You will observe, that, as your examination embraced written papers and the instruction of a class, so this certificate is framed with a view to record both your intellectual qualifications, and your practical ability as a teacher. It is in your power to accumulate evidence of the former kind by presenting yourself with increased attainments at successive examinations, and of the latter by exhibiting the growth of your school in instruction, discipline, and organization, at each annual visit of H.M. Inspector. You are doubtless aware that your certificate, although the primary, is not the only condition upon which my Lords are authorized to augment your salary. You have already received, with the circular announcing the result of the examination, a "broad sheet," containing full information in all that relates to this part of their Lordships' Minutes of August and December 1846. *I beg leave to call your attention particularly to the times and mode in which the augmentation of salary corresponding to your certificate, will, if allowed, be made. The augmentation commences from the quarter day next following the date of your examination, viz., from 184, and is payable on the same day, 184. Payment will be made by Post Office orders directly to yourself. In case you should remove from the school in which you are at present engaged, and enter upon the charge of another school, it will be necessary that you should carefully bear in mind the following directions for the continuation of your grant. 1. The school of which you have charge must be rendered liable (if not so already) to inspection, and must fulfil the various conditions set forth in the "broad sheet." 2. No grants of augmentation will be made for periods of less than a year, nor to teachers who have not been in charge of the same school during the whole of the year, in respect of which the grant is made. 3. If teachers remove from their schools before the year has expired, their Lordships will date the period, at which their annual augmentations will be conditionally due, from the quarter day next following the commencement of their new engagements; and will direct the inspection of their new schools to take place within one year from that time. The reasons for these regulations are as follows. Their Lordships cannot inspect two schools, to determine whether the conditions of the augmentation of salary to one teacher have been fulfilled. They think it desirable to encourage the permanence of engagements between teachers and school-managers. If fragmentary payments were contemplated, for services during portions only of the year, it would be impossible to provide for the inspection of the school before the removal of the teacher. 4. You will, therefore, in case you should remove from your present school to a new one, have the goodness to give me immediate notice, The remainder of this letter (except the last paragraph) was not included in the Form No. xxii, originally adopted; but it has been made the subject of an additional circular to those teachers who had received the original Form xxii. and to specify the exact date at which you entered upon your new engagement. I beg leave to congratulate you upon obtaining your certificate, and to express my hope that it may form one of many evidences of your success in an honorable career. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, (Form of Indenture of Apprenticeship for a Pupil Teacher.*) Insert in the places where the undermentioned numbers occur .2 particulars ac following direc tions: (1) The name of of the pupil teacher. (2) The name of school), father or mother, school), of the fourth part; or other relative or friend, who is a party to the of h own free Indenture. will, and with the consent and approbation as well of the said doth hereby place and a quorum of the to serve business of a school school aforesaid. 5 service, and of the covenants self, h heirs, executors Committee of Managers, if there be such a Committee; and if not, then the names of the Trustees. (4) The name of the parish or district, and whether the doth school is a Na tional or a British and administrators, covenant and agree, and the said ' promise and engage with and to the said " executors, administrators and assigns, that the said ' shall at all times during the said term of five years, faithfully and British School." diligently serve the said 5 school? in the ' in h business of a (5) The name of school aforesaid, and shall the master or self from the said school during (6) Here insert self with honesty, sobriety, and Trustees" or any profane or lewd conversation the case may other immorality, but shall dili- require. instruction and discipline of the Here insert school under the direction of "Mistress," as and apply h self with industry to the instructions which the case may require. shall be given h by the 7 and shall regularly attend Divine service on Sunday. 4 Master" or (8) Plural. (9) Here insert doth Father,""Mother," if a heirs, executors and administrators, further widow, the degree covenant with the said " h executors, 2 h adminis- of relationship of any friend. executors N.B.-Thefather, if alive, is to be a The form of Indenture for a stipendiary monitor is similar to this form, party to this In denture. The mother is to be a except that the term of apprenticeship is four years instead of five. When the school mistress is a married woman, the husband must be a party to party only when the Indenture. A special form is prepared for such cases. the father is dead and another relative or friend and administrators, shall at all times during the said term provide with all proper lodging, food, apparel, washing, only when the apprentice is an orphan. the said1 medicine and medical attendance. 2 2 And in consideration of the covenants and agreements hereinand 1 1 before contained on the part of the said " he the said " doth hereby for h self, h heirs, executors and administrators, covenant with the said h executors, administrators and assigns, and also as a separate covenant with the said ' h trators and assigns, that he the said 5 times during the said term, or so much thereof as of the said school, to the best of h the business of a school? 1 executors, adminisshall at all he shall continue 7 ability teach the said1 and a-half at the least in every morning or evening, before or after said1 said " to be the 7 Provided always, and it is hereby intended, that in the event of the or any future? dying or ceasing of the said school, before the expiration of the said term of five years, the said1 and this present indenture of apprenticeship, shall be assigned and made over to the succeeding for the time being, for the residue of the said term; and all the stipulations herein contained shall be as binding and effectual in all respects between such succeeding? the time being, on the one hand, and the said 2 2 for and1 respectively on the other hand, as if these presents had been entered into with and by such succeeding 7 The Regulations appended to the Indentures, as regards the qualifications required of pupil teachers or stipendiary monitors in each year of their apprenticeship, are set forth in the "Broad Sheets." and defaults of the said1 self, h doth hereby, for h heirs, executors and administrators, covenant with the said 5 h executors, administrators, and assigns, in manner following: (that is to say) that all such deeds and other acts in the law shall be made and entered into by the said " h executors and administrators, and by the succeeding? their executors and administrators, and by the said " h or as shall be proper for effectuating the assignment of the apprenticeship or any of the said school, shall be desirous of deter- may not in any respect indepen or to procure h have conducted h self so to entitle such 7 it shall be lawful for h for the time being of the said school, to put an end to these presents by paying to the said ' in addition to the proportional arrears of h salary, if any be payable to h such a further sum as he would have been entitled to if he had continued to serve as an apprentice under these presents for the further period of six calendar months, or until the end of the said term of five years, which shall first happen, or such sum as shall be deemed proper by the said if no salary be payable to the said ' 6 In witness whereof the parties aforesaid have hereunto affixed their hands and seals day of this (Form of Indenture for the Assignment of an Apprenticeship to a fresh Schoolmaster or Schoolmistress.) named1 within-named3 Trustees of the M of the said Witnesseth day of of the first part; the within-named 2 (1) The master or of the second part; the* (2) The appreutice. (3) The relative or friend of the apprentice who is party to the Indenture. (4) The new, master or .N.B.-If the master, or the parent, or friend and the said3* and with the approbation of the said Trustees, assign and set over the within Indenture of Appren ticeship during the residue of the term therein specified, yet unexpired, unto the said 4 And the said self h said 3* doth hereby for h heirs, executors, and administrators, covenant with the h executors and adminis 2 trators, and also as a separate covenant with the said during the residue of the said term. And the said 2 self to continue an apprentice to the said serve h doth hereby bind h to for the residue of the said term yet unexpired in the within-named business in the within-named School. 8 And the said 3 * also for h sel covenant with the said trators, and assigns, that the said 2 the said 8 * 2 h will at all times, during the residue of the said term, provide the said And Whereas it is intended in like manner as in the within Indenture, that in the event of the said dying or ceasing to be the M 4 of the School before the ex piration of the said term, the Apprenticeship hereby assigned shall h said 3* h executors and administrators, that all such deeds and other acts in the law shall be made and entered into by the said ' h executors and administrators, and by the succeeding M of the said School, and by the said 3* h executors and administrators, and by the said 2 as shall be requisite for effectuating the further assignment of the apprenticeship of the said2 during the residue of the term which shall be then unexpired, in manner aforesaid, and for binding all the necessary parties to covenants and stipulations corresponding with those within and herein contained. In Witness whereof the Parties have hereunto affixed their Hands and Seals this in the day of Year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty |