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St Giles (Camberwell) 1890
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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Assessments comprised in the several Lists, and satisfactorily
adjudicated upon them.
PARTICULARS OF ENDOWMENTS FOR EDUCATION ??OSES IN CAMBERWELL.—
| A Dulwich College. | B Alleyn's School. | U I •N Allen's >.kool. | D Dulwich Pic Galley. | E ture Wils Sch | »on's Date ool. Scl" | G Green Coat 100. School. | H Arnot's Charity. | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of pupils, over 600. Fees per annum, £21 10. | . Over 500 pupils £8 per annum. | rcer of ver 300. • : £6 6s. iinum. | 340 pupils. £10 per annum. | 400 to 500pupils Fee £9 perannum. | ||||||
| St. Gilef Middle Class School for Girls | 108 | 9d. | ||||||||
| St. Giles Green-coat Girls' School | 9 240 | 3d. | ||||||||
| St. Giles Infants | 192 | 2d. | ||||||||
| 540 | ||||||||||
| Green- coat Boys | 342 | 3d. | ||||||||
| St. Giles Infants | 192 | 2d. | ||||||||
| 534 | ||||||||||
| 10. Characer and extent of the interest of the Parish of Cam ber- | 11 there is not room for all candidates, boys belonging to the Parishes of St. Giles, Cam-berwell, St. Saviour, South-wark, St. Botolph, Without Bishopsgate, and St. Luke, Middlesex, shall be preferred; | Same as Dulwich Colle (Sec. 85, Scheme 1882). Spec School for Camber well und Scheme of 1882, Sec. 42 (1.) (2.) Ten Scholarships frc Public Elementary Schools Camberwell. | venty ??irships to ??led James ??s Scholar-is each of 'arly value ot more | By Sec. 110 of 1882 scheme,the Governors are after defraying the expenses of management, &c., and of maintenance to provide for in- | Residents in Camberwell have first claim to admission for their | No special interest. The school is open to all. | "For the instruction of children and adults, or children only, of the labouring, manufacturing and other classes | £3 per annum. | ||
Being an increase since 1885 of 3,051
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