New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 1

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 1

Table D.

(1) Average Attendance for Year preceding not over Average Attendance rises for (5) Staff may be increased as for Average Attendance.
(2) Three Quarters to (3) Or Two Quarters to (4) Or One Quarter to
30 33 36 40 31–70
70 75 80 85 71–105
105 110 115 120 106–140
140 145 150 155 141–175
175 180 185 190 176–210

(2.) If at the beginning of any quarter it appears that the average attendance in such secondary department has decreased so that the mean of the quarterly average attendance for the three quarters immediately preceding is as low as that shown in column (2) of Table E hereto, and that the mean for the two quarters immediately preceding is as low as that shown in column (3), and that the average attendance for the quarter immediately preceding is as low as that shown in column (4), then the Board shall reduce the staff so as to make it accord with the staff prescribed for a secondary department having the average attendance shown in column (5) of that table.

Table E.

(1) Average Attendance for Year preceding over Average Attendance falls for (5) Staff shall be decreased as for Average Attendance.
(2) Three Quarters to (3) And Two Quarters to (4) And One Quarter to
30 28 26 24 12–30
70 65 60 55 31–70
105 100 95 90 71–105
140 130 120 110 106–140
175 165 155 145 141–175

  1. Clause 10 shall affect the staff of the secondary department only during the quarter prescribed and any subsequent quarter in the same year. On the 1st January following such department shall (in accordance with clause 9 hereof) be staffed in accordance with the yearly average attendance thereat; and nothing in the said clause shall be deemed to affect the salary of any member of the staff of such department who shall not have been appointed or removed thereunder.

  2. In no case shall any school established during any year as a new district high school be placed for that year in a grade lower than that in which it would have been placed had the district high school not been established.

IV. TRAINING COLLEGES.

Control and Organization.

  1. For the purpose of the following regulations the “University district” means the University district in which a training college is situated, and the “University college” means the University college in such University district.

  2. The Board of any district in which any training college is situated shall have the entire control and management of such college, subject to the provisions hereinafter contained.

  3. (1.) For every training college there shall be a Committee of Advice, consisting of the Chairman or other member of the Board, the Senior Inspector of the education district, a representative of the Professorial Board of the University college, and a representative of the Boards of such other education districts as are situate wholly in the University district, to be chosen, if there be more than one other such district, in such manner as the Minister of Education shall determine.

(2.) The Committee of Advice shall meet at least twice in each year. The first meeting shall be called by the Chairman of the Board, and shall be held not later than the month of March. Any subsequent regular meeting shall be at a time to be fixed by the Committee, but other meetings may at any time be called on the joint request of two members of the Committee, or on the initiative of the Chairman. The Principal of the training college shall be present at all meetings of the



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21 December 1914
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