SUMMARISED STATISTICS OF ANNUAL GRANT SCHOOLS. TABLE NO. 8. Showing under Counties the POPULATION in 1901, the NUMBER of DAY SCHOOLS (ELEMENTARY and HIGHER GRADE) on the ANNUAL GRANT LIST on the 31st August, 1907, the ACCOMMODATION, and the AVERAGE NUMBER of SCHOLARS on the SCHOOL REGISTERS during year, and in AVERAGE ATTENDANCE in those SCHOOLS. TABLE 9. TOTAL NUMBER of DAY SCHOOLS (ELEMENTARY and HIGHER GRADE) on the ANNUAL GRANT LIST on the 31st August, 1907; ACCOMMODATION, AVERAGE NUMBER of SCHOLARS in ATTENDANCE, and the NUMBER of SCHOLARS on the REGISTERS in those SCHOOLS, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO AGE. 10513. 2 X *Including 147 Higher Grade Schools, with accommodation for 34,242, an average number of 20,872 scholars on Registers during year and an average attendance of and under 16, and 3,165 were 16 years of age and over. (For additional information as to Higher Grade Schools see Table 24.) 81.467. Of the 18,323 scholars on Registers at end of School Year 71 were under 12; 1,435 were 12 and under 13; 5,243 were 13 and under 14; 5,052 were 14 and under 15; 3,357 were 15 For particulars of pupil teachers and candidates see next Table. 1 *Including 1,888 graduates (1,545 male and 343 female)-1,827 in Public, 11 in Church of Scotland, 12 in United Free Church, 3 in Episcopal, 11 in Roman Catholic, and 24 in Of the latter, 542 took the certificate examination as graduates, and 30 graduated Undenominational and other schools. Of the 1,888, 1,316 are trained and 572 untrained. after passing the examination as acting teachers. 69 STATISTICS OF ANNUAL GRANT SCHOOLS continued. TABLE 12.-NUMBER OF CERTIFICATED TEACHERS IN RECEIPT OF SALARIES OF CERTAIN SPECIFIED AMOUNTS. Of there 42 received 4007. and less than 4007; 15 received 450%, and less than 8ool, i 6 received 500t, and less than 5607, i 3 received 5607, and less than 6007. |