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in the matter. The County Council pointed out that while they
would be pleased to consider suggestions of Borough Councils as
to sites for Secondary Schools, they were under no obligation to
consult such Councils, as was the case with regard to Public
Elementary Schools.
94. A resolution was passed by the Council in favour of the
London County increase in the number of Members of the EducaEducation
tion Committee of the London County Council by
Committee. the co-option of a nominee of each of the Metropolitan
Borough Councils, in order to meet the demands of the
work of such Committee, and the Council's views were communicated
to the Board of Education, the London County Council,
the City and Borough Councils, and the local Members of the
London County Council.
95. The County Council has given notice of an amended scheme
relating to the constitution of its Education Committee, providing
for the appointment of thirty-eight Members of the London
County Council, and twelve other persons (five being women)
selected by such Council. The old Committee comprised fortythree
persons, thirty-eight being Members of the County Council,
and five women selected by that Council.
96. The Council has had before it resolutions passed at
Powers and Conferences at Kensington and Hammersmith
Duties of
Managers. between Committees of such Councils and
Managers of Schools in the Boroughs on the subject of the powers
and duties of Managers. The views of the Council with respect to
the resolutions were communicated to the Conferences and the
London County Council.
The County Council has now issued a series of regulations
for Managers of Public Elementary Council Schools.
97. The period for which this Council's Managers of Public
Managers Elementary Schools in the Borough were appointed
expired in December, 1907, and new Managers have
been appointed for three years from that date. The Council has
issued a list of Managers of Public Elementary Schools in the
Borough.