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`1129
Alleyn's
School.
(i.) That the Fees of Alleyn's School should
be reduced by the College Governors to Four
Pounds per annum.
(ii.) That additional accommodation be provided, and
that meanwhile boys from the four Parishes of Camberwell;
St. Saviour, Southwark; St. Botolph, Without Bishopsgate;
and St. Luke, Middlesex, have priority of admission.
(iii.) That a more liberal course of studies be provided,
such as is provided for in Section 52 of the London
Central Foundation Schools Scheme, 1890.
(iv.) That the system of extra payments for special
subjects be abandoned.
(v.) That the Assistant Masters should receive
adequate salaries from the College Governors.
(vi.) That Maintenance Scholarships for Boys from
Elementary Schools be established, such Scholarships to be
in a proportion of not less than one fourth of the number
at Alleyn's School.
Dulwich
College.
(i.) That the Fees at Dulwich College be at
once reduced by the College Governors to Twenty
Pounds for Boys from the four Parishes of Giles, Camberwell;.
St. Saviour's, Southwark; St. Botolph, Without
Bishopsgate; St. Luke, Middlesex; and increased to Thirty
Pounds for other scholars.
(ii.) That a number of Entrance Maintenance Scholarships
be founded, such Scholarships to be in a proportion of