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3. The immediate establishment of:—
(a) "A college of the highest class for
girls."
(b) "A School of Fine Art" of the
highest class in connection with the Dulwich
Picture Gallery.
(c) A Science and Technical School of
the highest class.
4. The reservation in the Schools and Colleges
now existing or hereafter to be established (as
above) of at least one fourth of the places provided,
as scholarships for children from the public
elementary schools of Camberwell, in the case of
Alleyn's School, James Allen's Girls' School, and
Wilson's Grammar School; for children from the
affiliated secondary schools of the four Parishes in
the case of Dulwich College, the Art School, the
Science and Technical School, and the Girls'
College.
The payment to the holders of such scholarships for
maintenance of such annual sums from ten pounds to twenty
pounds as the Governors may deem necessary, and as the
state of the funds will allow.
5. The gradual increase in the number of Exhibitions
to the Universities.
6. An increase in the annual amount devoted to
eleemosynary purposes.