Circulation of Collections of Apparatus and Objects for Instruction of Science Classes. With a view to the more efficient instruction of Science schools, suitable collections of apparatus have been formed specially adapted for the illustration of Science teaching. These collections are exhibited in the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, and are illustrative of the following Science subjects: Duplicate sets of the above apparatus are lent, as far as available, to Science schools for short periods. The loan is made in order that teachers may have an opportunity of examining and trying the apparatus, and be enabled to make a selection for purchase of that apparatus which would be most useful for instruction. The following are the conditions on which loans will be granted : -- 1. Application must be made on Form 802 on or before the 1st October of each year. Full information as to the nature of the buildings in which the apparatus will be deposited, and as to the provision which will be made for its safe custody and protection must be furnished. The Managers will be held responsible for the security and safe return of the objects lent. 2. No set of apparatus will be allowed to remain on loan in any Science school for a longer period than three weeks. 3. Teachers will be allowed to use the apparatus for the purpose of demonstrating before their classes; but it must not be used by the students. Any damage which the apparatus may sustain whilst in the possession of the class will have to be made good at the expense of the Managers. 4. Upon the receipt of the apparatus from the Board the Secretary of the Managers must immediately report to the Board the condition in which it is received, and specially notify any damage or injury. The Managers will be held responsible for the apparatus being safely repacked, and will be accountable for any damage which the collection may receive from the time of its receipt by them until its return to the Board. Note. The cost of carriage of the collection to and fro will be defrayed by the Board. Examination ARRANGEMENTS FOR SCIENCE AND ART EXAMINATIONS IN TRAINING COLLEGES. The annual examinations in Science and Art are for Students in the of Students. Colleges, and except for candidates taking the certificate examination under the Code are not open to any persons other than students in Training Colleges. Subjects of The examinations at Training Colleges are confined to the following examination. subjects of Science and Art :- Subject— SCIENCE. V. Mathematics Stage 4. V. Mathematics, Stages 5, 6 or 7. VI. (a) Theoretical Mechanics VI. (b) Theoretical Mechanics VIII. Sound, Light and Heat- VIII. (b) Light VIII. (c) Heat-Advanced Stage IX. Magnetism and Elec tricity. X. and X. p. Inorganic Chemistry Practical). XIV. Human Physiology. XV. General Biology. XVII. Botany. XXIII. Physiography. and XXIV. Agricultural Science and XXV. Hygiene. ᎪᎡᎢ . Freehand Drawing in outline of Ornament. Model Drawing. Drawing in Light and Shade from a cast. A Second Class obtained at the examinations in two of the foregoing subjects counts for the grant of the Elementary Drawing Certificate (see page75). Drawing with chalk upon the Blackboard. All Students must be presented for an examination each year in Drawing with chalk upon the Blackboard. A Pass in Blackboard Drawing based on the examination of the Student in both years will count for the Elementary Drawing Certificate and for the Training College Drawing Certificate (see below as to this certificate). Geometrical Drawing. Perspective. A Second Class success in Geometrical Drawing (Art) and Perspective Drawing will count for both the Elementary Drawing Certificate and the Training College Drawing Certificate (see below as to this certificate). There are two courses of instruction in Drawing, each of which is intended to cover two years' study in Drawing at the Training College. A Training College may not take the two courses concurrently, except during the adoption of an alternative course. One course is for the Elementary Drawing Certificate (see p. 75) towards which students may have already obtained successes which can be counted, and are counted, for this certificate. The second course is an alternative course for the Training College Drawing Certificate for the grant of which success is necessary in (a) Drawings submitted to the Board for examination; (b) Blackboard Drawing; and (c) Geometrical and Perspective Drawing. ART. The drawings under (a) above should be well finished Each set of works from a student will be marked The examinations are based on the syllabuses (see Note II. on p. 63). The Examination papers for Science subjects are set in the Elementary and Advanced Stages papers. and in Honours, except in the case of Subject XV. (General Biology) and of the Day Examinations in which no papers in Honours are set. Questions are also set on the method of teaching the various Science subjects concerned; and the answering of one or more of these questions may be compulsory. Training College students may sit either at the Day Examinations or at the Evening Examinations, but not at both, and all the students of each college must take the same series of examinations in Science or Art, except that students taking Honours Examinations in Science must sit for these at the Evening Examinations, even though the College generally be taking the Day Examinations in Science. No student in a Training College may attend an examination in a subject Restrictions of science other than that provided for his own College; and students of Day Training Colleges who receive instruction in Art at an Art Class or School of Art outside the College are considered as students of such class or school, and grants in respect of their instruction will not be made under the rules laid down for Training Colleges. Application for the examination must be made to the Board on Forms Application 119 (T.C.) and 276, not later than the 20th March. The dates and times at which the examinations are held are given in the time table (see pp. 81 and 86). SCIENCE. ART. a. The examination in Blackboard Drawing will be held at the various Training Colleges by the Inspectors of the Board on dates which will be fixed by the Inspectors upon receipt of Form 276. for examination papers. Time-table of examinations. The examination at each College is conducted by an officer of the Board, Conduct of but the College authorities must previously make the necessary arrange- examinaments for the examination in general accordance with the regulations on tions. Form 91 (see p. 88). The successful students are classed as at the annual examinations (see Awards of § XX., p. 14), and all who pass receive certificates of their successes, but no success. prizes are given. REVISED TO 1ST APRIL, 1901. Form 1123. BOARD OF EDUCATION, SOUTH KENSINGTON, LONDON, S.W. Telegraphic Address, "Secondary Education, London." List of Publications issued by the Authority of the Board of Education, South Kensington. ***The following publications can be obtained, by personal application only, at the Catalogue Stall, Victoria and Albert Museum (formerly South Kensington Museum). A discount is allowed to students and visitors to the Museum off certain works purchased at the Catalogue Stall. Orders by post cannot be received by the Board of Education, but must be addressed to the firms as indicated at the head of each section. N.B.-Applications by post to the Publishers should quote the reference number and description in full of the publications wanted, and should also be accompanied by the amounts as indicated in this form. I. PUBLICATIONS SPECIALLY RELATING TO INSTRUCTION IN SCIENCE AND ART. Applications by post should be addressed to Messrs. Eyre and Spottiswoode, East Harding Street, Fetter Lane, Ě.C. 356. Directory, with regulations for establishing and conducting Science and Art Schools and Classes. 6d. [By post 10d.] 369. Excerpt from Directory. 4d. [By post 5d.] 329. Report of the Board of Education 1899-1900. Vol. I., The Report, 6d. [By post 8d.] Vol. II., Appendix to Report (Secondary Education), 18. 3d. [By post 1s. 7d.] Vol. III., Appendix to Report (Elementary Education), 3s. 6d. [By post 3s. 11d.] 414. Annual Return made to the Department as to the application of Funds under the Local Taxation (Customs and Excise) Act, and the Technical Instruction Acts, etc., for the purposes of Science, Art, Technical and Manual Instruction in England, Wales, and Ireland. Price of 1899 issue Is. [By post 1s. 3d.] 99. 304. Return of Scholarships awarded by County Councils in England and Wales. 1896-1899. 1s. 4d. [By post 1s. 7d.]. Report of the Committee appointed to enquire into the Distribution of Science and Art Grants, &c. 11d. [By post 1s. 2d.] 197. List of Inspectors, Junior Inspectors, &c., with Divisions, Districts, &c. 9d. [By post 10d.] 193. Instructions to Inspectors. 3d. [By post 4d.] SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. 396. Science Examination Papers, 1877 to 1888 and 1890 to 1899, price 6d. for each year. [By post 9d.] (The papers in each subject are not published separately.) *392. Science Syllabuses in the following subjects 6d. per dozen when 12 or any even number above 12 are required. (Postage extra.) For less than a dozen the price is 1d. each. [By post 1d. each.] 1, Practical, Plane, and Solid Geometry; 2, Machine Construction and Drawing; 3, Building Construction; 4, Naval Architecture; 5, Mathematics; 6, Theoretical Mechanics; [7, Applied Mechanics 22, Steam; Practical Mathematics]; [8, Sound, Light, and Heat; 9, Magnetism and Electricity]; [10, Inorganic Chemistry; 11, Organic Chemistry]; 12, Geology; 13, Mineralogy; [14, Human Physiology; 15, General Biology; 16, Zoology; 17, Botany]; 18, Principles of Mining; 19, Metallurgy; [20, Navigation; 21, Nautical Astronomy]; 23, Physiography; 24, Principles of Agriculture, 25, Hygiene. Ref. 459. Prospectus of the Whitworth Scholarships and Exhibitions, giving subjects and conditions of examinations, etc. 6d. [By post 8d.] 271. Outline of Experiments in Inorganic Chemistry. 2d. [By post 24d.] 272. Outline of Experiments, etc., in Sound, Light, Heat, Magnetism and Electricity. 6d. [By post 7d.] 1. Principles of Agriculture. Fifty Diagrams showing the Chemical These diagrams can also be had in separate series :— (b) Barley, 16 18 Price 17. 148. post free. 17. 148. post free. 17. 178. post free. 302. Prospectus of the Royal College of Science. 6d. [By post 8d.] 334. Inaugural Address, Royal College of Science. Session 1899-1900. 3d. [By post 4d.] 261. Syllabus of the Course of Practical Instruction in Physics (Part I.) at the Royal College of Science. 1s. [By post 1s. 2d.] 115. Demonstrations and Practical Work in Astronomical Physics at the Royal College of Science. 9d. [By post 10d.] 280. Practical Mathematics. Summary of Six Lectures by Professor John Perry, D.Sc., F.R.S. 6d. [By post 7d.] 310. Report on the Jubilee Exhibition of School Work. Stuttgart. By Mr. G. R. Redgrave, 1889. Price 1d. [By post 1d.] 303. Report on French Technical Education, by C. C. Perry. 3d. [By post 4d.] 178. List of Candidates successful in Honours and list of Candidates awarded Queen's Prizes. Science 1899. 3d. [By post 4d.] 237. Mathematical Tables, extracted from the Science and Art Directory. 58. per hundred copies. [By post 58. 8d.] ART. 12. Art Examination Papers, 1890 to 1895 and 1897 to 1899, price 6d. for each year. [By post 73d.] (The papers in each subject are not published separately.) *54. Art Syllabuses in the following subjects at 6d. per dozen when 12 or any even number above 12 are required. (Postage extra.) For less than a dozen the price is 1d each. [By post 1d. each.] Freehand Drawing of Ornament; Model Drawing; Drawing in Light and Shade from a Cast; Geometrical Drawing; Perspective; Drawing on the Blackboard; Historic Ornament; Principles of Ornament; Architecture; Architectural Design: Anatomy; Design; [Painting Ornament, Painting from Still Life, Drawing from the Antique, Drawing from Life and Drawing the Antique from Memory]; Modelling from the Cast; Modelling from Life and from the Antique; Modelling Design. 58. Syllabus of Qualifications required for (1) Elementary Drawing Certificates, (2) Art Class Teacher's Certificate, and (3) Art Master's Certificates, with a list of subjects of Art Instruction. 1d. [By post 1d.] 400. Supplement to Directory, containing illustrations of works executed by Art students showing the principal Stages of Art instruction. 2s. 6d. [By post 2s. 8d.] 267. National Competition, Report with Awards, 1898; illustrated. [By post 3s. 4d.] 268. [By post 28. 3d.] 269. [By post 2s. 3d.] 1899. 1900. 38. 28. 28. 254. Prospectus of the Royal College of Art. 1d. [By post 1d.] 108. Covers for Science Attendance Register (Form No. 486a), or Art Attendance Register (Form No. 4866). 4d. each. [By post 64d.] NOTE.-All these Syllabuses Science and Art-are contained in the Directory. Those for the subjects between brackets are contained in one Pamphlet, the price being the same as for a single Syllabus. * |