII.VIII.IX.VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:Numbers and Occupations of Students who attendedClasses under Vocational Education Schemes • • 204Financial Statements .• .. .. .• .. •• 212Number of Students, according to age, in various typesof Schools.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 215Total number of Students enrolled in various types ofSchools and Classes . . . . • . . . . . 223Number of Teachers employed and number of hours ofinstruction in Schools and Classes . . . • . . 224Technical School Examinations . . . . . . . . 225REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS:(a) Reformatory Schools-General Statistics •• .• 234(b) Industrial Schools-General Statistics .• . . . . 234(c) Committals to Reformatory Schools . . • . . . 234(d) Admissions into Industrial Schools . . . . . . 235(c) Ages and State of Instruction of Children admitted toReformatory Schools . . . . . . . . . . 235(f) Ages and State of Instruction of Children admitted toInd ustrial Schools . . . . . . . . . . . 236(g) Discharges from Reformatory Schools •. . . . . 236(h) Discharges from Industrial Schools • • . . • . 237(i) Discharges to Employment from Reformatory Schools 237(j) Discharges to Employment from Industrial Schools .. 237(k) Deaths among Pupils in Industrial Schools •• .. 238NATIONAL MUSEUM:(a) Attendance of Public .. .. .. .• •• 238(b) Principal Acquisitions including Purchases, Loans andDonations . . . . . . . . . . • . 239NATIO~AL LIBRARY:Principal Gifts and Purchases during the year •• •• 258X. BRAINNoE NA bhFoILLsrucHAN . . . . . . . • . . 269
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Page 6 and 7: PARTI-R'EPORTPREFACEThe Statistics
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Page 12 and 13: 6.Van Servicesunder specialVan Serv
Page 14 and 15: 10(c) Open Competition Candidates 2
Page 16 and 17: 14IS(b) AppOintment of Pupil Teache
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Page 26 and 27: 34Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Limerick,
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Page 30 and 31: 42County Louth. During the year 193
Page 32 and 33: 46The number and percentage of prin
Page 34 and 35: 50The School Meals (Gaeltacht) Act,
Page 36 and 37: 54quantity is available, otherwise
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Page 48 and 49: 78Flour Milling.-Classes in Cereal
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94the latter group, the examination
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98It is a pleasing feature that as
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102erection of a school at Ballinge
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106Metalwork and Motor Car Engineer
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110The ten Scholarship-holders bega
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114In one particular case, the exca
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118painstaking work is done in conn
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122The Furniture Collections were s
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126 127Mr. T. Gaisford St. Lawrence
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130REFORMATORYSCHOOLS.Literary Inst
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Endowments Directly Administered by
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APPENDIX I.SAORSTAT EIREANN GENERAL
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142 143(3) Schools with an average
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14619. The following table shows fo
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187186XV.-UNlVERSITY SCHOLARSmpS AW
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202XVIII.-TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBERS
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205CLASSES UNDER VOCA nON AL ED UCA
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207No. 1 (b)CLASSES UNDER VOCATIONA
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214RETURN No. 1 (d).TABLE showing a
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RETURN No. G.-LISTOF CANDIDATES TO
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234APPENDIXVII.REFORMATORY AND INDU
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238Table K.-Number and Causes of De
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242(3) EARLY CHRISTIAN, PRE-NORMAN.
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246 247I.-Collection of Art Metalwo
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250Book, palm leaves in wooden hold
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254Pamphlet, " No Conscription," ad
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l'arous Acquisitions.258Remains of
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262GIBBON DE BURGO (Augustinus) : D
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