New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 59

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✨ Technical Schools Regulations



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 59

(ii.) The name of every young person in respect of whom a certificate
of exemption is issued, together with the reason for the issue of such certifi-
cate, shall be noted by the Director in the register referred to in regulation 6
hereof.

  1. The course of instruction shall be determined by the Director of the
    technical school or classes as far as possible in accordance with the individual
    needs of the pupil, with due regard to the wishes of parents, guardians, or
    employers of the pupil, and to the crafts and industries practised in the
    district (including Agriculture, if so practised, and the domestic arts), and
    shall in all cases include instruction in English, including history and civics,
    and in personal hygiene and first aid, and where practicable, in the case of
    girls, instruction in home nursing. Attention must also be given to physical
    training where this is not otherwise provided for.

  2. A young person shall be deemed to be in attendance at a class if he
    is present at the time prescribed in the Regulations for Manual and Technical
    Instruction for the marking of the attendance register, and remains present
    until the closing of the class.

  3. (a.) The Director of the technical school or classes shall keep a
    special register of all young persons residing within the school district to
    whom these regulations apply, and shall report to the Education Board the
    names and addresses of young persons who fail to attend classes regularly
    in accordance with these regulations.

(b.) On receipt of such report the Education Board shall take such action
as it may deem necessary in accordance with the provisions of the Education
Act, 1914, and its amendments.

  1. Every parent, guardian, and employer within any school district to
    which these regulations apply, having under his control or in his employment young persons to whom these regulations apply, shall forward the
    names and addresses of all such young persons to the Director of the
    technical school or classes on or before the 1st day of June, 1919, and not
    later than the first Monday in February in each succeeding year. Every
    employer in such school district shall also, within seven days of the date of
    employment, forward to the Director of the technical school or classes the
    name of every young person to whom these regulations apply who enters
    his employment during the (yearly) period of compulsory attendance at
    continuation or technical classes.

  2. In any school district any parent or guardian, or the employer with
    the consent of parent or guardian, may agree with the Director of the
    technical school or classes for any young person to whom these regulations
    do not otherwise apply to become a compulsory student under these
    regulations, and the form of such agreement shall be that set out in
    Schedule II hereto.

SCHEDULE I.

PART I.

School District. Education District. Yearly Period of Compulsory Attendance at Technical or Continuation Classes.
Dargaville .. Auckland .. First Monday in March to last Friday in November.
Devonport .. ,, .. Ditto, in November.
Feilding .. Wanganui .. Ditto, in October.
Lytton Street, Feilding } ,, .. Ditto, in October.
Marton .. ,, .. Ditto, in October.
Napier Main.. Hawke’s Bay .. Ditto, in October.
Napier South
Napier Port..
Pukekohe .. Auckland .. Ditto, in November.
Taihape .. Wanganui .. Ditto, in October.
Te Kopuru .. Auckland .. Ditto, in November.
Wanganui .. Wanganui .. Ditto, in October.
Wanganui East ,, .. Ditto, in October.
Ashburton Borough } Canterbury .. Ditto, in October.
Hampstead ..
Tinwald ..


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