[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell] page 188 189

St Giles (Camberwell) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Table: PARTICULARS OF ENDOWMENTS FOR EDUCATION ???POSES IN CAMBERWELL.— (Continued.)

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PARTICULARS OF ENDOWMENTS FOR EDUCATION ???POSES IN CAMBERWELL.— (Continued.)

	A Dulwich College.	B Alleyn's School.	C ?? Allen's School.	D Dulwich Picture Gallery.	E Wilson's School.	F Datchelor School.	G Green Coat School.	H Arnot's Charity.
5. Date and Character of subsequent alterations (if any) in Foundation.	The following important amendments were made by the Scheme of 18th August, 1882. Sect. 3. Name to be Dulwich College. „ 29. Foundation Scholars abolished. „ 39. Sub-Sect. 2. An additional capital sum not exceeding £4,000 to be paid to College Governors for Dulwich College. „ 40. Sub-Sect. 7. £4,000 annually to be paid by Estates Governors. „ 59. Dulwich College and Endowments to be administered by College Governors. „ 77. Head Master's fixed annual stipend of £200, also from each boy a further or capitation payment at rate of £4 a head up to 200 ; £3 up to 400; £2 above that number. „ 78. Boarders may be received by Assistant Masters. „ 19. Entrance Fees not more than £3 a head ; tuition tees not less than £20, and not more than £30 per annum.	(See also No. 1.) By the Scheme dated ?? August, 1882, the follow?? very important amend ments?? made :—The above provision for the Lower School are ?? pealed and the 3rd Sec. prov?? that it shall be named Alley School, and under Sec. 37 ?? Estates Governors are to p?? vide a suitable site within ?? access of Camber well; by ?? 39 ; Sub-Sec. (3), a capital su of £12,000 is to be paid College Governors for purpos of Alleyn's School, by Ame?? ing Scheme of 29th November 1889, this sum is increased ?? 2,000. Scheme 1882 (continue?? The School to accommoda 400 Day Scholars. The endo?? ment to consist of the site a?? buildings, the £14,000, the ?? balance of the Lower School and an annual sum of £1,000 (Sec. 63). Head Master to ?? ceive a fixed £100 a year a?? capitation grant of not less the £1, nor more than £2 a year f?? each boy attending. Limited to £700. (Limit removed ?? Amending Scheme, 1889.) Fe?? payable not less than £4, n?? more than £8 per annum. (Sec. 99.) Scholarships the annu sum of £200 to be applied. Te	Scheme of y Com-??oners, August, Section of the ??eof 1882 provided be School ??11 its ad??ges shall ??cen to all ?? of good ??cter and ??lent health ?? are re-???g with ?? parents, ??lians, or ?? relations ??n degrees ?? be deter-??ed by ??rnors.	"For the purpose of promoting Fine Art Education, and particularly in Dulwich, and other parts south of the Thames." (Sec. 1 Scheme of 1882).	Scheme of Charity Commissioners, dated 26th February, 1880. The School which had been closed since 1845 was reconstituted, newbuild-ings erected, and re-opened in	Under Scheme of Charity Commissioners two thirds of the Datchelor Trust Funds were appropriated to the establishment of a Girls' School and remaining third to pensions. Scheme of Charity Commissioners dated 12th May,1871, recitos that the income of the Charity has become too greatly in-creased to be capable of being	Scheme of Charity Commissioners of 29th October, 1872:—'A School for the instruction of children and adults,or chil-dren only, of the labouring manufacturing and other poorer classes in the Parish of Camberwell." Sec. 1 Scheme, October, 1872. "Conducted according to the principles and in furtherance of the ends and designs of the National Society for promoting the education of the poor in the principles of the Established Church throughout	None.