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ANTIQUE

15 SEPTEMBER 1908

London County Council

COPY BOOK No. 9

Hackford Road H G School

LONDON

Esmonde Watters

DICTATION BOOK

DETAILS:

CONDITION:

Used COPY BOOK:

DICTATION BOOK.

Pages INTACT but has alot of wear & damage

along the corners & edges.

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INSIDE FLAP:

SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO PARENTS AND SCHOLARS.

You have probably heard of the Scholarships

which have been established

by the London County Council.

These Scholarships are intended

to give boys and girls,

in Public Elementary Schools,

opportunities for proceeding

to places of higher education,

and continuing their studies for several years.

Many boys and girls have,

by the aid of the Council’s Scholarships,

have been enabled to obtain good positions,

which would not otherwise have been open to them.

The main system of the County Scholarships

comprises

(a) Junior County Scholarships

open to boys and girls between 11 and 12 years of age,

(b) Intermediate County Scholarships

open to boys and girls between 15 and 17 years of age,

(c) Senior County Scholarships,

which are tenable at the Universities.

The Council has also established

Scholarships in Art, Science, Gardening,

Woodwork, Domestic Economy, and other subjects.

Further information can be obtained from your

Head Teacher

or from the Executive Officer,

Education Department,

Victoria Embankment, W.C.

EVENING SCHOOLS

TO ELDER SCHOLARS

You will soon be leaving Day School,

when perhaps you may be inclined to think that

your education is finished.

But this cannot be so.

Certainly you have made a good beginning

in the Day School,

more especially if you have passed through all the standards;

but it is most necessary

that you should still further continue your studies.

You will find, in time to come,

how necessary it is to have a well-furnished mind

and skillful hands

to enable you to earn your own living,

to add to your interest and pleasure in life,

and to fit you to take your part

as a useful member of the community.

You will, therefore, be wise

to avail yourself of all opportunities for self-improvement,

among which are the Evening Schools of the Council,

where you will find a staff of teachers

willing to assist you in every possible way.

The schools are easily accessible to everyone,

being held in every district,

and the subjects are chosen

to meet the needs of the students.

Instruction is given in general subjects,

such as Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, and Composition,

Geography and History:

in Commercial Subjects,

such as Book-keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting,

and Commercial Correspondence,

and in French and German:

in Science subjects such as

Chemistry, Magnetism and Electricity,

Mathematics,

Building Construction, Machine Construction and Drawing, etc:

and in Drawing such as Light and Shade,

Freehand and Model Drawing.

Classes are held in Practical Cookery,

Dresscutting, Millinery, and Laundrywork,

and also in Woodwork, Woodcarving, and Metalwork.

Vocal Music is practised,

and Gymnastics and Physical Exercises are provided

in the winter,

and Swimming is taught in the Summer.

The Head Teacher of your Day School can furnish you

with further information,

and you can obtain a leaflet giving full particulars

of the schools in the neighbourhood of your home

upon applying to the School-keeper

of any of the Council’s Schools;

and the Responsible Teachers of the Evening Schools

themselves are always pleased

to meet and advise intending students.

L.C.C EDUCATION OFFICES,

VICTORIA EMBANKMENT, W.C.

5th May, 1905

R. BLAIR

Executive Officer

BACK FLAP:

REWARD CARDS AND PRIZES.

TO PARENTS AND SCHOLARS

REWARDS CARDS

Reward Cards are awarded to scholars

at the discretion of the Head Master or Head Mistress

for attendance, or for conduct and industry.

PRIZES.

Prizes are rewarded to scholars for conduct,

industry and attendance in accordance with a scheme

drawn up by the Head Master or Head Mistress

with the approval of the Local Managers.

A statement of the grounds on which prizes

will be awarded is hung up

in the hall or in a class-room

of the school as a guide to the pupils.

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