Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1872 – No. 15

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✨ School Payment Scales

SCALE OF PAYMENTS.--DISTRICT SCHOOLS.

Scholars in Average Daily Attendance.	Teaching Power.	Salaries.	Total.
20 (and under 30) ...	Master ...	£130	£130
30 (and under 40) ...	Do. ...	130 to 150
40 (and under 50) ...	Master ... Pupil Teacher ...	150 30	180
50 (and under 60) ...	Master ... Mistress ...	150 60	210
60 (and under 70) ...	Master ... Mistress ...	150 60	210
70 (and under 80) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Pupil Teacher ...	150 60 20	230
80 (and under 100) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Pupil Teacher ...	180 60 30	270
100 (and under 120) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Assistant...	200 60 40	300
120 (and under 140) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Two Pupil Teachers	200 70 70	340
140 (and under 160) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Two Pupil Teachers	280 70 70	370
160 (and under 180) ...	Master ... Mistress ... Assistant... Pupil Teacher ... Do. ...	230 70 50 30 20	400
180...	Master ... Mistress ... Assistant... Pupil Teacher ... Do. ...	250 80 60 30 20	440

SPECIAL GRANT SCHOOLS

(Not included in any Educational District).

Schools with average daily attendance of 100 children and upwards, at the rate of £1 per head.
Schools with average daily attendance of between 50 and 100 children, £100.
Schools with average daily attendance of less than 50 children, at the rate of £2 per head.

CHRISTCHURCH:

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of the Province of Canterbury, at the Lyttelton Times Office, Gloucester Street, by WILLIAM REEVES, Official Printer for the time being to the said Government.

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🎓 Scale of Payments for District Schools

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSchool salaries, Teaching staff, Average attendance, Canterbury Province
👩‍💼 Officials

WILLIAM REEVES, Official Printer

🎓 Special Grant Schools Funding

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSchool funding, Special grants, Attendance-based funding
👩‍💼 Officials

WILLIAM REEVES, Official Printer

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