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AN ROINN OIDEACHAISTUARAscAIL
T ABLAt STAITISTIC
1964-65
AN ROINN OIDEACHAIS
TUARAscAIL
1964-65
TABLAI STAITISTIC
(Arna tfoJacadh don Rialtas ag an Aire Oideachais agus arna leagadh os comhair
Dh;\. Th! an Oireachtais)
BAILE ATHA CLIA TH :
ARNA FHOILSn) AG OIFIG AN tSOLATHAIR.
Le ceannach 6nOIFIG DfoLTA FOILSEACHAN RIALTAIS, STUARA ARD-OIFIG
AN PHOIST, BAILE ATHA CLIATH.n6 trf aon diolt6ir leabhar.
(Pr. 8982)
(Luach: Ceithre Scilling agus Se Pingin.)
AN ROINN OIDEACHAIS,
Don Aire Oideachais,
Ta se d'on6ir agam an Tuarascail ar an mBliain Scoile agus aran mBliain Airgeadais agus Riarachain 1964-65 a chur faoi do bhraid,
T. 6 Raifeartaigh,Runai.
AN ROINN OIDEACHAIS
TUARAscAIL
REAMHRA..
Go dti sea ba nos againn an staitistic oideachais don bhliain arleith leanar bhain a chur i d'Tuarascail na Roinne maraon le tuairiscar an obair sna scoileanna sa bhliain airithe sin. Faoi mar a fograiodhi d'Tuarascail na Roinne don bhliain 1963/64, Mach, tathar chun anstaitistic oideachais a fhoilsiii feasta i leabhran lei fein gach bliainagus an tuairisc ar an obair sna scoileanna a fhoilsiu i leabhran lei feingach triu bliain. Mar sin de, is e a bhfuil sa leabhran seo, staitisticoideachais.
6 thaobh leagan amach agus abhair de, is ionann den chuid is mona tablai staitistice sa Tuarascail sea agus na tablai a foilsiodhblianta eile. Tablai nua is ea Tablai 2 go 4 i gCuid a hAon-StaitisticGhinearalta, Is e a leirionn siad lion na ndaoine a bhi ag freastalcursai oideachais lanaimsire ar dhata airithe-s-I Feabhra, 1965-dereir na bliana brei the agus an saghas scoile no colaiste ar a raibh siadag freastal.
Ta run ag an Roinn modh tairgthe na staitistic a leasu is a leathmid'fhonn leargas nios iornlaine ar chursai oideachais a chur ar fail. Taan reamhobair chuige sin idir lamha cheana fein.
Leirionn an Clar Abhar ar an gcead leathanach eile leagan amachagus abhar na Tuarascala.
INTRODUCTION.
Hitherto it has been the practice of the Department to combinein the one Annual Report educational statistics for the year togetherwith an account of the work in the schools in that year. As announced,however, in the Report for the year 1963/64, it is intended henceforthto publish the educational statistics annually and a report of the workin the schools at intervals of three years. Accordingly, only educationalstatistics appear in this volume.
In presentation and content the statistical tables in the Report aresimilar generally to those published in previous years. There is, however,one set of new tables-Tables 2 to 4 in Part One-General Statistics.These set out the total numbers receiving full-time education on aparticular date-1st February, 1965-by year of birth and by type ofschool or college attended.
It is the intention of the Department to revise and expand themethod of presenting the statistics with a view to giving a morecomplete picture than heretofore of the functioning of our educationalsystem. Steps have already been taken with this in mind.
The Table of Contents which follows indicates the layout andcontent of the Report.
SECTION1.
2.
SECTION1.
2.3.4.5.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
3.
I-GENERAL EDUCATION STATISTICSGeneral Education Statistics ..Number of persons receiving full-time educationon 1 February, 1965 by year of birth and type ofschool or college attended. Public and private,aided or non-aided. Boys and GirlsNumber of persons receiving full-time educationon 1 February, 1965 by year of birth and type ofschool or college attended. Public and private,aided and non-aided. BoysNumber of persons receiving full-time educationon 1 February, 1965 by year of birth and type ofschool or college attended. Public and private,aided and non-aided. Girls
4.
6A.
II-PRIMARY EDUCATIONNumber of National Schools ..School building grantsHeating, Cleaning and Painting of schools
Teachers' ResidencesNumber of schools, teachers and pupils on 30thJune, 1965 ..Analysis according to teaching power and averageenrolment for school year ended 30th June, 1965of the classification schools (excluding nationalschools for the mentally and physically retarded)in operation on that dateAnalysis according to teaching power and averageenrolment for school year ended 30th June, 1965of the capitation schools in operation on that date
Model SchoolsScoileanna Speisialta GaelachaNational schools for the physically and mentallyhandicappedConvent and Monastery national schoolsScoileanna ina mtiintear gach abhar tri Ghaeilgeach amhain an BearlaSchools in which all the work is not done throughthe medium of Irish but in which in two or moreconsecutive classes or standards, Irish is the solemedium of instructionNumber of schools and pupils for the last five yearsNumber of pupils on the rolls for the last five yearsarranged according to standards
6B.
7A.7B.7C.
8.9.
10.
11.
12.
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13. Number of pupils in national schools on 1stFebruary, 1965 by age/standard, by sexAverage number of pupils on rolls and in atten-dance in each county and county borough andborough of Dun Laoghaire for the year ended 30thJune, 1965 ..Average number of pupils on rolls (a) over 6 andunder 14 (b) over 14 years of age on rolls in eachcounty and county borough for the year ended30th June, 1965Number of pupils promoted on 1st July, 1965, ineach county and county borough arrangedaccording to standards . . . .Number of schools, total number of pupils onrolls and religious denomination of pupils in eachcounty and county borough on 30th June, 1965Number of teachers in service on 30th June for thepast five yearsNumber of teachers in service on 30th June, 1965N umber of persons appointed for the first timeduring the year ended 30th June, 1965 ..Teachers who left the service during the year ended30th June, 1965Table showing in respect of each recognised specialeducational qualification the number of teachers(non-graduates) eligible for a bonus under thatheadNumber of University graduatesScales of salaries and other grants for nationalteachers.Annual examinations(a) Primary Certificate Examination, 1965(b) Other examinationsColaiste Moibhi Preparatory College and Post-Primary ScholarshipsTeachers' Pensions ..Training CollegesNational teacher training collegesExpenditure by local authorities and by theState on post-primary and university scholarshipsunder the local authorities (education scholarships'Amendment Act, 1961)Transport services (including boat services) III
operation on the 31st March, 1965Statement of expenditure from public funds onprimary education for the year ended 31st March,1965
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.20.
21.
22A.
22B.23.
24.
24.25.
26.27A.27B.28.
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SECTIONI.
II.Ill.
IV.
VIII.
XIII.
XIV.
XVI.XVII.
XVIII.
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V.
Ill-SECONDARY EDUCATION
Schools and Pupils
Irish and Bilingual Schools
Subjects
Table showing for the school year 1964-65 theclassification of schools according to numbers ofpupils in attendance at the beginning of the schoolyearTable showing, for the school year 1964-65 thedistribution, according to classes, of the pupilsmentioned in Table (1) aboveTable showing the areas in which the residences ofthe pupils mentioned in Table (1) above aresituated . . .. .. . . ..Table showing, by ages, the number of new pupilsadmitted to secondary classes in the school year1964-65 (compiled from the entrance examinationreturns furnished by the schools)Examination Statistics(1) Examinations and centres(2) Superintendents and Examiners(3) Table showing the general results at the
Certificate examinations(4) A-Intermediate Certificate(4) B-Leaving Certificate-Boys(4) C-Leaving Certificate-GirlsRecognition of classes (following the secondaryprogramme) in primary schoolsTeachersRegistration of teachersScholarships and prizes awarded on the results ofthe certificate examinations ..Scholarships in secondary schools awarded (i) tostudents from the Gaeltacht and (ii) to studentsfrom islands off the coast of Ireland under theDepartment's special schemeScholarships in secondary, vocational and otherapproved schools awarded by county or countyborough councils . . . . . . . .University scholarships awarded by county orcounty borough councilsErasmus Smith Endowment ..Financial StatementSecondary Teachers' Pension Fund
VI.
VII.
IX.
X.XI.
XII.
XV.
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SECTION IV.-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION-I.(a) Day Courses: Whole-time Continuation Education
CoursesI.(b) Day Courses: Whole-time Technical Education ..I.(c) Day Courses: Technical Education for ApprenticesI.(d) Day Courses: MiscellaneousI.(e) Evening Courses: Miscellaneous
II. Individual Students ..Ill. Compulsory Continuation Courses. Courses con-
ducted under Part V of the Vocational EducationAct,1930 ..
IV.(a) Training of teachersIV.(b) Teacher training. The results of the final examina-
tions held in 1965V. Whole-time and part-time teachers employed on
31st August, 1965V1.(a) Certificate Examination for day vocational courses,
1965. Entries and results in each groupV1.(b) Certificate examinations for day vocational courses,
1965. Results in the various subjects ..V1.(c) Technical School Examinations, 1964-Results ..V1.(d) Examinations for Post Office employees
VII. Receipts and expenditure (other than capital)for financial year ended 31st March, 1965
SECTION V.-REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLSTATISTICS
A.B.
Reformatory and Industrial SchoolsList of Reformatory and Industrial Schools showingthe accommodation limit and the number ofchildren in care in each school on 30th June, 1965 ..Reformatory and Industrial Schools. Circum-stances in which children were committed duringthe year from 1st July, 1964, to 30th June, 1965Reformatory and Industrial Schools. Destinationof children discharged from the schools during theSchool Year 1st July, 1964, to 30th June, 1965 ..Reformatory and Industrial Schools. Number andcauses of deaths amongst pupils in Industrial andReformatory Schools during the year 1st July,1964, to 30th June, 1965
C.
D.
E.
SECTION1.
V1.-ENDOWED SCHOOLSSchemes under Educational Endowments (Ireland)Acts, 1885Erasmus Smith Schools Act, Scheme, 1941II.
SECTION VII.-NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND 80
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GENERAL EDUCATION STATISTICS
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GENERAL EDUCATION STATISTICS.
Notes to Tables 2, 3 and 4.
First Level Pupils attending schools catering only for childrenunder the age of six are excluded.
First Level' Other' includes persons attending full-time classeswhile undergoing detention or imprisonment.
Second Level Junior Cycle Secondary includes a preparatorycollege for girls.
Second Level, Senior Cycle, other aided includes personsattending institutions conducted or aided by the Departments ofAgriculture, Lands and Defence and also persons attending full-timeclasses while undergoing detention or imprisonment. The ArmyApprentice School, however, is included under Vocational (Technical).
Universities includes students in St. Patrick's College, Maynoothfollowing courses leading to degrees and diplomas of the NationalUniversity of Ireland. Other students in Maynooth are included underThird Level, Non-Aided Religious.
Third Level, Other Aided includes the National College of Art,the College of Pharmacy and the Military College (Department ofDefence).
The Participation rate for persons born in 1944 or earlier hasbeen calculated as a percentage of the estimated population aged 20to 24.
3TABLE I.
GENERAL EDUCATION STATISTICS.
Total Ex-penditure
Average Percentage from Pub-No. of No. of Daily of Average lie Funds AverageSchools Pupils Attend- Daily including Cost No. of Salaries' Length
Service or on ance Attend- Cost of per Teachers ofColleges Rolls of ance of Adminis- Pupil School
Pupils Pupils on tration, WeekRolls Inspection
and Ex-amination!
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i)
I. PRIMARY:1. Schools .. .. 4,847 490,168 449,371 91.7 [16,746,218 r"1 On
14,469 Trained Men-Principals and 20 hrs.Ro II s Assistants: to 25£34 3 3 Married: £770-£1,490 hrs.(b) In Single: £620-£1,190averageI attend- Trained Women-Principalsance and Assistants:
l£37 5 4 £620-£1,190
Scales:Principals: Men, £2,100 ;
(a) Training Colleges: .. 6 1,146 £188 16 6Women, £1,890
2. - - £216,396 -Vice-Principals: Men,
£1,890; Women, £1,665
Professors: Married Men:£1,440-£2,240
Single Men and Women:- -- --- --- :" ,n~" ",1,'''''' -
(b) Preparatory Colleges: 1 50 - - £19,700 £394 -Scales:
Principal:Woman, £1,505-£1,770
Vice-Principal: MarriedMan, £1,395-£2,070
l Professors: Single Men andWomen: £1,010-£1,620
n. SECONDARY:Schools: .. .. 573 92,989 - - £5,359,545 £57 12 9 Full-time r Registered and Recogni •• d 27 hrs.
~ 4,719 Teachers:Minimum Basic or School
Part-time Salary: £2001,758 Incremental Salary:1 Married M=, £640 - 5 X
£35-5 X £45-6 X {60-£1,400
Woman and UnmarriedMan:£470-5 X£28-5 X
l £36-5 X£56-£1 ,070~
-Whole~time Teachers
Ill. VOCATIONAL: Average Whole- Married Men- Whole-Cost per time £890-5 x £28---,5x £42-2 x £61 time-4 x £62-£1,610 (max.)1. Permanent Vocational } 328 }1O~ - - State attendance 2,112 Courses.
Education Schools Funds hour Part-time Single Men and Women:-
£2,598,176 2s. Id. 2,103 £715-5 x £23-5 x £34-5 x £57 Approxi--£1,285 (max.)2. Vocational Education 439 - - Average mately
Schools other than Per- Cost per These scales are to be regarded 20 tomanent Schools teaching as inclusive of Rent Allowance 30 hrs.which was abolished with effect
hour from 1st October, 1963. weekly3. National College of Art3 1 ·604 - - Rates £1 14 4
NOTES:for 40
£1,138,906 (1) A number of teachers are on weeks.4. Training Schools of higher grade salary scales.
Domestic Science+ 2 166 - - - - - (2) Additional allowances are Pay-able to Principals and to teachers
Day Trades Preparatoryin respect of certain qualifica-
5. tions.Schools' .. .. 1 172 - - - - - 1(3) Non-pensionable allowances in
respect of dependent children are
6. Residential Schools of payable tot) Married Men teachers,Domestic Science and 14 980 - - - - - b) Serving Widow teachers,Miscellaneous Schools' c) Widows whose husbands were
serving teachers subsequentto 1st October, 1952.
(4) All widow teachers may receive aspecial pensionable allowance of£60 per annum with effect from1st January, 1965.
I (5) A non-pensionable payment ofI £100 may be made to a manteacher who was first appointedin a permanent capacity after30th September, 1952, on histransfer from the scale for Singlemen to the scale for Married men.
(6) Temporary Whole-time teacherswhose appointments are renew-able from year to year areremunerated at fixed rates ofAnnual Salary,lPart-time TeachersPart-time teachers are employedat a rate per teaching hour.
IV.1. Reformatory Schools .. 3 138 - - £30,778 £223 - - -
2. Industrial Schools ,. 43 2,5196 2,451 97·3 £453,1157 £167 - - -I
lIn the total expenditure are included the cost of administration for each branch and the relevant proportion of Departmental Headquarters charges.'Children's allowances are paid, in addition to scale salary, to married men and in certain cases to widows.Allowances are paid in respect of special qualifications in the case of teachers in primary and post-primary schools. Allowances are alsopaid to Principals and Vice-Principals in National (Primary) Schools and to Headmasters in Vocational Schools.
3Under the control of the Department. In the school-year 1964/65, the total enrolment in the college was 675 comprising:-Whole-time nay courses 149; Part-time day courses 4; Evening courses 416; Architectural Students from U.C.D. (Part-time) 106.
'Assisted by capitation grants from the Department.sAssisted by grants under Section 109 of the Vocational Education Act, 1930. The numbers of students in attendance at these schools were as follows:-
Residential Schools of Domestic Economy 384; Alexandra College, Dublin 89; Irish Nautical College, Dun Laoghaire 113; Municipal School forNurses, Dublin 394.
"Excluding 189 children whose names are not on the rolls of pupils attending the literary classes.'These grants are in respect of maintenance only. The cost of the education of these children is included under Section r. I, Primary Schools, asis also the number of teachers.
TABLE 2.-NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING FULL-TIME EDUCATION ON 1 FEBRUARY, 1965BY YEAR OF BIRTH AND TYPE OFSCHOOL OR COLLEGE ATTENDED, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, AIDED AND NON-AIDED.
BOYS AND GIRLSYEAR OF BIRTH1 1--1 1 I I I I I 1Type of School or College
1959 to 1961 1952 to 1958 1944 or(inclusive) (inclusive) 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 earlier TOTAL
NUMBER OF PUPILS
First LevelNational Schools .. .. .. 71,611 372,377 25,125 3,892 645 195 48 1 - - 473,894Special Schools .. .. .. 427 2,271 262 252 180 91 38 2 - - 3,523Non-Aided Primary ., .. .- 6,465 16,636 153 15 - - - - - - 23,269Other .. .. .. .. - - - - - 3 7 3 2 1 16
Total First Level .. .. .. 78,503 391,284 25,540 4,159 825 289 93 6 2 1 500,702
Second LevelJunior Cycle Secondary and Secondary
Top .. .. .. - 8,459 19,677 22,209 16,910 5,733 925 156 16 4 74,089Vocational (Continuation) .. .. - 547 6,208 10,506 7,587 3,406 1,073 233 37 16 29,613Non-Aided Secondary .. .. - 159 36 13 9 4 - - - - 221
Senior Cycle Secondary and Secondary66Top .. .. .. - 19 156 2,859 10,150 9,427 2,346 180 28 25,231
Vocational (Technical) .. .. - - - 11 64 197 270 200 98 123 963
Other Aided (including ResidentialDomestic) .. .. .. - 1 8 54 211 335 327 287 173 126 1,522
Non-Aided Secondary ., .. - - - 10 10 13 3 - 1 - 37Commercial .. .. .. - - 46 74 204 400 601 577 149 102 2,153Religious .. .. .. _ . - 1 15 16 19 30 10 9 5 21 126Radio Schools .. .. . . - - - - 3 17 23 36 18 38 135
Total Second Level .. .. .. - 9,186 26,056 33,049 27,876 20,285 12,659 3,844 677 458 134,090
Third LevelUniversities .. .. .. - - - - - - 548 2,010 2,392 8,039 12,989College of Surgeons .. .. - - - - - 1 8 26 52 599 686Teacher Training-
National .- .. .. - - - - - - 83 292 342 414 1,131Vocational .. .. .. - - - - - - - - - 37 37Domestic Science .. .. .. - - - - - - - 33 46 87 166
Vocational (Technological) .. .. - - - - - 20 102 240 213 277 852Other Aided .. .. .. - - - - - 2 21 53 74 147 297Teacher Training (Non-Aided) .. - - - - - 2 25 63 62 112 264Non-Aided Religious .. .. - - - - - 20 39 157 222 1,337 1,775
Total Third Level ., .. .. - - - - - 45 826 2,874 3,403 11,049 18,197
GRAND TOTAL .. .. _ . 78,503 400,470 51,596 37,208 28,701 20,619 13,578 6,724 4,082 11,508 652,989
Estimated Percentage of Population par-ticipating in full-time education .. 65.9 99.4 94.0 66.2 51.5 37.2 24.8 12.8 8.1 6.3 60.1
TABLE 3 -NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING FULL-TIME EDUCATION ON 1 FEBRUARY, 1965BY YEAR OF BIRTH AND TYPE OF. SCHOOL OR COLLEGE ATTENDED, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, AIDED AND NON-AIDED.
BOYSYEAR OF BIRTH
1959 to 1961\1952 to 1958\ \ 1----1 1948 1--1-9-4-7--'1--19-4-6-\ __ 1_9_4_5_1 1e9:rt~r 1 1~~(inclusive) (inclusive) __ 1_9_5_1_1 __ 1_95_0 1_9_49__ 1 1. _
NUMBER OF PUPILS--.----------I---I----I---I---I-~~I---T---r---I----I---I---242,298
1,89710,188
16
Type of School or College
38,908333,035
First LevelNational SchoolsSpecial SchoolsNon-Aided Primary ..Other ..
36,135226
2,547
191,0611,2457,526
15
93.3
47
64.1
17288
1342
3
23.9
18
14.1
13,053141104
1,86314611
38,908
7
Total First Level 199,832 13,298 2,020 260 58 16
1
3
10.3
4 2 254,399
128
12683
141
518
393
1,62940
144
16850
222
2,253
2,648
5,831508
13637
23996
1,337
8,184
8,407
2
Second LevelJunior Cycle Secondary and Secondary
Top .. .. .. ..Vocational (Continuation) . . . .Non-Aided Secondary . . ..
4,03534753
9,2483,721
8
10,0656,417
1
7,6424,438
2,8051,840
507489
10970
45
34,42717,335
62
Senior Cycle Seeondary and SecondaryTop .. .. .. ..
Vocational (Technical) . . . .
2251
12,42564572
21,112
224,717
1264,868
1981,446
163
Other AidedCommercialReligious ..Radio Schools
13
5
64243
1144
1017
16294
23
19729
236
793
2038
7704750
135
222 65,896Total Second Level 4,450 13,024 16,575 13,287 9,633 6,260 2,052
Third LevelUniversitiesCollege of SurgeonsTeacher Training-
National ..Vocational .,
Vocational (Technological)Other Aided ..Non-Aided Religious
Total Third Level
GRAND TOTAL 204,282 26,322 18,595 13,547 9,711
3487
26
20
20 495
1,35022
60
621339
15544
157
9,158577
36637
624203
1,775
12,740
Estimated Percentage of Population par-ticipating in full-time education .. 47.2 34.1
6,771
1,788
3,844
59.98.999.464.1
TABLE 4.-NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING FULL-TIME EDUCATION ON 1 FEBRUARY, 1965 BY YEAR OF BIRTH AND TYPE OFSCHOOL OR COLLEGE ATTENDED, PUBLIC A D PRIVATE, AIDED AND NON-AIDED.
GIRLSYEAR OF BIRTH
Type of School or College 1959 to 196111952 to 1958\
I 1 I I I 1 1
1944 or
ITotal
(inclusive) (inclusive) 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 earlier Girls
NUMBER OF PUPILS
First LevelNational Schools .. .. .. 35,476 181,316 12,072 2,029 473 182 47 1 - - 231,596Special Schools .. .. .. 201 1,026 121 106 92 49 30 1 - - 1,626Non-Aided Primary ., .. .. 3,918 9,110 49 4 - - - - - - 13,081
Total First Level .. .. .. 39,595 191,452 12,242 2,139 565 231 77 2 - - 246,303
Second LevelJunior Cycle Secondary and Secondary
Top .. .. .. .. - 4,424 10,429 12,144 9,268 2,928 418 47 4 - 39,662Vocational (Continuation) .. .. - 200 2,487 4,089 3,149 1,566 584 163 29 11 12,278Non-Aided Secondary .. .. - 106 28 12 9 4 - - - - 159
Senior Cycle Secondary and SecondaryTop .. ., .. - 4 19 84 1,747 5,433 4,559 900 54 6 12,806
Vocational (Technical) .. .. - - - 9 42 71 72 37 15 72 318
Other Aided (including ResidentialDomestic) .. .. . . - 1 8 41 147 221 165 90 32 47 752
Non-Aided Secondary .. .. - - - 10 10 13 3 - 1 - 37Commercial .. .. .. - - 46 74 202 396 592 548 149 99 2,106Religious .. .. .. . . - 1 15 11 15 20 6 7 - 1 76
Total Second Level .. .. - 4,736 13,032 16,474 14,589 10,652 6,399 1,792 284 236 68,194
Third LevelUni versi ties .. .. - - - - - - 200 660 763 2,208 3,831College of Surgeons .. .. - - - - - 1 1 4 12 91 109Teacher Training-
National .. .. .. - - - - - - 57 232 198 278 765Domestic Science .. .. . . - - - - - - - 33 46 87 166
Vocational (Technological) .. .. - - - - - 20 40 85 45 38 228Other Aided .. ., .. - - - - - 2 8 9 24 51 94Teacher Training (Non-Aided) .. - - - - - 2 25 63 62 112 264
Total Third Level .. .. .. - - - - - 25 331 1,086 1,150 2,865 5,457
GRAND TOTAL .. .. .. 39,595 196,188 25,274 18,613 15,154 10.908 6,807 2,880 1,434 3,101 319,954
Estimated Percentage of Population par-ticipating in full-time education .. 67.8 99.4 94.6 68.4 56.1 40.4 25.8 11.3 5.8 3.4 60.4
SECTION 11
PRIMARY EDUCATION
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PRIMARY EDUCATION STATISTICS.
1. NUMBER OF NATIONAL SCHOOLS.
On the 30th June, 1965, there were 4,847 schools in operation as fnllows i-i--
30/6/,64 30/6/,65
Ordinary National Schools 4,161 4,157
Convent National Schools 457 454
Monastery National Schools 158 158
Model National Schools 14 14
Special Irish National Schools 12 13
*Fosterage National Schools 3 3
Special National Schools 43 48
4,848 4,847
There is a decrease of 1 in the number of schools as compared with thenumber of schools in operation during the previous year, 23 new schoolswere brought into operation and 24 schools were discontinued, 3 of them owingto their amalgamation with other schools.
• Scoil na Leanai, An Rinn, Scoil na n-Og, Glanmire and Scoil na n-Og,Trabolgan-residential schools for children between 6 and 14 years of age.
2. SCHOOL BUILDING GRANTS.
Grants sanctioned for the building of new schools and for the enlargement andimprovement of existing schools.
TEN YEARS' PERIOD FROM 1955-56 TO 1964-65.
Number Number ofof grants pupils for
Number for whom newNumber of improve- Grants Local Estimate schools and
Year ended of schools enlarge- ments, sanctioned contrlb- of cost enlarge-ments furniture, ution ment
and equip- schemesment £ £ £ provide
31stMarch, 1956 92 20 523 1,543,591 253,208 1,796,799 15,097.. .. 1957 53 13 402 1,042,602 147,053 1,189,655 10,296.. .. 1958 55 18 449 1,096,486 191,214 1,287,700 9,177.. .. 1959 81 21 433 1,249,998 215,818 1,465,816 10,279.. .. 1960 73 14 537 1,499,999 243,149 1,743,148 11,103.. .. 1961 74 28 634 1,600,000 306,630 1,906,630 12,070.. .. 1962 104 33 716 3,146,320 597,198 3,743,518 22,210.. .. 1963 87 28 665 2,135,823 391,670 2,527,493 13,910.. .. 1964 112 39 765 3,098,031 554,377 3,652,408 20,854.. .. 1965 154 65 734 4,086,352 747,799 4,834,151 31,666
Total 885 279 5,858 20,499,202 3,648,116 24,147,318 156,662
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Grants were sanctioned for the erection of the following large schools i-e-
CountyAccommodation
Cavan
Cork ..
Dublin
Limerick
Waterford
Westmeath
School
------ --------------------Cavan Convent
Clonakilty Convent
Bisbopstown B. & G.
Blarney St. C.B.S.
Ballinlough Boys'
Greenmount Monastery
Baldoyle Convent
Navan Road Girls'
Dalkey Convent
St. Paul's Girls', GreenhiJIs
Clontarf Girls' & Infants
Finglas N.W. Boys
Ballyroan Girls'
Bonnybrook Boys'
Monkstown B. & G.
St. Patrick's, Limerick City
Dungarvan C.B.S.
P6il Naofa (Athlone Convent)
640
320
960
480
400
600
640
500
350
850
960
720
495
640
720
320
320
400
4. TEACHERS' RESIDENCES .
89 new schools were completed in the year ended 30th June, 1965, and 176school buildings were in course of erection on that date.
Actual payments made by the Commissioners of Public Works on account ofgrants sanctioned for the building and improvement of schools amounted to£2,928,914 in the year ended 31st March, 1965.
3. HEATING, CLEANING AND PAINTING OF SCHOOLS.
State Grants amounting to £296,707 Ss. 10d. were made towards thecost of heating, cleaning and painting of National Schools.
Teachers' Residences are connected with about 930 schools; of these 450were provided by grants or loans from State funds.
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5. NUMBER OF SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, AND PUPILS ON 30thJUNE, 1965.
No. of Schools No. of Teachers No. of Pupils on RollsCounty --- --- ------ --- --- --- ---
Pro- Pro~ Pro-Catholic testant Total Catholic testant Total Catholic testant Total
--- ------ --- --- --- ---Lelnster:
Carlow County .. 50 11 61 160 15 175 6,174 370 6,54Dublin Co. Borough 253 36' 289 2,383 87 2,470 96,813 2,719 99,53Don Laoghaire
Borough 26 7 33 202 18 220 7,851 603 8,45Remainder of
Dublin County 83 13 96 337 23 360 13,808 670 14,47Kildare County .. 89 9 98 315 15 330 13,078 231 13,30Kilkenny County .. 133 5 138 363 6 369 11,610 198 11,80Laois County .. 81 16 97 223 23 246 7,627 390 8,01Longford Coun ty .. 66 6 72 169 7 176 5,245 126 5,37Louth County .. 80 6 86 338 2 340 12,796 218 13,01Meath County .. 118 7 125 337 7 344 12,046 142 12,18Offaly County .. 89 13 102 288 11 299 10,489 273 10,76Westmeath County 96 7 103 291 8 299 10,372 154 10,52Wexford County .. 126 16 142 387 17 404 15,363 397 15,76Wicklow County .. 83 27 110 245 33 278 9,483 675 10,15
--- --- --- --- --- --- ------Munster:
Clare County .. 174 2 176 406 2 408 12,343 36 12,37Cork Co. Borough .. 60 5 65 475 10 485 19,887 308 20,19Cork County .. 424 34 458 1,089 40 1,129 36,385 880 37,26Kerry County .. 253 4 257 639 4 643 20,123 125 20,24Limerick Co. Borough 26 2 28 222 4 226 10,580 140 10,72Limerick County .. 176 4 180 478 5 473 15,242 94 15,33Tipperary County .. 237 11 248 666 13 679 23,256 256 23,51Waterford Co.
Borough .. 15 I 16 127 2 129 5,921 51 5,97Waterford County 93 3 96 229 3 232 7,594 53 7,64
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---Connacht:
Galway Co. Borough 13 1 14 50 - 50 4,342 16 4,35Galway County .. 321 3 324 796 4 802 24,001 103 24,10Leitrim County .. 116 9 125 206 9 215 5,225 137 5,36Mayo County .. 321 7 328 688 7 695 21,642 115 21,75Roscommon County 158 2 160 344 3 347 10,703 65 10,76Sligo County .. 131 12 143 303 14 317 9,351 341 9,69
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---t.nster (part of) :
Cavan County .. 148 42 190 288 46 334 8,929 784 9,71Donegal County .. 276 78 354 598 103 701 17,308 1,867 19,17Monaghan County 99 34 133 248 38 286 7,705 725 8,43
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---TOTALS .. 4,414 433 4,847 13,890 579 14,469 493,292 13,260 506,55
35o
42
898714826o8
9558o42
27
842782
-Includes 1 Jewish School with an enrolment of 108 pupils.
2
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6(a). ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO TEACHING POWER AND AVERAGEENROLMENT FOR SCHOOL YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1965,OF THE CLASSIFICATION SCHOOLS (EXCLUDING NATIONALSCHOOLS FOR THE MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY HANDI-CAPPED) IN OPERATION ON THAT DATE.
Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average EnrolmentTeaching 50-99 Power 100-199
power under 50 Power
-2 1,303 3 341
1 754
3 461 4 1832 1,090
4 7 5 253 3
6 2
School.Teachers Schools TeachersTeacher! Schools
4,013 1,771 1,892 551Totals 2,943 1,847 - --
Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average EnrolmentTeaching
300-399 Power 400-499Power 200-299 Power- 10 4
3 1 6 3
7 10 11 104 I
8 13 12 45 32
9 22 13 16 43
7 9 10 7
8 3
Schools Teachers Schools Teachers SchoolsTeachers
460 55 211 19Totals 512 89 - --Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment
Power 500+ Power 500+ Power 500+
15 2 19 211 1
16 4 20 112 5
10 17 2 21 113
10 18 1 25 114
Schools Teachers Schools Teachers SchoolsTeachers
Totals 26 146 9 104 5341
GRAND TOTALS: Teachers 10,622 Schools 4,372
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6(b). ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO TEACHING POWER AND AVERAGEENROLMENT FOR SCHOOL YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1965, OFTHE CAPITATION SCHOOLS IN OPERATION ON THAT DATE.
Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average EnrolmentPower under 50 Power 50-99 Power 100-199
1 2 2 13 3 34
2 1 3 18 4 54
3 1 4 1 5 5
6 1
Teachers Schools Teachers Schools Teachers School.
Totals 7 4 84 32 349 94
- - -Teaching A verage Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average EnrolmentPower 200-299 Power 300-399 Power 400-499
5 18 7 11 10 27
6 34 8 30 11 24
7 8 9 29 12 6
8 1 10 2
11 2
Teachers Schools Teachers Schools Teachers Schools
Totals 358 61 620 74 609 57
- - -Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolment Teaching Average Enrolmen tPower 500+ Power 500+ Power 500+
12 10 18 6 25 I
13 18 19 5 26 2
14 10 20 2 27 1
15 14 21 3 28 1
16 12 22 3 29 2
17 11 24 1 30 1
35 1
Teachers Schools Teachers Schools Teachers Schools
Totals 1,083 75 396 20 255 9
GRAND TOTALS: Teachers 3,761 Schools 426
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7-(a) MODEL SCHOOLS
Pupils on Rolls on 30th June, 1965AverageNumber
Model Schools of pupils
------ --- --- --- --- on Rolls
Cath. C. of I. Pres. l\'Ieth. Others Total for yearended 30thJune, 1965
--- --- --- ---
Central Dublin Boys · . 300 - - - - 300 323
Central Dublin Girls · . 155 - - - - 155 161
Central Dublin Infants .. 354 - - - - 354 347
San Seosamh (Buachailli) 117 - - - - 117 118
San Seosamh (Cailini) .. 179 - - - - 179 191
San Seosamh (West147 147 129Dublin) Na iorra.in .. - - - -
San Seosamh (Buachailli)59 59 73
Sinsear · . · . - - - -St. Catherine's (Infants) 91 - - - - 91 75
*Scoil Mhuire, 201 203Baile Atha Cliath · . 201 - - - -*Scoil Colmcille, 145 143Baile Atha Cliath · . 145 - - - -*Scoil Ghaelach, 173 161Baile Atha Cliath · . 173 - - - -*Bun-Scoil Barra,
Corcaigh · . · . 125 - - - - 125 121
=Bun-Scoil Gobnatan,Corcaigh · . · . 181 - - - - 181 161
*Ard-Scoil Gobnatan,Corcaigh · . · . 69 - - - - 69 71
*Modh-Scoil Luimnighe 228 229Buachailli · . · . 228 - - - -*Modh-Scoil Luimnighe 44 45Cailini · . · . 44 - - - -*Modh-Scoil Luimnighe 141 143Naionain · . · . 141 - - - -Athy · . · . - 53 2 2 - 57 48
Dunmanway · . 1 35 - 6 - 42 39
Waterford . , · . - 37 1 2 3 43 45
Sligo · . · . 1 71 19 5 1 97 93
Bailieborough · . - 34 24 7 1 66 66
Monaghan · . · . - 29 53 2 4 88 86
---- --- --- --- ---TOTAL · . 2,711 259 99 24 9 3,102 3,071
"The Staff of the Model Schools on the 30th June, 196;, consisted of23 Principal Teachers, 11 Vice-Principals, 59 Assistants and 1 Junior AssistantMistress.
Schools marked thus* on the above list are also Special Irish Schools.7-(b) SCOILEANNA SPE1SIALTA GAELACHA.
Dalta i ar Rollai Meanuimhir ar30 Meitheamh, Rollai don bhliain
Scoileanna Speisialta Gaelacha 1965 dar chrfoch30/6/1965
Scoil Lorcain, (Cailini) Baile Atha CliathScoil Lorcain, (Buachailli) Baile Atha
Cliath .. .. .. ..Scoil na n-Og, Tr a Bolgan, Co. Corcaigh ..Scoil na n-6g, Corcaigh . . . .Scoil Fhursa, GaillimhScoil na Leanai, Port Lairge ..Scoil Bhride, Bai1e Atha Cliath
299
973827
262163271
299
993628
243163239
1,1071,157IOMLAN
Bh i 7 Priomhoidi, 2 Leas Priomhoidi, 21 Cunt6iri agus 1 Cunt6ir Neamhoiltear fhoirne na Scoileanna Gae1acha san ar 30u Meitheamh, 1965.
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7(c). NATIONAL SCHOOLS FOR THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLYHANDICAPPED
Name and Address of School
Schools for Mentally Handicapped ChildrenSt. Augustine's Boys', Obelisk Park, Blackrock, Co.
Dublin .. .. .. .. •.Stewart's Hospital, Palmerstown, Co. Dublin ..St. Michael's, Glenmaroon, Chapelizod, Co. Dublin ..St. John of God, Islandbridge, Dublin . . . .Scoil Treasa Naofa, Temple Hill, Blackrock, Dublin ..St. Vincent's, N avan Road, Dublin .. . . . .Our Lady of Good Counsel, Lota, Glanmire, Co. CorkSt. John of God, Dunmore House, Glenageary, Co. DublinSt. Bernadette's, 9 Dyke Parade, Cork . . . .Queen of Angels, Montenotte, Cork .. . .St. Martin'S, Lady Lane, Waterford. . . . ..Se, Mhuire, Del vin, Co. Wes tmea th .. . . . .Sunbeam House, Bray, Co. Wicklow .. ..St. Michael's House. Grosvenor Rd., Rathmines, Dublin 6St. Michael's House, Finglas, Dublin. . . . . .Catherine McAuley, Limerick . . .. . .St. Joseph's, Newcastle, Co. Galway . . . .St. Dympna's Day Centre, Dundalk, Co. Louth ••St. Ita's, Drogheda, Co. Louth .• . . .•St. Raphaels, Kildare . . . . . . ••
Schools for BlInd and Partially Sightedloseph Naofa do BhuachailJl DalJa, Drumcondra, DublinSt. Mary's School for Blind Girls, Merrion, Dublin •.
Schools for the Deaf and the DumbSt. Joseph's Deaf Mutes (boys), Cabra, DublinSt. Mary's School for Deaf Girls, Cabra, DublinMary Immaculate School for Deaf Boys, Still organ
Schools for Physically HandicappedOrthopaedic Hospital, Clontarf, Dublin . . . .St. Mary's Orthopaedic, Cappagh . . . . . .Orthopaedic Hospital, Baldoyle . . . . . .St. Finbarr's Hospital, Gurranebraber, Cork ..St. Joseph's Orthopaedic Hospital, Coole, Mullingar, Co,
Westmeath .. .. .. .. ..St. Nessan's Hospital, Croom, Co. Limerick . . . .Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin, Dublin,
12 . . .. . . .• .• ••St. Finian's, Peamount Sanatorium, Newcastle, Co.
Dublin .. .. .• .. ..Lourdes Hospital, Kilcreene, Kilkenny .. . .Naomh Padraig, Western Regional Sanatorium, GalwaySt. Brendan's, Sandymount Avenue, Dublin .. ..Cerebral Palsy Clinic, Bray, Co. Wicklow . . . .Spastic School of the Divine Child, Brown St., Cork ..Naomh Antoine, Herbert Avenue, Merrion, Dublin ..Linden Convalescent Home, Blackrock . . .,Naomh Gabriel, Marlfield House, Cabinteely, Co. DublinJ ames Connolly Memorial Hospital, Blanchardstown, Co.
Dublin .• .• .• .• .•Central Remedial Clinic, Prospect Hall, Goatstown,
Dublin .• .. .• •. .•Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Dun Laoghaire, Co.
Dublin .• .• .• .• .•Child Guidance Cliuic, Orwell Rd., Dublin . . • •
Emotionally DisturbedBenincasa, Sion Hill, Blackrock, Co. Dublin ..St. Declan's, Northumberland Rd., Dublin ..St. Loman's, Ballyowen, Palmerstown, Co. Dublin
Pupilson rollson 30th
June, 1965
Averagenumber on
rollsfor year
ended30/6/65
No. ofTeachers on
staff on30/6/65
25134
22783
11045
1453878
120436319616350253541
120
7477
15724884
74909329
7726
57
263736852139235543
19
16
1024
253831
25031
23252
10743
137268191395719626345259238
123
7776
16324183
69999233
8123
56
223635851839345170
16
14
1322
253327
152
14473825633I4432226
66
16288
4542
42
2
222623234
2
13
233
TOT••••S 3,265 3,246 224
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8. CONVENT AND MONASTERY NATIONAL SCHOOLS
Paid Solely by Capitation
Average Number ofClass of School Number of Schools Pupils on Rolls
30/6{'65
Convent . . · . · . 336 129,563
Monastery . . · . .. 90 33,791
TOTALS .. .. 426 163,354
-Paid by Personal Salaries
Class of School Average Number ofNumber of Schools Pupils on Rolls
30/6/,65
Convent .. · . .. 118 24,145
Monastery .. .. · . 68 16,854
TOTALS .. · . 186 40,999
GRAND TOTALS · . · . 612 204,353
The number of pupils on Rolls in all Convent and Monastery Schools on 30thJune, 1965, was 209,752.
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In To To To To To To ToCounty Infant 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Total
Classes Std. Std. Std. Std. Std. Std. Std.Incl. Incl. Incl. Incl. Incl. Incl. Incl.--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Carlow .. 14 1 - - - - - - 15
Cavan .. 58 7 3 - 1 - - - 69
Clare .. 47 11 14 2 3 2 2 - 81
Cork .. 106 28 17 6 1 1 - - 159
Donegal .. 82 28 17 4 1 1 - - 133
Dublin .. 61 7 2 3 1 1 4 - 79
Galway .. 53 24 20 2 3 1 2 - 105
Kerry .. 28 6 4 2 3 2 2 1 48
Kildare .. 21 3 1 - - - - - 25
Kilkenny 17 3 2 2 - - 1 - 25
Laois .. 24 1 - - - - - - 25
Leitrim .. 47 2 4 - - - - - 53
Limerick · . 61 10 4 3 4 - 1 1 83
Longford .. 27 4 1 - 2 - - - 34
Louth · . 22 4 2 - - - - - 28
Mayo .. 78 11 12 5 3 - 2 - 111
Meath .. 30 6 2 - - - - - 38
Monaghan .. 34 - 4 - - - - - 38
Offaly .. 29 4 1 1 - - - - 35
Roscommon 40 6 5 1 - - - ~ 53
Sligo · . 51 3 2 1 - - - 1 58
Tipperary .. 70 4 5 2 1 - 1 - 83
Waterford .. 29 12 1 3 1 - - - 46
Westmeath 35 4 - - 1 - - - 40
Wexford .. 30 8 2 - - - 1 - 41
Wicklow .. 21 2 - - - - - - 23
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---TOTALS · . 1,115 199 125 37 25 8 15 4 1,528
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9. SCOILEANNA INA MUINTEAR GACH ABI-IAR TRf GHAEILGEACH AMHAIN AN BEARLA.
10. SCHOOLS IN WHICH ALL THE WORK IS NOT DONE THROUGHTHE MEDIUM OF IRISH BUT IN WHICH IN TWO OR MORECONSECUTIVE CLASSES OR STANDARDS, IRISH IS THE SOLEMEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION.
Gaeltacht Galltacht Iornlan
Contae Scoil- Scoil- Scoil- Scoil- Scoil- Scoil-eanna eanna eanna eanna eanna eanna
Naionain eile Nafon ain eile Na.ion ain eile
Ceatharloch .. - - - - - -
Cabhan .. - - - - - -cu- .. - -- I 10 1 10
Corcaigh .. - 10 4 19 4 29
Dun na nGall - 90 - 9 - 99
Ath Cliath .. - - 5 5 5 5
Gaillimh - 64 1 14 1 78.,
Ciarral - 27 - 12 - 39..cm Dara - - - - - -..Cill Choinnigh - - 1 - 1 -
Laois - - - 2 - 2..Liathdruim - - - - - -..Luimneach - - 4 3 4 3..Longphort - - - - - -..Lughbhaidh .. - - - 1 - 1
Maigh Eo 1 41 - 10 1 51.,
Midhe - 2 1 1 1 3.,
Muineachan .. - - - - - -
Ua bhFailghe - - - 1 - 1
Roscomain - - - 1 - 1..Sligeach - - 1 2 1 2..Tiobrad Arann - - 1 2 1 2
Port Lairge - 2 - 4 - 6..Iar MM - - - 1 - 1..Loch Garman - - - - - -cm Manntain - - 1 - 1 -
IomUn .. 1 236 20 97 21 333
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11. NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND PUPILS FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS
Average DailyAttendance as
Number of Average Average Percentage ofYear Schools in Number of Daily Average
operation Pupils on Attendance Number onRolls Rolls
1960/61 . . 4,880 490,016 428,456 87.3
1961/62 .. 4,867 484,618 421,483 87.0
1962/63 .. 4,864 484,393 429,765 88.3
1963/64 .. 4,848 487,178 434,659 89.2
1964/65 ., 4,847 490,168 449,371 91.7
12. NUMBER OF PUPILS ON THE ROLLS FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARSARRANGED ACCORDING TO STANDARDS.
7thDate Infts. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th and Total
over--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
30th June,1961 .. 144,420 61,181 61,428 60,809 59,823 56,906 42,565 16,086 503,218
30th June,1962 .. 143,404 61,265 60,872 60,266 59,472 57,238 42,593 15,684 500,794
30th June,1963 .. 144,546 61,163 61,257 60,151 59,226 56,576 43,562 15,578 502,059
1st Feb.,1964 .. 112,570 62,213 60,157 59,886 59,051 58,602 47,095 16,590 476,164
1st Feb.,1965 .. 113,980 61,675 60,562 60,425 59,499 58,684 48,946 9,586 473,357
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13. NUMBER OF PUPILS IN NATIONAL SCHOOLS ON 1st FEBRUARY1965 BY AGE/STANDARD, BY SEX. '
BOYS
STANDARDYear of -- --- ---- --- --- -- --- --- TOTAL
Birth 7thInfants 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th & 8th
--- --- -- --- --- --- ---1961 .. 151 - - - - - - - 1511960 .. 12,079 63 - - - - - - 12,1421959 .. 23,364 468 5 - - - - - 23,8371958 .. ~ 18,985 8,452 363 16 1 - - - 27,8171957 .. 3,691 17,148 7,089 338 29 2 1 - 28,2981956 .. 300 5,037 16,169 6,187 323 13 2 - 28,0311955_ .. 83 631 6,324 14,934 5,128 297 8 1 27,4061954 .. 6 87 1,184 7,273 13,998 4,775 264 6 27,5931953 .. 3 18 211 1,957 7,512 12,999 3,975 188 26,8631952 .. - 7 66 484 2,662 8,088 12,167 1,392 24,8661951 .. - 3 16 106 686 3,028 7,077 2,108 13,0241950 .. - - 7 20 95 329 985 435 1,8511949 .. - - 2 6 .15 34 66 46 1691948 .. - - - - 2 3 3 5 131947 .. - 1 - - - - - - 11946 or
earlier .. - - - - - - - - ---- --- --- ---Total .. 58,662 31,915 31,436 31,321 30,431 29,568 124,548 4,181 242,062
" <'
~
--
GIRLS
Year ofSTANDARD--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- TOTAL
BirthInfants Ist 2nd 3rd 4th
7th &5th 6th 8th---- -- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
1961 .. 160 - - - - - - 1601960 11,964 6
-.. - - - - - 11,9701959 22,732 608 4
-.. - - - - - 23,3441958 .. 17,017 8,928 481 7 11957
- - - 26,434.. 3,225 15,589 7,758 412 14 4 - - 27,0021956 .. 191 4,177 15,006 6,609 425 16 1 - 26,4251955 .. 23 384 4,973 14,704 5,754 365 13 4 26,2201954 .. 4 54 749 5,853 14,080 5,094 301 14 26,1491953 .. 1 10 128 1,257 6,566 13,313 4,173 170 25,6181952 .. 1 3 24 219 1,855 7,555 12,071 1,507 23,2351951 .. - - 2 37 323 2,504 6,837 2,309 12,0121950 .. 2 1 1 6 36 230 904 843 2,0231949 .. 1 - - 1 10 35 881948
338 473.. - - - - 3 - 3 176 1821947 .. - - - - 1 - 3 431946 or
47
earlier .. - - - - - - - 1 1--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --Total .. 55,321 29,760 29,126 29,105 29,068 29,116 24,394 5,405 231,29-.
5
TOTAL
Year of Birth Boys Girls TOTAL
1961 .. .. .. .. 151 1601960
311
1959.. .. .. .. 12,142 11,970 24,112
1958.. .. .. .. 23,837 23,344 47,181
1957.. .. .. .. 27,817 26,434 54,251
1956.. .. .. .. 28,298 27,002 55,300
1955.. .. .. .. 28,031 26,425 54,456
1954.. .. .. .. 27,406 26,220 53,626
1953.. .. .. .. 27,593 26,149 53,742
1952.. .. .. .. 26,863 25,618 52,481
1951.. .. .. .. 24,866 23,235 48,101
1950.. .. .. .. 13,024 12,012 25,036
1949.. .. .. .. 1,851 2,023 3,874
1948.. .. .. .. 169 473 642
1947.. .. .. .. 13 182 195
1946 or ear1ie~ ... .. .. 1 47 4.. .. .. - 1 1
Total .. .. 242,062 231,295 473,357
NOTE. Pupils m Special National Schools and Secondary Top departments areexcluded.
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14. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PUPILS ON ROLLS AND IN ATTENDANCEIN EACH COUNTY AND COUNTY BOROUGH AND BOROUGHOF DUN LAOGHAIRE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1965.
Average Number of Pupils Average Daily Attendance Averageon Rolls of Pupils Daily
Attendant.County as Percentage
of AverageBoys Girl. Total Boys Girls Total No. of Pupils
on Rolls.
Lelnster:
Carlow County .. 3,243 2,982 6,225 2,861 2,649 5,510 88.5Dublin Co. Borougb .. 49,969 49,462 99,431 45,001 44,463 89,464 90.0Ddn Laoghaire Borough 3,726 4,427 8,153 3,348 3,976 7,324 89.8Remainder of
Dublin County .. 7,668 6,475 14,143 6,846 5,762 12,608 89.1Kildare County .. 6,561 6,397 12,958 5,802 5,680 11,482 88.6Kilkenny County .. 5,700 5,586 11,286 5,115 5,035 10,150 89.9Laois County .. 3,826 3,877 7,703 3,370 3,465 6,835 88.7Longford County .. 2,577 2,538 5,115 2,224 2,272 4,496 87.9Louth County .. 6,636 5,887 12,523 5,910 5,246 11,156 89.1Meath County .. 5,930 5,664 11,594 5,134 4,844 9,978 86.1Offaly County .. 4,942 5,329 10,271 4,381 4,786 9,167 89.2Westmeath County .. 5,141 5,028 10,169 4,529 4,470 8,999 88.5Wexford County .. 7,486 7,674 15,160 6,542 6,729 13,271 87.5Wicklow County .. 4,921 4,861 9,782 4,296 4,291 8,587 87.8
Munster:
Clare County .. 5,976 5,839 11,815 5,302 5,247 10,549 89.3Cork Co. Borough .. 9,910 9,669 19,579 9,081 8,812 17,893 91.4Cork County .. 18,147 17,424 35,571 16,329 15,872 32,201 90.5Kerry County .. 9,787 9,435 19,222 8,819 8,545 17,364 90.3Limerick Co. Borough 5,129 5,320 10,449 4,638 4,816 9,454 90.5Limerick County .. 7,717 6,890 14,607 6,900 6,203 13,103 89,7Tipperary County .. 11,328 11,270 22,598 10,223 10,178 20,401 90.3Waterford Co. Borough 2,701 3,062 5,763 2,506 2,854 5,360 93.0Waterford County .. 3,735 3,612 7,347 3,330 3,258 6,588 89.7
Connacht:
Galway Co. Borough 2,117 2,047 4,164 1,911 1,832 3,743 89.4Galway County .. 11,654 11,323 22,977 10,078 9,984 20,062 87.3Leitrim County .. 2,589 2,501 5,090 2,248 2,186 4,434 87.1Mayo County .. 10,597 10,200 20,797 9,201 8,985 18,186 87.4Roscommon County .. 5,081 5,317 10,398 4,365 4,620 8,985 86.4Sligo County .. 4,664 4,691 9,355 4,002 4,104 8,106 86.6
Ulster (part of) :
Cavan County .. 4,681 4,616 9,297 4,053 4,052 8,105 87.2Donegal County 9,322 9,226 18,548 8,063 8,094 16,157 87.1Monaghan County .. 4,018 4,060 8,078 3,439 3,526 6,965 86.2
TOTALS .. 247,479 242,689 490,168 226,576 222,795 449,371 91.7
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15. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PUPILS ON ROLLS (A) OVER 6 ANDUNDER 14, (B) OVER 14 YEARS OF AGE ON ROLLS IN EACHCOUNTY AND COUNTY BOROUGH FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30THJUNE, 1965.
Average Number of Pupils on Average Number of PupilsRolls over 6 and under 14 over 14 years of age
COUNTY years of age
Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
Lelnster:
Carlow County .. 2,813 2,371 5,184 34 140 174Du blin Co, Borough .. 42,062 40,271 82,333 1,781 2,709 4,490Dun Laoghaire Borough 2,937 3,487 6,424 23 132 155Remainder of
Dublin County .. 6,410 5,272 11,682 173 245 418Kildare County .. 5,149 5,238 10,387 442 282 724Kilkenny County .. 4,874 4,528 9,402 SI 269 320Laois County .. .. 3,293 3,143 6,436 158 256 414Longford County .. 2,254 2,160 4,414 159 84 243Louth County .. .. 5,426 4,954 10,380 203 108 311Meath County .. 5,185 4,771 9,956 124 107 231Offaly County .. .. 4,203 4,339 8,542 61 249 310Westmeath County .. 4,350 4,208 8,558 59 107 166Wexford County .. 6,409 6,164 12,573 169 695 864Wicklow County .. 4,176 4,182 8,358 129 212 341
Munster:
Clare County .. 5,225 5,036 10,261 103 113 216Cork Co. Borough .. 8,143 7,754 15,897 402 363 765Cork County •. .. 15,386 14,598 29,984 685 672 1,357Kerry County .. 8,357 8,089 16,446 176 198 374Limerick Co. Borough .. 4,058 4,297 8,355 46 132 178Limerick County .. 6,729 5,959 12,688 284 253 537Tipperary County .. 9,541 9,115 18,656 182 536 718Waterford Co. Borough 2,127 2,094 4,221 173 368 541Waterford County .. 3,162 2,898 6,060 180 267 447
Connacht:
Galway Co. Borough .. 1,677 1,615 3,292 34 50 84Galway County .. 10,027 9,572 19,599 348 339 687Leitrim County .. 2,203 2,104 4,307 33 106 139Mayo County .. .. 9,153 8,729 17,882 236 274 510Roscommon County .. 4,142 4,121 8,263 182 502 684Sligo County .. .. 4,007 3,688 7,695 95 391 486
Ulster (part of):
Cavan County .. 4,038 4,015 8,053 87 95 182Donegal County .. 8,031 7,753 15,784 206 327 533Monaghan County .. 3,325 3,255 6,580 48 209 257
TOTALS .. 202,143 193,821 395,964 7,066 10,791 17,857
2216. NUMBER OF PUPILS PROMOTED ON 1st JULY, 1965, IN EACH COUNTY
AND COUNTY BOROUGH, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO STANDARDS.
County To 1st To 2nd To 3rd To 4th To 5th To 6th To 7th To Sec. TOTAL
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Topand over
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---Lelnster:
Carlow County .. 779 680 663 770 688 655 442 88 4,765Dublin Co. Borough 12,361 13,912 11,901 11,538 11,190 9,698 4,113 1,020 75,733Ddn Laoghaire
Borough .. 1,009 994 872 936 815 729 450 42 5,847Remainder of
Dublin County .. 1,821 1,809 1,686 1,660 1,426 1,280 668 29 10,379Kildare County ., 1,572 1,747 1,480 1,476 1,461 1,316 829 151 10,032Kilkenny County .. 1,397 1,341 1,305 1,323 1,290 1,180 820 120 8,776Laois County .. 847 923 839 909 902 800 548 85 5,853Longford County .. 665 651 588 606 643 571 462 - 4,186Louth County .. 1,489 1,619 1,378 1,422 1,342 1,327 965 14 9,556Meath County .. 1,443 1,466 1,391 1,418 1,437 1,284 901 - 9,340Offaly County ., 1,286 1,275 1,249 1,147 1,145 992 705 117 7,916Westmeath County .. 1,304 1,390 1,177 1,233 1,147 1,007 811 - 8,069Wexford County .. 1,820 1,928 1,756 1,723 1,741 1,551 953 287 11,759Wicklow County .. 1,232 1,203 1,177 1,157 1,148 1,000 654 68 7,639
Munster:
Clare County .. 1,595 1,428 1,322 1,411 1,353 1,265 802 - 9,176Cork Co, Borough .. 2,528 2,188 2,254 2,220 2,074 1,816 752 206 14,038Cork County .. 4,569 4,272 4,213 4,246 4,151 3,934 2,739 198 28,322Kerry County .. 2,324 2,357 2,479 2,353 2,272 2,187 1,612 - 15,584Limerick Co. Borough 1,572 1,446 1,050 1,117 1,148 1,012 412 - 7,757Limerick County .. 1,802 1,850 1,758 1,744 1,719 1,654 877 69 11,473Tipperary County .. 2,841 2,774 2,791 2,611 2,532 2,464 1,455 158 17,626Waterford Co. Borough 732 591 600 566 608 480 561 328 4,466Waterford County ., 925 892 862 808 857 745 419 69 5,577
Connacht:
Galway Co. Borough 529 431 459 389 468 431 355 - 3,062Galway County .. 2,696 2,695 2,720 2,599 2,734 2,578 2,162 42 18,228Leitrim County .. 583 591 635 581 580 606 551 7 4,134Mayo County .. 2,468 2,461 2,403 2,438 2,508 2,290 1,957 36 16,561Roscommon County 1,163 1,159 1,115 1,141 1,175 1,112 905 213 7,983Sligo County .. 1,219 1,028 1,127 1,045 1,194 1,017 804 95 7,529
Ulster (part of):
Cavan County .. 1,103 1,141 1,144 1,145 1,149 1,067 930 - 7,679Donegal County .. 2,136 2,108 2,177 2,083 2,209 2,089 2,184 116 15,102Monaghan County .. 848 1,025 981 957 1,007 845 858 - 6,521
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---TOTALS .. 60,660 61,375 57,552 56,772 56,113 50,982 33,656 3,558 380,668
17. NUMBER OF SCHOOLS, TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS ON ROLLS AND RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION OF PUPILS INEACH COUNTY AND COUNTY BOROUGH ON 30TH JUNE 1965.
Total Number of Pupils on Rolls Religious Denomination of Pupils on Rolls on 30/6/1965.County Number on 30th June, 1965
ofSchools Church of Presby- Method-
Boys Girls Total Catholic Ireland terian ist Jewish Others Total
LelnsterCarlow County .. .. . . .. 61 3,401 3,143 6,544 6,174 359 3 6 2 - 6,544Dublin Co. Borough .. .. .. . . 289 49,937 49,595 99,532 96,813 2,167 177 124 158 93 99,532Dim Laoghaire Borough .. .. .. 33 3,858 4,596 8,454 7,851 501 52 17 15 18 8,454Remainder of
Dublin County .. .. .. .. 96 7,828 6,650 14,478 13,808 580 42 18 2 28 14,478Kildare County .. .. .. .. 98 6,735 6,574 13,309 13,078 220 5 2 - 4 13,309Kilkenny County .. .. .. .. 138 5,962 5,846 11,808 11,610 181 - 3 - 14 11,808Laois County .. .. .. .. 97 3,731 4,286 8,017 7,627 377 - 7 - 6 8,017Longford County .. .. .. .. 72 2,6S2 2,689 5,371 5,245 109 5 7 - 5 5,371Louth County .. .. .. .. .. 86 6,844 6,170 13,014 12,796 185 29 2 - 2 13,014Meath County .. .. .. ., 125 6,207 5,981 12,188 12,046 122 13 - - 7 12,188Offaly County .. .. .. .. .. 102 5,202 5,560 10,762 10,489 239 1 24 - 9 10,762Westmeath County .. .. .. .. 103 5,341 5,185 10,526 10,372 140 7 6 - 1 10,562Wexford County .. .. .. .. 142 7,785 7,975 15,760 15,363 380 10 6 - 1 15,760Wicklow County .. .. .. .. 110 5,123 5,035 10,158 9,483 584 18 51 - 22 10,158
Munster:Clare County .. .. .. . . 176 6,193 6,186 12,379 12,343 25 3 5 - 3 12,379Cork Co. Borough .. .. .. .. 65 10,230 9,965 20,195 19,887 251 15 13 7 22 20,195Cork County .. .. .. .. . . 458 19,041 18,224 37,265 36,385 743 19 67 - 51 37,265Kerry County .. .. .. . . 257 10,265 9,983 20,248 20,123 122 - - - 3 20,248Limerick Co. Borough .. .. .. . . 28 5,249 5,471 10,720 10,580 110 12 7 - 11 10,720Limerick County .. .. .. .. 180 8,062 7,272 15,334 15,242 63 - 21 - 8 15,334Tipperary County .. .. .. .. 248 11,709 11,803 23,512 23,256 221 5 18 - 12 23,512Waterford Co. Borough .. .. ., 16 2,841 3,131 5,972 5,921 42 1 2 - 6 5,972Waterford County .. .. .. .. 96 3,862 3,785 7,647 7,594 44 2 5 - 2 7,647---- ----- ----- ----
Connacht:Galway Co. Borough .. .. .. .. 14 2,223 2,135 4,358 4,342 16 - - - - 4,358Galway County .. .. .. ., 324 12,133 11,971 24,104 24,001 84 7 - - 12 24,104Leitrim County .. .. .. ., 125 2,726 2.636 5,362 5,225 120 4 13 - - 5,362Mayo County .. .. .. .. 328 10,950 10;807 21,757 21,642 94 10 5 - 6 21,757Roscommon County .. .. .. .. 160 5,241 5,527 10,768 10,703 61 3 - - 1 10.768Sligo County .. .. .. .. .. 143 4,849 4,843 9,692 9,351 295 26 10 - 10 9,692---- ----
Ulster (part of):Cavan County .. .. .. .. 190 4,893 4,820 9,713 8,929 619 128 28 - 9 9,713Donegal County .. .. .. .. 354 9,586 9,589 19,175 17,308 935 810 100 - 22 19,175Monaghan County .. .. .. . . 133 4,194 4,236 8,430 7,705 241 461 11 - 12 8,430
TOTALS .. .. 4,847 254,883 251,669 506,552 493,292 10,230 1,868 578 184 400 506,552
97.38 2.02 0.37 0.11 0.04 0.08 100%
Precentage of Total Number of Pupils on Rolls
-
24 25
18. NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN SERVICE ON 30TH JUNE FOR THEPAST FIVE YEARS. 20. NUMBER OF PERSONS APPOI
DURING THE YEAR END
1961 1962 1963 1964 1965--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ------
MEN WMen Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ------Principals .. .. 2,666 1,763 2,652 1,756 2,647 1,763 2,625 1,767 2,608 1,786 203
Assistants .. .. 1,410 4,718 1,413 4,807 1,417 4,940 1,436 5,037 1,492 5,305
Junior AssistantThese figures do not include teachers
30th June, 1964, and who were re-appointeMistresses .. .. - 1,221 - 1,178 - 1,206 - 1,186 - 1,075
Members of ReligiousOrders in Schools Paidby Capitation .. 403 1,851 418 1,867 433 1,812 434 1,812 426 1,777
21. TEACHERS WHO LEFT THE S--- --- --- ------ --- --- --- --- ENDED 30th JUTotal Trained Teachers .. 4,232 7,277 4,228 7,409 4,261 7,682 4,297 7,967 4,333 8,276--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total Untrained Teachers 247 2,276 255 2,199 236 2,039 198 1,835 193 1,667--- --- --- --- --- --- ------ --- ---
Total Teachers " 4,479 9,553 4,483 9,608 4,497 9,721 4,495 9,802 4,526 9,943 MEN--- --- --- --- --------- --- ------
Supernumeraries .. 12 486 6 455 7 397 5 391 2 372
Superannuated · . 66
19. NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN SERVICE ON 30th JUNE, 1965. Died . . · . 16
Married . . · . -TRAINED UNTRAINED TOTAL Gone Abroad · . 6
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---Men Women Men Women Trained Un- Grand Other Reasons · . 88
trained Total--- --- --- --- --- ---
Classification: TOTAL · . 176
Religious .. .. .. 302 443 31 46 745 77 822
Lay .. .. · . 3,403 5,297 17 1,179 8,700 1,196 9,896
Capitation:
Religious .. .. 282 1,369 144 408 1,651 552 2,203
Lay .. . . · . 346 1,167 1 34 1,513 35 1,548
--- --- --- --- --- ---
TOTALS · . 4,333 8,276 193 1,667 12,609 1,860 14,469
- - - - - - -Supernumeraries .. · . - 104 2 268 104 270 374
--- --- --- --- --- ---Total Lay .. .. 3,749 6,464 18 1,213 10,213 1,231 11,444
--- --- --- --- --- ---Total Religious Excl. Supers. 584 1,812 175 454 2,396 629 3,025
--- --- --- --- --- ---Total Religious lncl. Supers. 584 1,916 177 722 2,500 899 3,399
NTED FOR THE FIRST TIMEED 30th JUNE, 1965.
OMEN
388 591
TOTAL
who had been out of the service ond during the year.
ERVICE DURING THE YEARNE, 1965.
WOMEN TOTAL
148 214
16 32
26 26
25 31
107 195
322 498
22(a).
26TABLE SHOWING IN RESPECT OF EACH RECOGNISED SPECIALEDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION THE NUMBER OF TEACHERS(NON-GRADUATES) ELIGIBLE FOR A BONUS UNDER THATHEAD.
Department's Higher Ard OtherTeaching Higher Froebel Teastas Qualifica-Diploma Certificate Certificate Gaeilge tions
--- --- --- --- --- --- --- -- --Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women
------ --- --- --- --- ---:-I-~~-94 68 15 1 6 139 44
22(b). NUMBER OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
Men
1,364
Women Total
575789
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23. SCALES OF SALARIES AND OTHER GRANTS FOR NATIONALTEACHERS.
1. Following the acceptance by the Government of the finding of theChairman of the Arbitration Board on a claim for an increase in the salaries ofnational teachers the Minister for Education with the concurrence of the Ministerfor Finance has revised, with effect from 1st December, 1964, the scales of salarypayable to national school teachers. The revised scales of salary are as follows:
TRAINED TEACHERS.
PRINCIPALS AND ASSISTANTS:
(a) Married Men: £770-£31 X 5, £41 X 5, £51 X 4, £52 X3-£1,490.
(b) Women and Single Men: £620-£24 X 5, £32 X 5, £41 x4, £42 x3-£1,190
NOTE: Single men who qualified prior to 31st October, 1946, on reaching themaximum-£1,190-will be eligible for a further increment of £47 oncompletion of one year's satisfactory service. Any such teacher whomarries on a date later by four years than the date he reaches themaximum of £1,237 will not be eligible for the gratuity of £100 on transferto the salary scale for married men teachers.
(c) Junior Assistant Teachers (trained Junior Assistant Mistresses)Rule 90(1) :-£620-£24 X 5, £32 X 5, £41 X 3-£1,023.
UNTRAINED TEACHERS.
PRINCIPALS AND ASSISTANTSAPPOINTEDPRIOR TO 1ST JANUARY, 1921 and also.subject to certain conditions, untrained teachers who qualified prior to 1stJanuary, 1921, but who were appointed subsequent to 31st December, 1920.
(d) Married Men: £705-£33 X5, £46 X 5, £56 X 5-£1,380.
(e) Women and single men: £555-£27X5, £33X5, £43 X 5-£1,070.
PRINCIPALS AND ASSISTANTSAPPOINTED AFTER 31ST DECEMBER, 1920:
(f) Married Men: £610-£26x5, £38x5, £50x5-£1,180.
(g) Women and single men: £460-£23 X 5, £28 X 5, £35 X5-£890.
NOTE: Teachers recognised temporarily under Rule 78 (2){a){ii), pendingtraining, may not proceed beyond £552.
JUNIOR ASSISTANT MISTRESSES.
(h) Untrained Junior Assistant Mistresses, Rule 90(1): £460-£23 x5, £28 X 5,£35 X 5-£890.
(i) Junior Assistant Mistresses, trained and untrained, Rule 90(2)-£460.Such a Junior Assistant Mistress is eligible for an additional £47 perannum on completion of five years' satisfactory service.
2. Teachers serving on or since 1st December, 1964 are placed in the revisedscales of salary at the points corresponding to those reached in the scales whichwere operative on 30th November, 1964.
3 .. The special increment of salary payable to serving widow teachers hasbeen increased from £56 to £60 with effect from 1st December, 1964.
A .man teacher who is qualified in accordance with the regulations receives agratuity of £100 on transfer to the scale for married men.
CHILDRBN'S ALLOWANCES(NON-PENSIONABLE)IN ADDITION TO SCALE SALARYIN CBRTAIN CASES FROM 1ST JULY, 1959.
Manied Men-1,32 on all eligible children i.e. under 16 years of age or be-tween 16 and 21 years. if invalided or at school or college.
Widows of married men teachers and serving widow teachers receive the same'
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SECTION n.-ANNUAL ALLOWANCESPAYABLE TO PRINCIPAL TEACHERSPRIVILEGEDASSISTANTTEACHERSAND VICE-PRINCIPALTEACHERSFROM '
THE 1ST FEBRUARY,1964.(1) Principal Teachers.
£95£125£185£245£305£370£430
Category of Schoolbased on enrolment of pupils. All Principal Teachers
Under 50 units50- 99
100-199 ••200-299 ••300-399 ••400-499 ••500 and over(Plus £60 for each additional 100 units)
Privileged Assistants£95
£125£185
(2) Vice-Principal Teachers and special Lay Assistants. £95
SECTIONIlL-BONUSES IN RESPECTOFCERTAINEDUCATIONALQUALIFICATIONS.(1) Recognised teachers in classification national schools, and(2) Recognised lay assistant teachers on the minimum staffs and lay extra
assistant teachers in capitation national schools, with special educationalqualifications, are eligible, on certain conditions, to receive annual bonuses at thefollowing rates under the terms of Rule 108:-
£ s. d.(a) Third year course of training or Teaching Diploma • . 16 0 0(b) Department's Higher Certificate awarded under Rule 93 . . 32 0 0(c) Bachelor's Degree (Pass) of a recognised University 32 0 0NO!B (i)-Not more than one of the above bonuses may be held at one
time.(d) Higher Froebel Certificate (Infant school teachers only) •. 14 0 0(.) Ard Teastas Gaeilge, awarded by the Minister .• 24 0 0(f) Higher Diploma in Education (Pass) .. • . 16 0 0(g) Master's Degree of a recognised University (Pass) . . 16 0 0(h) Honours in Bachelor's Degree and/or Master's Degree and/
or Higher Diploma in Education--one bonus of 17 0 0NOTE {ii)-Any one or more of the bonuses under (d) to (h) inclusive
may be held in addition to a bonus under (a) or (b) or (c). but thetotal amount payable in bonuses to any teacher shall not exceed £65in anyone year.
SECTIONIV.-ALLOWANCES IN AID OF RENT.These allowances were incorporated in the salary scales with effect from
1st September, 1963.
2924. ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS
(a) PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION HELD ON11th JUNE 1965,
No. ofNo. ofPupils in No. of
Sixth Pupils Pupils Percentage
County Standard presented who of Pupilson the for Passed who Passed
30th June, Examination1965.
arlow 546 556 490 88.13., ..869 674 77.56957avan .. ..
1,097 929 81.95lare ., ., 1,163 86.82rk 5,087 5,070 4,402.. .. 1,540 81.82
Donegal ., · . 2,024 1,88210,533 10,640 8,533 80.20
Dublin .. · .Galway 2,748 2,676 2,151 80.04· . · .
1,972 1,875 1,644 87.68Kerry .. · .Kildare 1,193 1,146 954 83.25· . .. 885 88.06Kilkenny .. · . 1,026 1,005
76.35Laois 686 647 494.. ..
525 423 80.57Leitrim 544.. · . 2,176 1,816 82.07Limerick ., .. 2,314Longford 601 538 382 71.00· . · . 79.14Louth 1,135 1,112 880· . · . 79.97Mayo .. · . 2,187 2,132 1,705Meath 1,014 968 801 86.01· . .,
646 84.67Monaghan .. .. 788 763840 807 614 76.08Offaly · . · . 960 777 80.94Roscommon · . 1,054
Sligo 937 876 736 84.02.. · . 2,274 1,715 75.41Tipperary .. 2,185
1,285 1,240 1,083 87.34Waterford .. ..Westmeath · . 925 877 708 80.73Wexford .. 1,333 1,251 998 79.78.. 703 82.7lWicklow .. ., 851 850
TOTAL .. 45,928 44,812 36,683 81.63%
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PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION.
The certificate testifies to the successful completion of the sixth class pro-gramme by the pupils of the National School and to their passi?g the writtenexamination in Irish, English, and Arithmetic. The pass standard 111 each subjectis 40 per cent; but, in the case of pupils of Gaeltacht schools, 30 per cent IS
accepted as a pass mark in English.
30(b) OTHBR EXAMINATION~.
Examination No. ofCandidatesExaminedTraining College Entrance Examination:
(a) Candidates for admission to training. . • .(b) Candidates for qualification as Untrained Assis-
tant Teacher(c) Candidates for recognition as Temporary Princi pal
Teachers in small schools
2.153
184
3
Examination for Students in Final Year of Training College Course(including retrials)
Examination for Certificates in IrishBilingnal Certificate 10Ard Teastas 8
2.340
591
1815Examination for Entrance to Colaiste Moibhi
Examination for Post-Primary Scholarships to(a) Pupils from Gaeltacht areas(b) Pupils from Gaeltacht Islands(c) Pupils from Islands other than Gaeltacht Islands ..(d) Pupils under Local Authorities' Schemes(e) Pupils under Erasmus Smith Schools Act Scheme ..(f) Pupils under other Schemes
3663218
9,495124
4
9,715** This figure represents the true overall number of pupils who competed for
Post-Primary Scholarships under the various Schemes listed above. Thefigure given for each individual category includes pupils who were candidatesunder more than one scheme.
25. COLAISTE MOIBHf PREPARATORY COLLEGE AND POST-PRIMARY SCHOLARSHIPS.
15 girls presented themselves for the Entrance Examination for St. MoibhiCollege. the Preparatory College for Protestant students. Out of this number 8were called.
SECONDARYSCHOOLSCHOLARSHIPS:-A total of 80 scholarships were awardedto Gaeltacht children on the results achieved in a special examination. Thesescholarships offer the customary five years course in an approved SecondarySchool. Distribution of the scholarships in 1965 resulted as follows:-
AwardedExamined Passed Scholarships
Province
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
Ulster · . · . 67 117 39 51 22 21
Connacht · . · . 40 78 19 34 13 16
Munster · . · . 28 30 14 15 4 3
Leinster · . · . 2 4 1 - 1 -
TOTAL .. 137 229 73 100 40 40
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26. TEACHERS' PENSIONS.
On 31st December. 1964. the pensions granted were as follows:----
I MBN WOMEN TOTAL
~I I. No. I. No. eTotal payable on 31st
902 409.576 2.671 832.826 3.573 1.242.402December. 1963 ..
Pensions granted during yearended 31st December.1964:-
On disablement .. 7 4.687 16 6.407 23 11.094
On ordinary retirement 55 32.137 137 56.253 192 88.39On retirement owing to
inefficiency .. .. 1 280 - - 1 28
Revisions. etc. .. - 18,345 - 37.144 - 55.48
TOTAL .. 965 465,025 2.824 932.630 3.789 1.397.65--- ----
Pensions ceased during theyear ended 31st December.
67 29.666 136 40.419 203 70.081964. through death ..
Pensions ceased on re-appointment. etc. . . 2 1.224 3 1.163 5 2,38
TOTAL .. 69 30.890 139 41,582 208 72.47
Pensions payable on 31stDecember. 1964 .. 896 434.135 2.685 891,048 3.581 1.325.18
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5
5
7
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3
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27(a). TRAINING COLLEGES.
No. of Final Year Final Year (Retrial)students Examination, 1965 Examination, 1965
Name of College on l stNovember Number Number Number Number
1964 Examined Passed. Examined Passed.
St. Patrick's119 101 3 1Drumcondra, Dublin 232
Our Lady of Mercy,Carysfort Park, Black-
457 233 222 1 1rock .. · .
Mary Immaculate, Lim-260 128 110 - -erick . . · .
Church of Ireland, Du blin 50 18 17 7 3
St. Mary's, Marino,30 1 1Dublin . . · . 104 35
De La Salle, Waterford .. 43 17 17 - -
Maria Assumpta Training23 14 6 2College, (Froebel) · . -
TOTALS 1,146 573 511 18 8"
27(b). NATIONAL TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGES.
(i) Catholic lay candidates accepted for training.
Candidates accepted for trainingAccommodation Number of
Name of College available for vacancies On results oflay students in 1965 Training College University Other
Entrance GraduatesExamination
St. Patrick's, Drumcondra,170 (483)1 7 6
Dublin .. .. .. 300 (male) 183
Our Lady of Mercy, Carysfort360 (female)Park, Blackrock ., ..
277 (838)1 2 3282Mary Immaculate, Limerick .. 210 (female)
1 Numbers who passed the Training College Entrance Examination.
(ii) CHURCH OF IRELAND TRAINING COLLEGE.
6 women and 1 man from the Training College Entrance Examinationand 16 women from Col aiste Moibhi, the Preparatory College forProtestant students, were admitted in 1965.
3328. EXPENDITURE BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND BY THE STATEON POST PRIMARY AND UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS UNDER THELOCAL AUTHORITIES (EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS' AMENDMENT
ACT, 1961.)
COUNTY
Gross Amount expended by LOcal Authorityduring the local financial year 1964-65
Post-Primary University TotalScholarships Scholarships
£ s. d.
Carlow ..Cavan ..Clare ..Cork CityCork CountyDonegal ..Dublin County ..Dublin CityGalway ..Kerry ..KilkennyKildare ..Leitrim ..Laois ..Limerick CountyLimerick City ..Longford ..Louth.. ..Mayo.. ..Meath .• ..Monaghan ..Offaly.. ..Roscommon ..Sligo.. ..Tipperary S.R. . .Tipperary N.R. ..Waterford CountyWaterford City ..WestmeathWexfordWicklow
TOTALS
£ s. d.
3,603 6 87,422 13 07,710 0 06,559 11 0
21,423 0 06,630 6 6
15,107 10 1155,699 11 314,478 1 07,151 5 08,900 0 07,355 0 33,645 0 06,080 0 09,990 13 63,788 0 03,414 0 04,945 0 07,466 4 0
11,003 1 16,805 0 07,384 11 87,533 19 05,391 1 6
12,997 3 56,870 0 05,990 0 02,234 1 07,249 4 97,562 5 65,445 6 8
£ s. d.
1,941 132,520 02,266 63,191 78,216 03,920 77,195 0
21,909 188,529 13,589 103,502 103,862 71,490 02,090 05,875 02,275 81,515 02,362 03,741 166,180 03,520 02,262 103,946 172,701 08,129 24,680 03,252 01,189 102,943 105,700 02,978 6
1137,476 2
4 5,545 0 00 9,942 13 08 9,976 6 84 9,750 18 40 29,639 0 01 10,550 13 70 22,302 10 110 77,609 9 39 23,007 2 90 10,740 15 00 12,402 10 03 11,217 7 60 5,135 0 00 8,170 0 00 15,865 13 60 6,063 8 00 4,929 0 00 7,307 0 08 11,208 0 80 17,183 1 10 10,325 0 00 9,647 1 86 11,480 16 60 8,092 1 60 21,126 5 50 11,550 0 00 9,242 0 00 3,423 11 08 10,192 15 50 13,262 5 68 8,423 13 4
11 425,311 0 7
£ s. d.
2,741 8 94,329 10 05,366 1 34,945 4 6
15,653 0 05,330 17 11
11,151 5 641,266 1 78,816 16 95,498 10 05,663 0 05,674 6 82,167 4 103,881 10 07,135 18 42,689 19 52,375 2 103,850 4 05,771 10 08,525 7 24,158 0 03,523 9 34,735 10 03,565 0 76,294 19 84,488 17 114,235 13 11,598 4 75,138 0 06,293 0 04,482 12 4
201,306 6 11.. £ 287,834 17 8
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NBT TOTAL .• 16,540,852 13 11
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29. TRANSPORT SERVICES (INCLUDING BOAT SERVICES) IN
OPERATION ON THE 31st MARCH. 1965.
30. STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE FROM PUBLIC FUNDS ON
PRIMARY EDUCATION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH.
1965.
Transport Transport ServiceService under special schemes
County under for conveyance Boatgeneral of Protestant Service
Rule 30(2) children to school
Carlow .. .. - 2 -Cavan .. .. .. 1 8 -Clare .. .. .. 1 - -Cork .. .. .. 10 26 -Donegal .. .. 8 5 -Dublin .. .. 3 - -Galway .. . . 24 1 2Kerry .. .. 8 3 -Kildare .. .. 2 2 -Kilkenny .. .. 3 3 -Laois .. .. .. S 6 -Leitrim .. .. 1 1 -Limerick .. .. - 4 -Longford .. .. 3 4 -Louth .. .. .. 2 2 -Mayo .. .. . . 20 4 -Meath .. .. .. 4 5 -Monaghan .. .. 4 1 -Offaly .. .. , . - I 3 -Roscommon · . .. - - -Sligo .. · . .. 2 6 -Tipperary · . .. - 4 -Waterford .. .. 2 2 -Westmeath .. .. - 4 -Wt'xford .. ., 3 6 -Wicklow .. .. 7 9 -
TOTAL .. 113 111 2
Service
Salaries, etc., of Teachers in Classification Schools andGrants to Capitation Schools 14,307,407 4 7
Model Schools (Miscellaneous Expenses) 8,201 11 6
• To these figures must be added a due proportion of the cost ofAdministration, Inspection, etc.
TRAINING COLLEGBS:
Training Colleges under Private Management
Repayable Advances of Training College Fees to students
Preparatory College, etc., including contributions toPension Fund
Special Courses for Teachers of Physically and MentallyHandicapped Children
Examinations
NATIONALSCHOOLS:
Transport Services
Incidental Expenses
Free Grants of School Requisites
Grants towards the cost of Heating. Cleaning and Paintingof Schools . . .. .. .. ..
Grants towards the cost of Free School Books for neces-sitous children
SCHEME FOR PAYMENT OF GRANTS FOR CO VEYANCE AND
MAINTEr ANCE OF SCHOOL PUPILS.Superannuation, etc .• of Teachers
As an alternative to the grant of aid to a new school or the continuance ofaid to an existing school, the Department may contribute towards the cost ofthe conveyance of pupils to a national school. Under an agreement made withthe Representative Church Body of the Church of Ireland, the Departmentcontributes towards the cost of conveyance to school under Protestant manage-ment of Protestant children to whom a suitable school is not readily accessible.A table is given above showing the number of transport services (includingboat services) under these schemes which were in operation on 31st March, 1965.
Transport services for the conveyance of children from the Finglas andBallyfermot districts to Dublin City continued to operate. Special State-aidedtransport services for the conveyance of children to special schools for handi-capped children were in operation during the school year 1964-65.
The total State expenditure on transport services (including bus-services andboat-services) for the financial year ended on 31st March, 1965 was £41,133 ascompared with £36,603 for the financial year ended on 31st March, 1964.
GROSS TOTAL ..
Deduct Receipts
In special cases the Department may provide a maintenance grant fornecessitous island children who board on the mainland for the purpose of attendingschool. The maximum grant is 3/- per child in respect of each school-day onwhich the child is boarded on the mainland.
*Expenditure
£ s. d.
207,319 15 6
25,406 13 4
19,203 4 7
4,704 16 5
17,328 18
41,133 6
971 2 2
42,669 18 5
296,707 5 10
3,729 11 11
1,697,695 2 9
16,672,478 11 2
131,625 17 3
SECTION Ill.SECONDARY EDUCATION.
1
SECONDARY EDUCATION STATISTICS.
I.-SCHOOLS ANDPUPILS.
TABLBshowing for the School Year 1964-65, the number of recognised Schools, as classified, and the number of Pupils in attendanceat Secondary classes at the beginning of the School Year.
NUMBEROF PUPILSNumber Number
Type of School of taking Boys Girls TotalSchools Boarders
Day Day Day GrandBoarders Pupils Total Boarders Pupils Total Boarders Pupils Total
1964-65Boys .. .. 233 79 11,086 32,470 43,556 - - - 11,086 32,470 43,556Girls .. . . 263 135 - - - 11,281 30,644 41,925 11,281 30,644 41,925Mixed .. .. 77 19 352 2,805 3,157 793 3,558 4,351 1,145 6,363 7,508
TOTALS .. 573 233 11,438 35,275 46,713 12,074 34,202 46,276 23,512 69,477 92,989
H.-IRISH ANDBILINGUALSCHOOLS.TABLEshowing for the School Year 1964-65, the number of Schools admitted to Class A, B (1) and B (2), and the number of
Pupils in attendance at such schools at the beginning of the School Year.
NUMBEROF PUPILSNumber of Schools
Boys Girls Total
A B (1) B (2) A B (1) B (2) A B (1) B (2) A B (1) B (2)
1964-65Boys' Schools .. .. 22 22 36 4,311 4,621 9,959 - - - 4,311 4,621 9,959Girls' Schools .. .. 35 27 36 - - - 6,690 4,187 5,057 6,690 4,187 5,057Mixed Schools .. .. 17 7 14 581 273 435 1,089 472 795 1,670 745 1,230
TOTALS .. .. 74 56 86 4,892 4,894 10,394 7,779 4,659 5,852 12,671 9,553 16,246
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12,981 924 11,160 221Boys .. 12,892 - ~ - - 2,973 12 62 431 7,905 10,149 - 152Girls .. 12,121 - ~ 12,211 - - 11 4,044 7,694 332 8 274 759 8,766 10,823 - 330
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567 3,480 12,760 1,686 4,072 4,162 1,295Boys .. .. .. 2,938 - - 705 225 327 225 45 -Girls .. .. .. 1,996 2,575 1,607 8,750 - 36 - 679 319 751 - 271 1,431 5,503 7,435 -
Intsrmediate Certificate:1,347 11,986 33,177 25,972Boys .. .. .. 8,391 - - - - - 979 - - - - 495
Girls .. . . .. 10,551 9,082 9,732 28,794 5,660 - 9,985 - - - - - - - 22,964 ---- --- --- --- --- -- --- -- --- --- -- -- -- --- --- --
TOTALS .. .. 23,876 13,571 26,805 83,481 5,660 1,722 35,957 4,751 4,481 2,046 1,684 496 1,758 5,728 30,444 495
41
IV.-TABLE showing, for the School Year 1964-65, the Classification of Schoolsaccording to Numbers of Pupils in Attendance at the beginning of theSchool Year.
NUMBER OF SCHOOLSNumber of Pupils
in Attendance Boys' Girls' MixedSchools Schools Schools Total
Under 100 .. · . 69 67 43 179
100 and under 150 .. · . 59 76 26 161
150 and under 200 .. · . 26 53 7 86
200 and under 300 .. · . 34 46 - 80
300 and over . . .. 45 21 1 67
TOTALS .. 233 263 77 573
V.-TABLE showing, for the School Year 1964-65, the distribution, accordingto classes, of the Pupils mentioned in Table (1) above.
INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE.
Class Boys Girls Total
l st Year .. .. 11,273 9,916 21,189
2nd " .. .. 9,967 9,442 19,409
3rd .. · . .. 8,398 8,951 17,349
4th .. · . .. 4,050 5,801 9,851
TOTALS .. 33,688 34,110 67,798
LEAVING CERTIFICATE.
1st Year .. .. 6,866 6,640 13,506
2nd .. · . .. 6,159 5,526 11,685
TOTALS .. 13,025 12,166 25,191
GRAND TOTAL .. 46,713 46,276 92,989
42
VI.-TABLK showing the areas in which the residences of the Pupils mentionedin Table (1) above are situated.
ARBANumber of Pupilswhose homes aresituated therein
County:Carlow .. .. .. .. .. .. 924Cavan .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,490Clare .. .. .. .. .. .. 2,657Cork .. .. .. · . .. .. 11,981Donegal .. .. .. .. .. 2,187
Dublin .. .. .. .. .. .. 24,492Galway .. .. .. .. .. 5,747Kerry .. .. .. .. .. .. 4,330Kildare .. .. · . .. .. 1,725Kilkenny .. .. .. .. .. 1,972
Leitrim · . .. .. .. .. 836Laoighis " .. .. .. . . 1,036Limerick ., .. .. .. .. 5,256Longford .. .. .. .. .. 970Louth .. .. .. .. .. . . 2,013
Mayo .. .. .. · . .. .. 4,592Meath .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,787Monaghan .. .. · . .. .. 1,108Offaly .. · . . . .. .. . . 1,417Roscommon .. " · . .. " 1,869
Sligo .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,467Tipperary · . .. · . .. .. 4,641Waterford · . .. .. .. .. 2,171Westmeath .. .. · . .. .. 1,751Wexford .. .. .. . . . . 1,974
Wicklow .. .. .. .. . . 1,565Northern Ireland .. · . .. .. 462Great Britain .. .. .. .. 297Other Countries .. .. .. .. 272
---TOTAL · . . . .. 92,989
VII.-TABLK showing, by ages, the number of new Pupils admitted toSecondary Classes in the School Year 1964-65 (compiled from theEntrance Examination returns furnished by the schools).
Age on 1st August, 1964 Boys Girls Total
Under 12 years .. . . 1,045 1,045 2,09012 and under 13 years .. 5,157 4,772 9,92913 and under 14 •• .. 5,110 5,087 10,19714 and under 15 .. .. 1,070 1,355 2,42515 years and over .. 139 228 367
TOTALS .. 12,521 12,487 25,008
43VIII.-EXAMIN ATION STATISTICS.
(1) EXAMINATIONSAND CENTREs.-The Examinations for the year 1965began on the 16th June, extended over eleven days and were held at 872 Centresin 264 different localities. The distribution of Centres was as follows:-
Centres for BoysCentres for GirlsJoint Centres for Boys and Girls
38540483
872TOTAL
(2). SUPERINTENDENTS AND EXAMINERS--:Exc1udin!? the Department'sInspectors, who did not receive extra rernunera.tion for this work, the numbersemployed were-
In 1965
Men Women Total
Superintendents . . . . 402 470 872
Examiners . . .. .. 465 203 668
(3) TABLE showing the general results at the Certificate Examinations inrespect of candidates admitted under the terms of Rules 46, 49 and 70 of theRules and Programme for Secondary Schools-
1965
Examination Number Number PercentageNumber passed with passed pass
Examined Honours without of thoseHonours Examined
Boys:3,552 89.1Leaving Certificate 5,814 1,627
Intermediate Certi-ficate .. 9,083 4,358 3,332 84.7
TOTAL . . 14,897 5,985 6,884 86.3
Girls:Leaving Certificate 5,837 2,139 3,275 92.8Intermediate Certi-
ficate .. 10,905 4,531 5,486 91.9
TOTAL .. 16,742 6,670 8,761 91.6
GRAND TOTAL .. 31,639 12,655 15,645 89.1
In addition to the above mentioned candidates, the following categories ofcandidates not eligible for the award of the Leaving Certificate were admitted tothat examination for the special purposes mentioned:-
Students seeking a special certificate in one or more subjects 2,477
Candidates for University Scholarships. . 13
Candidates for admission to Training Colleges for PrimaryTeachers 127
Candidates for posts as Executive Officer in the Civil Service 6
(4) ANALYTICALTABLES OF THB RBSULTS OF THB EXAMINATIONS:-
A.-INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE.
1965
Boys GIRLSSUBJECTTotal Number Total Number
Total Number Passed Total Number PassedExamined Passed with Honours Examined Passed with Honours
Litriocht na Gaeilge .. .. .. ~ '. '1 5,552 5,243 3,251 6,168 5,923 3,703Gaeilge .. .. .. .. ~:f 3,520 3,208 - 4,725 4,498 -English Literature .. .. .. 8,678 8,191 4,381 10,039 9,236 4,489English Language .. .. .. le; 373 354 - 863 793 -Greek .. .. .. .. .. 692 599 431 - - -Latin .. .. .. :!,4/~:: 8,160 6,048 3,530 3,500 2,792 1,637French .. .. .. ,f 3,654_ _2,239 850 7,677 5,370 2,404German .. .. .. 57 37 15 244 199 100Italian .. .. .. .. .. 60 7 - 50 30 11Spanish .. .. .. " .. 192 142 96 253 183 118Hebrew .. · . " · . · . 5_ 4 3 5 - 4History and Geography .. .. .. 9,053 7,511 4,125 10,823 8,433 4,433Mathematics ..
" .. " 9,191 7,393 3,687 3,248 3,007 1,423Elementary Mathematics (Girls only) " .. - - - 7,559 6,060 -Science .. .. .. " .. 7,291 5,812 3,306 2,584 2,255 1,312Agricultural Science .. .. .. .. 302 209 88 18 8 2Domestic Science .. .. .. .. - - - 8,140 7,657 3,604Commerce .. .. .. .. .. 2,224 1,992 1,040 4,260 3,806 2,126Music .. .. .. .. .. 16 15 12 181 167 151Drawing .. .. .. .. .. 3,630 2,628 348 3,752 3,241 600Art .. .. .. .. .. 166 120 20 1,325 1,183 200Manual Training .. .. .. .. 123 111 79 -
B.-LEAVING CERTIFICATE-BOYS.
1965
Honours Paper Pass PaperSUBJECT Total
Examined Total NumberNumber Number Passed with Number Number
Examined Passed Honours Examined Passed
Gaeilge .. " " .. .. 5,811 3,010 2,982 1,817 2,80,1 2,519English .. .. .. · . .. 5,800 3,445 3,423 1,574 2,355 2,136Greek .. .. .. " .. 454 309 308 242 145 IIILatin .. .. .. .. .. 4,813 1,763 1,737 849 3,050 2,713French .. .. ,. .. · . 1,041 530 498 268 511 445German 51 < 26 25 16 25 19.. .. " .. · .Italian .. .. .. .. · . 24 15 12 2 9 2Spanish .. · . .. .. .. 147 52 52 27 95 71Hebrew .. .. .. .. .. 5 4 4 3 1 1History .. .. .. .. .. 3,355 2,056 1,846 662 1,299 989Geography .. .. .. · . 4,657 3,354 3,289 1,532 1,303 1,106Mathematics .. " · . .. 5,646 1,802 1,721 849 3,844 2,957Applied Mathematics .. .. .. 831 505 419 218 326 221Music .. .. .. .. .. 17 16 16 15 1 1Physics .. .. .. · . .. 1,770 1,028 933 416 742 579Chemistry .. .. " .. .. 1,693 1,014 960 454 679 522General Science .. " , . .. 146 103 99 49 43 33Botany .. .. .. .. .. 263 178 129 34 85 57Physiology and Hygiene " .. .. 165 117 104 40 48 32Physics and Chemistry .. .. .. 524 391 367 185 133 76Agricultural Science .. .. .. .. 486 309 262 69 177 81Domestic Science · . . . .. · . 17 6 6 6 11 11Commerce .. .. .. .. .. 1,369 969 945 454 400 288Drawing .. .. .. .. .. 2,529 1,354 1,000 203 1,175 925Art .. .. .. .. .. 101 83 80 32 18 8
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C.-LEAVING CERTIFICAT~IRLS.
1965
SUBJECTHonours Paper Pass Paper
TotalExamined Total Number
Number Number Passed with Number NumberExamined Passed Honours Examined Passed
Gaeilge .. .. .. .. .. 5,828 3,355 3,355 2,346 2,473 2,293English .. .. .. .. .. 5,830 3,873 3,830 1,956 1,957 1,774
Greek .. .. .. .. .. - - - - - -Latin .. · . .. .. .. 1,724 694 685 472 1,030 939French .. .. . . .. .. 3,245 1,477 1,398 700 1,768 1,561German .. .. .. .. .. 134 75 75 48 59 39Italian .. .. .. .. .. 87 51 21 12 36 9Spanish .. .. .. .. .. 338 129 129 67 209 178Hebrew .. · . .. .. .. 1 1 1 1 - -History .. · . .. .. .. 3,910 2,726 2,279 815 1,184 869Geography .. .. .. .. 5,153 3,847 3,775 1,675 1,306 1,139Mathematics .. .. .. .. 3,996 128 123 61 3,868 2,848Applied Mathematics .. .. .. 8 3 3 2 5 2
Music .. .. .. .. .. 80 78 77 62 2 1Physics .. .. .. .. .. 65 31 30 18 34 25Chemistry .. .. .. .. .. 230 127 121 49 103 91General Science .. .. . . .. 113 92 89 56 21 17
Botany .. .. .. .. .. 719 621 594 292 98 63Physiology and Hygiene .. .. .. 3,080 2,651 2,525 1,004 429 378Physics and Chemistry .. .. .. 276 247 232 119 29 20Agricultural Science .. " .. .. - - - - - -Domestic Science .. .. .. .. 4,046 3,856 3,847 1,763 190 165
Commerce .. .. .. .. .. 790 610 602 371 180 165Drawing .. .. .. .. .. 1,796 1,279 1,118 247 517 355Art .. .. .. .. .. 496 419 394 158 77 64
47IX.-RECOGNITION OF CLASSES (FOLLOWING THE SECONDARY
PROGRAMME) IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
The number of Primary Schools which applied during the School Year1964-65 to have Classes receiving instruction in the Secondary Programmerecognised, under the terms of Rules 81-90, Section XII, of the Rules andProgramme for Secondary Schools, was 80.
Number of pupils returned by the 80 Schools in which Courses of SecondaryStandard were approved:-
BoysGirls
4246,294
TOTAL .. 6,718
Table showing the number of Primary Schools which presented pupils forthe Certificate Examinations, 1965, and the Results of the Examinations:-
NUMBER OF PUPILS
Number Presented Passedof
Schools Inter- Leaving Inter- Leavingmediate Certi- mediate Certi-Certi- ficate Certi- ficateficate ficate
Girls' Schools · . 64 1,415 420 1,296 395
Boys' Schools · . 6 77 27 46 26
TOTAL · . 70 1,492 447 1,342 421
X.-TEACHERS.(I) The total number of Teachers employed in Secondary Schools was as
follows:-
SCHOOLYEAR 1964-65
Full-time Part-time Total
Unregis teredRegistered
Graduates Others
Men .. · . 2,018 213 69 525 2,825
Women .. · . 1,994 186 239 1,233 3,652
TOTAL · . 4,012 399 308 1,758 6,477
(2) The number of Teachers who received incremental salary was as follows:-
1964/65" 2,024" 1,968
MenWomen
TOTAL .. 3,992
(3) Numbers in receipt of special increment in respect of an Honoursdegree or its equivalent
(4) Numbers in receipt of special increment for teaching through Irish
(5) Numbers in receipt of supplementary allowance for probationerteachers
2,078
929
310
XL-REGISTRATION OF TEACHERS.The number of Teachers registered during the School Year 1964-65 was 344.
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48XII.-SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES AWARDED ON THE RESULTS OF
THE CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS.
(1) The number of Scholarships awarded on the results of the IntermediateCertificate Examination, 1964, was as follows:-
BOYS~1st Class2nd ••
Girls 1st Class2nd ••
(£40) ..(£20) .•(£30) •.(£15) ••
Number ofScholarships
Awarded
36362020
112
The Scholarships are tenable for two years subject to certain conditions.
(2) Scholarships, awarded on the results of the Intermediate CertificateExamination, 1963, were renewed for the School Year, 1964-65, as foUows:-
Boys 69Girls 39
108(3) Burke Memorial Prizes" were awarded as foUows:-
First Prize
In 1964
Second Prize
Boys£9 12 10
£5 15 9
Girls£5 15 9
(4) Earl of Cork Scholarships= were awarded as foUows:-
Boys Girls
In 1964: One Scholarship £20 6 0 One Scholarship .. £20 6 0
(5) University Scholarships awarded (i) to Students from the Gaeltachtand (ii)to enable students to pursue their University Coursesthrough the mediumof Irish.
(i) 6(ii) 8
1515
Boys Girls Total
Number awarded in 1964 Total Number held during 1964-65
Boys
97
2626
3132
5758
Girls Total
XII I.-SCHOLARSHIPS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS AWARDED (i) TOSTUDENTS FROM THE GAELTACHT AND (ii) TO STUDENTSFROM ISLA DS OFF THE COAST OF IRELAND UNDER THEDEPARTMENT'S SPECIAL SCHEMES.
Total Girls Total
Number awarded in 1964 Total Number held during 1964--B5
Boys Girls Boys
(i) 40 40 80 181 174 355(ii) 6 14 20 14 26 40
• These were paid out of the Trust Funds held by the Minister for Education.
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XIV. SCHOLARSHIPS IN SECONDARY, VOCATIONAL AND OTHER APPROVED SCHOOLS AWARDED BY COUNTY OR COUNTYBOROUGH COUNCILS.
Examination, 1964 Scholarships held in 1964{65
COUNCIL No. of No. of At Secondary At At other Total numberCompetitors Scholarships Schools Vocational approved of Value of
awarded including Pre- Schools Schools Scholarships ScholarshipsparatoryColleges £
Carlow · . · . · . 116 26 83 - 1 84 30 to 100Cavan · . · . · . 209 25 98 - - 98 40 to 100Clare · . 00 00 253 66 212 3 - 215 30 to 80Cork 00 00
• 0
441 274 407 1 11 419 30 to 80Cork City 00 o. 00 167 68 236 2 - 238 30Donegal 00 00
• 0
351 39 110 21 - 131 40 to 75Dublin 00 00
• 0
668 130 394 5 22 421 30 to 50Du blin City 0 0 00 00 1,769 413 1,384 16 22 1,422 30 to 50Galway 00 00 00 456 65 204 1 1 206 30 to 80Kerry o. 00 00 362 50 187 - 6 193 20 to 90Kildare 00
• 000 216 45 131 1 29 161 30 to 100
Kilkenny 00 00 · . 228 63 209 1 1 211 25 to 70Laoighis 00 00 00 137 30 89 1 19 108 40 to 80Leitrim o.
• 0 · . 117 29 98 - 8 106 25 to 90Limerick o. 00 o. 286 60 195 1 3 199 25 to 80Limerick City
00• 0
105 44 154 - - 154 25 to 32Longford o.
• 0 • 0113 18 70 - 3 70 40 to 60
Louth 00 o. 00 215 51 164 5 - 172 25 to 35Mayo 00
• 0 · . 281 44 172 - - 172 60Meath o. 00 o· 316 60 202 1 1 204 35 to 90Monaghan 00 00 00 163 29 101 - - 101 40 to 90Offaly 00
• 0
00 180 45 135 - 2 137 20 to 100Roscommon o. · . 237 52 170 - - 170 25 to 65Sligo • 0 o. .. 150 31 72 - 24 96 30 to 80Tipperary (SoR.)
00 .0 335 84 274 2 1 277 40 to 80Tipperary (NoR.)
00 · . 192 54 146 2 - 148 30 to 80Waterford 00 .0 .0 157 47 143 - 28 171 25 to 70Waterford City 00
• 084 22 71 - 9 80 25 to 40
Westmeath• 0 · . 211 35 130 - - 130 40 to 85
Wexford o. · . o. 273 44 108 1 28 137 40 to 100vVicklow o. o. o. 187 40 118 - - 118 30 to 100
TOTALS " · . 8,975 2,083 6,276 I 63 219 6,549
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XV.-UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED BY COUNTY ORCOUNTY BOROUGH COUNCILS.
INo. Total Total Total
COUNCIL awarded Value No. held Valuein 1964 per annum in 1964/65 per annum
£ £Carlow County .. .. 3 600 9 1,250Cavan County .. .. 4 840 13 2,730Clare County .. .. 4 800 11 2,100Cork County .. .. 29 5,720 45 8,550Cork County Borough .. 7 840 27 3,177Donegal County .. .. 5 950 21 3,800Dublin County .. .. 16 6,400 48 7,605Dublin County Borough .. 40 2,560 145 23,055Galway County .. .. 13 1,650 44 5,154Kerry County .. .. 6 1,250 16 3,589. 10s.Kildare County .. .. 4 1,000 18 3,883Kilkenny County .. .. 6 1,000 23 2,877. 10s.Laois County .. .. 4 800 12 2,400Leitrim County .. .. 3 520 10 1,620Limerick County .. .. 8 1,500 26 5,625Limerick County Borough .. 3 680 12 2,480Longford County ., .. 3 480 11 1,720Louth County .. .. 4 840 14 2,976Mayo County .. .. 8 1,200 24 3,582Meath County .. .. 12 1,760 37 6,720Monaghan County .. .. 4 800 15 3,000Offaly County .. .. 4 1,000 11 2,525Roscommon County .. 6 1,000 23 4,000Sligo County .. .. 4 800 14 2,685Tipperary N.R. .. .. 5 1,250 19 4,685Tipperary S.R. .. .. 9 1,980 35 7,740Waterford County .. ., 4 1,000 15 3,340Waterford County Borough .. 2 324 7 1,185'Westmeath County .• .. 6 850 19 2,860Wexford County .. .. 6 1,320 23 5,280Wicklow County .. .. 4 840 15 2,835
TOTALS .. .. 235 42,554 762 135,020
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XVI.-ERASMUS SMITH ENDOWMENT.Administered by the Department of Education under a Scheme, known as the Erasmus Smith Schools Act Scheme, 1951, made by the High Court
of Justice on the 2nd July, 1942 (1940, No. 569P).
ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1965.
CAPITAL ACCOUNT.
Securities
£ s, d.
1,000 0 0
49,587 5
15,114 14 2 <:TO-£65,701 15 7
Securities
c s, d.
Balance on 1st April. 1964:-
3 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70
3! percent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70
6 per cent. Exchequer Stock, 1980/85 "A" Stock
Balance on 31st March, 1965:-
1,000 0 0 3 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70
3! percent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70
6 per cent. Exchequer Stock, 1980/85 "A" Stock
49,587 5
15,114 14 2
£65,701 15 7
INCOME ACCOUNT.
£ s. d.30 0 0
1,735 11 0
£ s. d.
580 0 o1,478 0 0
99 2 1
515 7 7
£2,672 9 8
Dividends on 3 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70Dividends on 31 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1965/70Dividends on 6 per cent. Exchequer Stock, 1980/85
"A" StockRent for year 28th August, 1963 to 27th August, 1964
out of Abbey School, Tipperary
Annual subsidy towards special agricultural teaching atAbbey School, Tipperary
Scholarships awarded to pupilsCost of advertisementsContribution towards the cost of the Abbey School,
Tipperary
906 17 8
010
£2,672 9 8
52XVI I.-FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The payments made for Secondary Education from public funds duringthe financial year ended 31st March, 1965, were as follows:-1. GRANTS TO SCHOOLS:
Capitation Grant (including Teachers' £ s. d. £ s. d.Salaries Grant) 1,280,667 0 0Laboratory Grants 156,497 0 0Grants for Irish and Bilingual Schools 73,170 0 0Bonus for Choirs and Orchestras 2,834 0 0
----1,513,167 0 02. PAYMENTS TO TEACHERS:
Incremental salary paid to SecondaryTeachers
ExaminationsScholarships and PrizesGrants towards publication of Irish Text
BooksCourses for Secondary TeachersPayment to the Secondary Teachers'
Pension FundTelevision ServiceLanguage Teaching
GROSS TOTALDeduct ReceiptsNET TOTAL
* To these figures must be added a dueAdministration, Inspection, etc.
XVIII.-SECONDARY TEACHERS' PENSION FUND.THE INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF THE PENSION FUND DURING THE
ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1964, WERE AS FOLLOWS:-£ s. d.
150,179 1 326,855 17 3
3.4.5.
6.7.
8.9.
INCOME:Teachers' ContributionsSchools'Civil Servants' "Interest on Investments
EXPENDITURE:Pensions paid to TeachersGratuities (Death, etc.)Retirement GratuitiesEx-gratia Grants ..
Excess of Expenditure over IncomeCash balance on 1st January, 1964STOCK SOLD DURINGTHE YEAR:STOCK ACQUIRED DURING THE YEAR:RECEIVED FROMVOTED MONEYS (VOTE 31)CASH DEFICIT ON 31ST DECEMBER, 1964CAPITAL ON 31ST DECEMBER, 1964:
Stock:-£7,300 National Loan, 5% 1962-72-£15,000 Dublin Corp. 5% 1968-73-£55,200 Transport 5% 1972-77-£12,000 Cork Corp. 5% 1970-75-£49,500 National Loan 4t% 1973-78-£32,000 National Loan 41% 1975-80-£35,300 Transport 41% 1972-77-£10,200 Dublin Corp. 5% 1974-79-£72,550 Nat. Savings Bonds 5% 1971-81-£26,208 Nat. Loan 6% 1967-£18,000 E.S.B. 6% 1968-78-£15,000 Exchequer 5t% 1971-74-£14,000 Transport 5% 1970-75-£28,000 Nat. Dev. Loan 51% 1979-84-£25,000 Exchequer 6% 1980-85-£13,000 Exchequer "A" 6% 1980-85-
Balance at Paymaster General'sOrders outstanding
3,519,854 0 092,465 0 0
124,673 0 0
2,860 0 06,961 0 0
26,954 0 02,204 0 0
5,289,138 0 047,368 0 0
*£5,241,770 0 0proportion of the cost of
YEAR
£ s. d.
22,177 14 8199,212 13 2
151,706 8 012,096 2 549,318 2 5
213,120 12 1013,907 19 84,148 17 79,712 10 0
46 12
at cost7,300 0 0
15,031 10 054,648 0 011,640 0 048,541 2 130,720 0 034,038 15 0
9,996 0 067,787 11 625,480 0 017,955 0 014,812 10 013,412 0 027,928 2 624,375 0 012,675 0 0
416,340 111,140 2 51,186 14 6
46 12
SECTION IV.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.
54SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
55TABLE I (b) DAY COURSES: WHOLE-TIME TECHNICAL EDUCATION(COURSES 25 TO 30 HOURS PER WEEK, LASTING THE FULL SESSIONCOMPRISING HIGHER COURSES IN ARCHITECTURE, ART, DIETETICS,
ENGINEERING, SCIENCE ETC., AND OTHER COURSES ABOVECONTINUATION LEVEL).
Attend- Total Average UNDER 16 YEARS 16 YEARS AND OVER
COMMITTEE ance Enrol- Attend- --------- --- --- ---Hours ments ance Male Female Total Male Female Total
--- --- ------ --- --- ---
Calmly Borougbs:
Cork 174,156 552 414 45 46 384 122 506Dublin 605,919 2,713 2,163 1 1 2,518 194 2,712Limerick 158,752 270 204 4 9 13 174 83 257Waterford 4,614 23 8 14 9 23
Urban Districts:
Bray ..DroghedaDon LaoghaireGalwaySligoTraleeWexford
Counties:
CarlowCavanClare .. 10,929 70 65 53 17 70Cork 57,954 60 57 15 15 45 45DonegalDublinGalway 43,747 43 41 8 8 35 35Kerry ..Kildare 87,036 126 118 19 19 107 107KilkennyLaois ..LeitrimLimerickLongfordLouthMayo .. 22,409 42 38 10 10 32 32MeathMonaghanOffaly ..RoscommonSligoTipperary (N.R.)Tipperary (S.R.)WaterfordWestmeathWexford 18,175 38 38 14 14 24 24Wicklow
--- --- ------ --- --- ---Totals 1,183,691 3,937 3,146 77 35 126 3,285 526 3,811
17 new buildings and 22 improvements or extensions to existing schools werecompleted in the school-year 1964/65 at a total cost of £971,119.
TABLE I(a) DAY COURSES: WHOLE-TIME CONTINUATION EDUCATION_
(Courses: 25 to 30 hours per week, lasting the full Session)
Attend- Total Average U"DER 16 YEARS 16 YEARS AND OVERCO)Ir.,UTTEB ance Enrol- Attend- --- --- ---------
Hours meats ance Male Female Total Male Female Total--- ------ --- --- ---
Counly Boroufhl:
Cork .. .. 672,265 844 669 389 255 644 88 lI2 200Dublin .• .. 3,606,477 4J555 3,806 2,714 1,375 4,089 308 158 466Limerick .. 511,988 744 514 455 198 653 66 25 91Waterford .. 205,450 282 204 170 71 241 37 4 41
U,ban Dill,iels:
Bray .. .. 155,556 200 148 100 82 182 7 11 18Drogheda .. 198,719 250 199 151 67 218 28 4 32Don Laoghalre .. 401,572 444 354 259 136 395 13 36 49Galway .. 342,143 402 338 187 104 291 29 82 IIISligo .. .. 253,885 309 246 159 69 228 36 45 81Tralee .. .. 225,462 290 226 167 53 220 41 29 70Wexford .. 141,785 204 162 123 34 157 33 14 47
Coun",,:
Carlow ••"
511,385 675 523 326 209 535 64 76 140Cavan .. .. 480,613 656 522 302 278 580 40 36 76Clare .. .. 783,362 1,034 800 434 334 768 106 160 266Cork .. .. 1,867,445 2,330 1,852 1,232 705 1,937 177 216 393Donegal .. 1,395,998 1,799 1,468 773 789 1J562 121 lI6 237Duhlin •• .. 1,029,643 1,129 973 565 416 1,072 41 16 57Galway .. 1,188,601 1,477 1,132 673 512 1,185 149 143 292Kerry .. .. 839,461 1,158 911 512 395 907 95 156 251Kildare .. 654,966 875 655 434 314 748 78 49 127Kilkonny .. 664,012 854 623 486 241 727 72 55 127Laois .. .. 460,739 675 557 337 215 552 66 57 123Leitrim .. 678,390 829 639 348 340 688 59 82 141Limerick .. 715,833 896 694 455 280 735 89 72 161Longford .. 488,274 648 501 300 242 542 30 76 106Louth .. .. 463,928 598 438 317 229 546 37 15 52Mayo .. .. 994,053 1,306 1,042 616 513 1,129 95 82 177Meath .. .. 814,703 959 774 489 367 856 40 63 103Monaghan .. 452,472 624 486 329 236 565 23 36 59Offaly .. .. 715,409 904 736 456 270 726 66 112 178Roscommon .. 512,308 624 527 263 209 472 56 97 152Sligo .. .. 505,683 615 484 289 238 527 45 43 88Tipperary (N.R.) .. 610,522 794 626 445 216 661 74 59 133Tipperary (S.R.) .. 684,596 852 682 462 233 695 69 88 157Waterford .. 224,607 306 220 129 104 233 19 54 73Westmeath .. 566,635 704 565 347 262 609 46 49 95Wexford .. 648,264 770 602 399 267 666 40 64 104Wicklow .. 561,330 768 606 331 300 631 64 73 137
--- --- --- --- --- ---TOTALS .. 26,132,134 33,383 26,534 17,014 1l,158 28,172 2,547 2,664 5,211
56
TABLE I (c).
DAY COURSES: TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR APPRENTICES
(Courses for Apprentices under Day Release Schemes of Various Types)
Attend- Total Average UNDER 16 YEARS 16 YEARS AND OVaRCOMMITTltE ance Enrol- Attend- ------ --- --------
Hours meats ance Male Female Total Male Female Total--- --- --- --- --- ---
County Boroughs:
Cork .. .. 168,838 962 831 114 - 114 848 - 848Dublin •• .. 814,199 7,857 5,891 572 133 705 6,596 556 7,152Limerick .- 51,647 294 245 10 - 10 281 3 284Waterford .. 13,079 322 220 36 - 36 286 - 286
Urban Districts:
Bray .- .. - - - - - - - - -Drogheda .. 13,252 339 274 27 - 27 312 - 312Dun Laoghalre .. 21,709 278 218 50 7 57 191 30 221Galway •• .. 7,406 90 82 4 - 4 38 48 86Sligo .. .. 2,811 49 29 7 - 7 34 8 42Tralee •• .. 3,175 47 31 9 - 9 38 - 38Wexford .. 950 23 18 - - - 23 - 23
Counli,,:
Carlow •• .. 9,232 173 147 - - - 173 - 173Cavan ., - - - - - - - - -Clare .. .. 590 5 3 - - - 5 - 5Cork .. .. 12,611 278 212 21 - 21 255 2 257Donegal .. 7,492 78 74 9 - 9 69 - 69Dublin .. - - - - - - - - -Galway •• .. 34,022 71 59 3 4 7 56 8 64Kerry .. 3,772 65 50 10 - 10 55 - 55Kildare .. .. 21,894 247 215 14 - 14 233 - 233Kilkenny .. 7,325 131 105 7 - 7 124 - 124Laois .. .. 3,387 44 37 - - - 44 - 44Leitrim .. - - - - - - - - -Limerick .. - - - - - - - - -Longford .. 4,159 56 46 5 - 5 51 - 51Louth .. .. 19,782 147 120 8 - 8 139 - 139Mayo .. .. 1,875 14 13 - - - 14 - 14Meath .. 10,869 45 39 4 - 4 41 - 41Monaghan .. 210 2 2 - - - 2 - 2Offaly .. .. 4,559 31 30 - - - 31 - 31Roscommon .. 4,876 30 30 - - - 30 - 30Sligo .. 4,099 41 38 1 - 1 40 - 40Tipperary (N.R.) 5,574 34 26 2 - 2 32 - 32Tipperary (S.R.) 306 16 7 1 - 1 15 - 15Waterford .. - - - - - - - - -Westmeath .. 8,982 124 100 4 - 4 120 - 120Wexford .. - - - - - - - - -Wicklow .. 1,440 30 28 - - - 30 - 30
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
, TOTALS .. 1,278,122 11,923 9,220 918 144 1,062 10,206 655 10,861
57TABLE I (d).
DAY COURSES: MISCELLANEOUS
(All other Day Courses-usually part-time).
Attend- Total Average UNDER 16 YEARS 16 YBARS AKD OVERCOMMITTRa ance Enrol- Attend- ------ --- ------ ---
Hours ments ance Male Female Total Male Female Total--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
County Boroulh.:
Cork .. .. 57,034 2,923 2,357 888 1,422 2,310 113 500 613
Dublin .. ., 191,450 4,225 3,410 849 1,217 2,066 1,306 853 2,159Limerick .. 29,936 1,867 1,389 723 934 1,657 75 135 210Waterford ., 6,667 177 119 57 45 102 8 67 75
Urban D'dr'""Bray .. .. 2,591 91 66 28 30 58 4 29 33Drogheda .. 1,362 27 26 - 20 20 - 7 7Dun Laoghalre .. 27,676 610 464 130 182 312 3 295 298Galway .. 448 30 28 - - - 30 - 30Sligo .. . . 9,020 210 163 120 77 197 10 3 13Tralee .. .. 6,923 92 71 50 30 80 6 6 12Wexford .. 960 29 23 - - - - 29 29
Counll."
Carlow •• .. - - - - - - - - -Cavan .. - - - - - - - - -Clare .. 12,983 256 204 45 83 128 20 108 128Cork .. .. 43,835 635 507 241 190 431 134 70 204Donegal .. 72,177 118 110 - 14 14 33 71 104Dublin •. .. 63,595 989 721 283 215 498 142 349 491Galway .. 20,807 295 237 90 130 220 47 28 75Kerry .. .. 27,034 294 248 62 74 136 66 92 158Kildare .. 1,768 19 9 - - - 19 - 19Kilkenny .. 848 22 15 - 10 10 - 12 1~Laoil .. .. - - - - - - - - -Leitrim .. 1,074 12 11 - - - 12 - 12Limerick .. 2,411 71 51 42 9 51 11 9 20Longford .. 596 25 17 9 16 25 - - -Louth .. .. 724 11 8 - - - 11 - 11Mayo .. .. 2,849 64 61 12 28 40 8 16 24Meath .. 24,093 267 225 34 109 143 85 39 124Monaghan .. 2,826 30 27 - 30 30 - - -Offaly .. .. 26,224 95 87 17 - 17 78 - 78Roscommon .. 14,832 255 228 193 32 225 30 - 30Sligo .. .. 2,062 38 25 - - - 38 - 38Tipperary (N.R.) .. 5,793 212 170 102 84 186 23 3 26Tipperary (S.R.) .• 18,020 375 294 131 155 286 62 27 89Waterford .. - - - - - - - - -Westmeath .. - - - - - - - - -Wexford .. 3,840 103 77 68 18 86 5 12 17Wicklow ..' 1,437 67 44 - 34 34 7 26 33
--- --- --- --- ------ ---
Total. .. 683,897 14,534 11,492 4,043 5,188 9,362 2,386 2,786 5,172
58
TABLE I (e).
EVENING COURSES: MISCELLANEOUS
Attend- Total Average UNDER 16 YEARS 16 YEARS ANDOVERCOMMITTEE ance Enrol· Attend- --- --------- ----Hours ments ance Male Female Total Male Female Total
--- --- --- --- --- ---County Boroughs:
Cork .. 246,679 7,525 4,704 539 280 819 4,094 2,612 6,706Dublin .. 1,028,098 35,437 21,092 2,094 1,597 3,691 22,302 9,444 31,746Limerick .. 86,377 3,461 1,979 320 307 627 1,393 1,441 2,834Waterford .. 36,104 1,229 800 42 29 71 640 518 1,158
Urban Districts:
Bray .. 16,976 483 293 38 63 101 119 263 382Drogheda .. 29,601 863 589 84 87 171 361 331 692Don Laogbaire 80,446 2,482 1,589 213 94 307 767 1,408 2,175Galway .. 23,237 784 479 41 8 49 368 367 735Sligo .• .. 13,821 644 374 73 4 77 185 382 567Tralee .. 10,931 474 283 10 13 23 120 331 451Wexford .. 15,813 617 375 47 22 69 248 300 548
Counties:
Carlow .. 33,105 1,162 662 1 3 4 608 550 1,158Cavan .. 24,719 736 481 34 61 95 313 328 641Clare .. 38,474 1,406 967 76 40 116 686 604 1,290Cork .. .. 142,358 4,491 2,944 363 278 641 2,056 1,794 3,850Donegal .. 46,166 910 718 97 172 269 368 273 641Dublin .. 98,050 2,829 1,807 295 451 746 591 1,492 2,083Galway .. 97,051 1,851 1,160 120 145 265 803 783 1,586Kerry .. 43,028 1,190 779 46 119 165 426 599 1,025Kildare .. 14,662 612 410 22 10 32 274 306 580Kilkenny .. 40,052 1,116 777 14 4 18 509 589 1,098Laols .. 20,653 552 360 8 54 62 238 252 490Leitrim .. 24,193 708 524 29 37 66 389 253 642Limerick .. 40,307 1,144 829 27 25 52 555 537 1,092Longford .. 34,350 761 513 103 29 132 319 310 629Louth .. 27,157 953 646 23 11 34 467 452 919Mayo .. 43,000 1,027 776 167 104 271 371 385 756Meath .. 26,021 785 467 15 4 19 300 466 766Monaghan .. 14,070 402 301 25 99 124 87 191 278Offaly .. 21,420 812 517 43 10 53 370 389 759Roscommon .. 45,015 1,098 771 122 188 310 193 595 788Sligo •. .. 36,620 674 454 15 44 59 288 327 615Tipperary (N.R.) 29,048 1,076 769 133 87 220 601 255 856Tipperary (S.R.) 66,038 1,960 1,432 130 97 227 755 978 1,733Waterford .. 25,219 927 797 76 88 164 250 513 763Westmeath .. 22,974 755 504 67 20 87 331 337 668Wexford .. 25,663 524 349 24 6 30 332 162 494Wicklow .. 18,859 613 381 18 26 44 247 322 569
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Total. .. 2,686,355 85,073 53,652 5,594 4,716 10,310 43,324 31,439 74,763
59
TABLE !I-INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.
A student enrolled for more than one course is returned in this Table according to the principal type ofcourse taken. Each enrolment has been recorded under the appropriate beading in the preceding tables.
DAY COURSES EVENING
COURSES
COMMITTEBTOTALS
Whole-time Whole-time Part-timeContinua- Technical Education Mis- Mis-
tioD Education for cellaneous cellaneous
Education Appren tices
Cou,"" Boroughs:1,635 3,492 6,930
Cork .. 829 206 768
Dublin .. 44,184 816 3,973 1,990 16,211 27,474
Limerick ., 702 248 247 679 2,425 4,301
Waterford .. 275 21 148 153 687 1,284
Urban Districts:354 616
Bray 201 - - 61., ..Drogheda 248 - 126 25 443 842..Dun Laoghalre .. 436 - 175 515 1,777 2,903
Galway ., 402 - 90 30 578 1,100
Sligo 307 - 43 153 440 943., ..TraJee ., .. 290 - 47 92 340 769
Wexford ., 204 - 23 29 492 748
Counti,s:Carlow .. 675 - 101 - 659 1,435
Cavan ., 656 - - - 736 1,392..Clare .. .. 1,034 70 5 179 1,215 2,503
Cork ., . . 2,330 60 145 527 3,541 6,603
Donegal .. 1,792 - 83 105 683 2,663
Dublin .. 1,129 - - 775 2,660 4,564
Galway .. 1,477 43 71 76 1,667 3,334
Kerry .. ., 1,156 - 56 262 1,064 2,538
Kildare .. 874 126 144 19 478 1,641
Kilkenny ., 847 - 49 22 1,038 1,956
Laois .. 618 - 44 - 543 1,205
Leitrim .. 819 - - 12 672 1,503
Limerick .. 896 - - 63 951 1,910
Longford .. 648 - 56 25 701 1,430
Louth ., .. 594 - 145 11 695 1,445
Mayo .. .. 1,306 42 14 36 937 2,335
Meath •. .. 959 - 45 210 753 1,967
Monaghan .. 624 - 2 30 402 1,058
Offaly .. .. 871 - 31 55 738 1,695
Roscommon .. 624 - 30 165 1,056 1,875
Sligo .. .. 615 - 41 38 674 1,368
Tipperary (N.R.) 784 - 33 152 904 1,873
Tipperary (S.R.) 852 - 16 359 1,702 2,929
Waterford .. 306 - - - 853 1,159
Westmeath .. 704 - 101 - 695 I,SOO
Wexford .. 758 38 - - 431 1,227
Wicklow .. 760 - 30 25 490 1,305
TOTALS .. 33,086 1,670 6,882 8,508 54,177 104,323
....,
60
TABLE Ill.
COMPULSORY CONTINUATION COURSESCourses conducted under Part V of the Vocational Education Act 1930.
I
County Quarter No. on Rolls at end of Quarter
1Borough endingBoys Girls Total
Cork .. .. 30/ 9/64 472 574 1,046
31/12/64 459 571 1,030
31/ 3/65 413 562 975
30/ 6/65 407 518 925
Limerick .. .. 30/ 9/64 169 184 353
31/12/64 192 246 438
31/ 3/65 179 238 417
30/ 6/65 172 216 388
Waterford •• .. 30/ 9/64 114 149 263
31/12/64 109 124 233
31/ 3/65 97 132 229
30/ 6/65 94 137 231
TABLE IV (a).-TRAINING OF TEACHERS.
61
No. of StudentsType of Course Centre --- ------ ---
Fir st Second ThirdYear Year Year TOTAL
--- --- ---Domestic Science St. Catherine's College,
Sion Hill, Blackrock,Co. Dublin .. · . 28 41 42 III
do. · . St. Angela's College, 18 18 19 55Lough Gill, Sligo · .
Woodwork* · . Colaiste Charman, Gorey,Co. Wexford · . 18 19 37
Metalwork * · . Technical School, Ring-send, Dublin · . 19 18 37
------ 1----------1--- ---------
TOTALS 83 96 61 240
* Courses of two years duration.
TABLE IV (b)-TEACHER TRAINING .
The Results of the final examinations held in 1965 were as follows:-
Temporary recognitionDiploma pending further
examination
Domestic Science · . · . 48 12(1 honours
Woodwork . . · . · . 15 4
Metalwork · . · . 18
An Ceardteastas Gaeltge was awarded to 191 candidates.
An Teastas Tirnire Gaeitge: 80 (1 honours); temporary recognitionpending further examination 31.
TABLE V.-WHOLE-TIME AND PART-TIME TEACHERS EMPLOYED ON 31ST AUGUST, 1965
AND TOTAL TEACHING HOURS (whole-time and part-time)~------~----------~------------~----~------------~----------~------~1------------
Woodworkand
Building
Scienceand
Mathematics
Irish andContinuation
SUbjects
Metalworkand
EngineeringArt Domestic
ScienceCommerce Rural
ScienceOther
TeachersTOTALS Teaching Hours
CoMMITTER ---- ---- -- ---- ---- ------- -- ------ ------ ----- --- ---
Whole-time
Part-time
TOTAL
0------1--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- -__ - _
""my Boroughs:Cork "Dublin "Limerick ..Waterford ..
1756104
2376131
31532
92842
23113
61
98353
54741
135282
208584
21142112
1032
44
1365
46
1241103
28225246
126712
483052310
92395
5920
1741,037
9031
74,504285,18144,42916,886
34,197165,35221,4384,410
108,701450,53365,86721,296
Urban Districts:Bray ..Drogheda ..Dan LaoghaireGalway ..Sligo ..Tralee ..Wexford ..
1232221
21211
11
101
1212221
12422
11
1232222
1142221
1
114441
3
4258431
13
195121
123
1346
109
11112319161310
9,56011,63018,57118,23717,66012,1518,672
3,0291,717
16,5013,884
2041,9052,084
12,58913,34735,07222,12117,86414,05610,756
17158318151518
142
110
1212
411 2
12
o.mtu,:CarlowCavanClareCorkDonegal
64
112715
810132923
21223
3335
725
237
57
112317
22275
749
2514
44163
336
1310
93
143213
393160
14991
19 36,38413 30,33829 47,39458 128,53921 I 74,962
5,6023,8226,733
15,1559,610
41,98634,16054,127
143,69484,572
44
2
12 3
31
241
.--~-~=======-------------~--------~~~=--===~--------------~~
lA~B~L~E~V~.~c:on:t:i:n:u:ed:.~_~ ~ ~ ~ ,- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _Metalwork
andEngineering
Irish andContinuation
Subjects
Scienceand
Mathematics
Woodworkand
Building
Teaching HoursTOTALSOtherTeachers
RuralScience
CommerceDomesticScience
Art
------ ----------- -- -- -- --- -- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---COMMITTEE
"- "o 8~+l
.!l "o 8'" --~- TOTALPart-
timeWhole-
time-- -- -- --- ---- --------- -------~----- ---------- ---- --------
ounties:Dublin ..Galway ..Kerry ..Kildare ..Kilkenny .,Laois .,Leitrim ..Limerick ..Longford ..Louth ..Mayo ..Meath ..Monaghan ..Offaly ..Roscommon ..Sligo ..Tipperary (N.R.)Tipperary (S.R.)Waterford ..Westmeath ••Wexford ,.Wicklow ..
77,590101,73863,37059,10751,33832,42941,24250,045 8534,21734,69765,02258,01928,15246,32436,00817,79740,29456,75520,62540,53050,87940,350
20,4793,3965,6585,3114,1821,4551,1846,7773,2772,1063,2335,1224,7283,3536,6783,3422,3472,0393,8672,103
11,1444,463
57,11198,34257,71253,79647,15630,97440,05843,26830,94032,59161,78952,89723,42442,97129,33014,45537,94754,71616,75838,42739,73535,887
72987261483544473135706225473739435918464440
2867
1828738
1113
8311352732126
1815258
211219179
1!21157
3313
210115736943854165752232
121014688
10555
111259835
101
1289
1323531
1020119
1069855
10947876
115676
10122
132
866
11443444743623741644
311
202315934
5826
1413
21247
10103979
632
5617191512147
Jl
1296
1714699
127
1366
127
4427
1 5412 1
13
224212
21115433
1512
42622241
5121
103
1110
2
2
31232
113
4178535
3
241
28
233
263
2134
------------------ --- ------ ------ --- --------11------------------
719 2,112 2,103 1,775,382 401,887 2,177,269120396 146 7328191305280 2132003461741147050133423TOTALS
64TABLE VI (a)
CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS FOR DAY VOCATIONAL COURSES1965.
Entries and Results in Each Group.
Group Number of Number ofCandidates Certificates
Manual Training · . · . 5,894 4,156
Rural Science · . · . 1,918 1,159
Domestic Science · . · . 1,776 1,529
Commerce (General) · . · . 2,990 1,569
Commercial (Secretarial) ·. 1,020 590
TOTAL · . 13,598 9,003
TABLE VI (b).
CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS FOR DAY VOCATIONAL COURSES1965.
Results in the Various Subjects.
Subject Entries Honours Passes
Irish · . · . · . · . 8,735 1,884 3,712English · . · . · . · . 9,600 2,109 4,537Book-keeping · . · . · . 3,283 774 1,150Commerce · . · . · . · . 3,499 1,267 1,593Commerce Ari thmetic · . · . 3,227 551 1,408Typewriting (General) · . · . · . 2,214 1,091 635Typewriting (Secretarial) · . · . 1,006 485 264Shorthand (General) · . · . · . 1,792 595 379Shorthand (Secretarial) · . · . 1,004 277 342Commercial Geography · . · . 98 23 39Retail Practice · . · . · , 32 11 18Art .. · . · . · . · . 1,956 272 1,222Domestic Science (Written) · . · . 1,631 543 882Business Methods · . · . · . 644 208 262Household Science · . · . · . 168 42 69Mechanical Drawing · . · . · . 6,019 2,054 2,114Mathematics · . · . · . 5,243 801 1,901Mechanics and Heat · . · . · . 2,378 672 592Magnetism and Electricity · . · . 2,630 783 622Rural Science · . · . · . 2,521 544 989Cookery · . · . · . · . 1,942 586 1,198Needlework · . · . · . · . 1,847 643 1,017Laundrywork and Home Management · . 1,760 682 1,024Woodwork · . · . .. · . 6,199 1,403 3,724Metalwork · . · . · . · . 5,011 440 3,148
TOTAL .. 74,439 18,740 32,841
TABLE VI (c) -TECHNICAL SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS 1964-RESULTSs: TRADE AND TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
Elementary Stage Intermediate Stage Advanced StageTotals
GROUP
TRADE TESTS
I Passes_-A-p-p-lie-d-C-h-em-is-tr-y--.-.--- ..---.-.-II--_----~---------1-------1--------1----1-2-6--1-----60---1----2-10---1----1-4-1--1--~3-1--1---~23~-11--~3~6-7-- 22~
Building . . . . . . . . 1,056 496 269 135 298 156 213 117 110 72 1,946 976Electrical Engineering.. .. ., 447 216 324 213 636 205 241 68 105 53 1,753 755Flour Milling .. . _ . . . . - - - - 2 2 1 1 6 6 9 9Hairdressing .. .. .. .. 21 17 8 7 - - - - - - 29 24Mathematics .. ., .. - - - - 833 177 216 96 81 26 1,130 299Mechanical Engineering .. 1,367 954 865 472 915 458 366 155 123 85 3,636 2,12~Motor Car Engineering.. .. .. 1,357 1,134 927 750 529 302 237 170 146 69 3,196 2,425Printing .. .. .. .. 331 264 286 214 - - - - - -- 617 478Radio Service Work .. .. .. 27 12 38 22 - -- - - -- -- 65 34
Junior Stage Senior Stage
TXCHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries
TOTALS 4,606 3,093 2,717 1,813 3,339 1,360 1,484 748 602 334 12,748 7,348
B. OTHER EXAMINATIONS
IElementary Stage Intermediate Stage Advanced Stage Totals
GROUPEntries Passes Entries Pa sses Entries Passes Entries Passes
Art .. .. .. .. .. 691 45~ 367 200 354 259 1,412 913Commerce .. .. .. .. 12,833 7,178 1,867 1,241 653 447 15,353 8,866Domestic Science .. .. .. 4,644 4,149 300 270 17 17 4,961 4,436Irish . - .. .. .. .. 2,608 1,255 263 170 59 36 2,930 1,461Manual Training .. .. .. 872 763 -- -- - -- 872 763Other Languages .. .. .. 4,261 3,196 599
I460 202 174 5,062 3,830
TOTALS .. .. 25,909 16,995 3,396 2,341 1,285 933 30,590 20,269
C. SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMIN. ••TIONS
Group
21965
173859838
105
Group Entries Passes
64 5439 3189 6457 4510 1013 12
TOTALS 1,494 999
30712931216511941
159
Entries Passes
Electrical Engineering, Junior Trade TestsSenior H ,. • • • •
Elementary Technological Examinations" H Intermediate Technological Examinations
Mechanical Engineering, Junior Trade TestsSenior" " . . ..Elementary Technological Examinations
Letterpress Printing, Junior Trade Tests" " Senior
Mathematics, Elementary ..Food Technicians Diploma __Instrument Technician Trainees ..Manual Training, Elementary Metalwork
=
66
TABLE VI (d)
EXAMINATIONS FOR POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES
A. Trainee Technicians.
Year I Year II Year IH TotalSubject ------ --- --- --- --- --- ---
Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries Passes Entries Passes--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Irish .. .. 100 100 96 92 - - 196 192English . . .. 100 100 96 95 41 40 237 235Mathematics · . 101 97 97 86 49 38 247 221Physics .. · . 105 91 101 91 42 33 248 215Drawing .. · . 100 94 - - - - 100 94Electricity · . 115 109 102 89 51 42 268 240Electronics .. - - 97 84 44 42 141 126
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
TOTALS.. 621 591 589 537 227 195 1,437 1,323
B. Telecommunications
Subject Entries Passes
Magnetism and Electricity · . · . .. 71 47Telecommunications 1. · . · . .. · . 89 70Telecommunications IIA. · . · . .. .. 41 28Telecommunications IIB. · . .. .. · . 16 9Electronics for Telecommunications .. · . .. 18 10Line Transmission .. · . · . · . · . 14 14Radio Communication · . · . · . · . 12 12
TOTALS.. .. 261 190
C. Post Office Factory Employees.
Subject Entries Passes
Telephone Repairs · . · . .. · . 8 8
TOTALS.. ·. 8 8
VII. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE (OTHER THAN CAPITAL) FOR FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1955.
RRCBIP'H EXPENDITUa&
Grants Contnbution Sales of MaintenanceCO••••ITTEE from from Local Tuition Books,Class Other Total Adminis- Instruction of Scholarships Other Total
Department Rating Fees Materials, Receipts tration Schools and and ExpenditureAuthority ete, Classes Prizes
County Boroughs e c c c c e c c e c e cCity of Cork .. .. 142,714 29,898 28,135 358 4,229 205,334 18,275 152,082 63,672 592 524 235,145City of Dublin .. .. 609,043 276,948 123,171 8,099 26,986 1,044,247 80,161 654,478 356,586 5,092 25,770 1,122,087City of Limerick .. .. 99,648 17,657 9,595 25 731 127,656 13,259 85,427 34,348 570 1,493 135,097City of Waterford ., 34,381 7,830 1,981 231 400 44,823 4,069 29,391 12,338 437 2,209 48,444
Urban DistrictsTown of Drogbeda .. 15,426 3,200 1,680 22 239 20,567 2,915 16,979 4,071 215 197 24,377Boro' of Dun Laoghaire .. 37,903 18,092 5,158 93 3,075 64,321 4,841 41,503 19,538 370 62 66,314Town of Bray .. .. 15,293 3,550 1,126 15 717 20,701 3,187 15,017 2,766 170 - 21,140Town of Galway .. .. 25,553 6,055 2,406 21 450 34,485 2,956 25,440 6,282 360 63 35,101Town of Sligo .. .. 14,871 2,907 1,116 177 166 19,237 3,028 17,881 4,623 718 160 26,410Town of Tralee .. .. 18,714 3,263 988 33 794 23,792 3,232 17,085 3,673 340 224 24,554Town of Wexford .. 13,226 2,642 1,341 48 424 17,681 2,321 13,260 2,698 177 510 18,966
CountiesCo. Carlow .. .. 31,684 16,667 1,688 123 150 50,312 5,370 45,281 8,747 589 552 60,539Co. Cavan .. .. 27,240 21,221 1,053 123 1,229 50,866 5,034 41,419 7,871 1,084 124 55,532Co. Clare .. .. 49,728 29,827 3,414 105 912 83,986 6,445 76,424 17,112 1,184 604 101,769Co, Cork .. .. 123,946 95,568 10,844 1,525 8,043 239,926 11,891 197,973 43,292 1,622 8,903 263,681Co. Donegal .. .. 87,805 29,621 4,195 70 8,445 130,136 7,581 104,794 32,853 6,434 595 152,257Co. Dublin .. .. 64,202 59,792 3,652 116 1,662 129,424 4,973 99,627 37,327 1,770 821 144,518
RECEIPTS E%PSNDlTUJIE
Grants Contributioes Sales of Main tenance Scholarship'COMMITTEE from from Local Tuition Books, Class Other Total Adminis- Ins truction of and Other Total
Department Rating Fe es Materials, Receipts tration Schools and Prizes ExpenditureAuthority ete. Classes
-----{. c c c c c c c c c c c
Co, Galway .. .. 69,225 45,075 7,652 615 11,820 134,387 8,516 106,136 39,700 6,447 655 161,454Co. Kerry .. .. 55,822 27,809 3,541 458 2,186 89,816 7,165 82,384 24,087 4,928 1,170 119,734Co. Kildare .. .. 33,328 26,801 2,258 78 12,884 75,349 5,532 67,606 11,004 1,275 379 85,796Co. Kilkenny .. .. 31,868 22,836 1,989 146 1,776 58,615 5,088 55,548 10,813 1,225 176 72,850Co. Laois .. .. 24,736 20,207 1,814 178 213 47,148 5,660 35,838 10,030 1,023 204 52,755Co. Leitrim .. .. 44,739 11,100 1,643 274 7,169 57,925 5,677 50,364 9,948 2,736 314 69,039Co. Limerick .. .. 39,939 32,524 1,809 142 303 74,717 5,778 63,150 15,493 1,561 273 86,255Co. Longford .. .. 26,625 14,938 1,358 587 238 43,746 4,710 36,265 8,177 965 247 50,364Co. Louth .. .. 30,255 20,904 2,470 281 183 54,093 4,919 42,572 11,281 1,072 393 60,237Co. Mayo .. 54,919 31,983 3,380 162 2,186 92,530 7,145 78,702 14,960 6,250 1,587 108,644Co. Meath .. .. 39,142 33,381 2,862 134 1,779 77,298 5,817 69,591 14,318 1,994 583 92,303Co, Monaghan .. 22,070 17,122 1,317 175 1,190 41,874 4,294 35,329 6,112 866 275 46,876Co. Offaly .. .. 31,617 24,079 2,395 128 2,989 61,208 5,841 51,005 11,792 794 152 69,584Co. Roscommon .. 29,197 23,030 1,447 43 49 53,766 5,139 45,816 9,346 1,890 372 62,563Co. Sligo .. .. 34,854 14,575 1,640 645 1,940 53,654 5,094 47,471 9,694 2,195 - 64,454Co. Tipperary (N.R.) .. 29,768 24,462 4,714 151 1,053 60,148 5,500 47,907 14,090 1,890 493 69,880Co. Tipperary (S.R.) .. 46,626 32,267 3,892 525 287 83,597 7,924 68,835 16,379 1,088 655 94,881Co. Waterford .. .. 18,318 13,647 971 218 192 33,346 4,250 26,992 7,613 887 173 39,915Co. Wexford .. .. 40,684 31,515 4,441 1,319 12,270 90,229 7,074 69,624 13,811 937 3,034 94,480Co. Wicklow .. .. 28,250 21,257 1,217 674 1,514 52,912 5,577 45,250 9,067 2,132 676 62,702Co. Westmeath .. .. 32,964 24,656 1,232 303 2,362 61,517 5,808 51,498 12,491 2,414 227 71,438
TOTALS .. 2,176,323 11,138,906 255,485 18,420 116,235 3,705,369 301,046 2,811,944 938,003 66,293 54,849 4,172,135
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SECTION V.
REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS' STATISTICS.
70TABLE A.-REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL YEAR: 1ST JULY, 1964 TO 30TH JUNE, 1965.
1st July, 1964 to 30thNumber June, 1965 Numberin care
in careNumber at begin- Commit- Discharges, at end ofof ning of tals, trans- releases on school yearSchools school year fers, re- supervision i.e. 30thi.e. on 1st admissions, certificate, June, 1965July, 1964 etc. etc.
-(i)Reform- Boys 1 144 76 104 116atory Girls 2 31 11 20 22Schools
Total 3 175 87 124 138(ii)Industrial Boys 13 1,463 309 417 1,355Schools Girls 30 1,506 131 284 1,353
Total 43 2,969 440 701 2,708
71
TABLE B.
. Schools showing the accommodationList of Reformatory a~d In~ustrial. ach school on 30th June, 1965.limit and the number of children m care ID e
Accommoda- Number intion Limit care onSchool
30th June, 1965
REFORMATORY SCHOOLS:
116250Daingean (Offaly)50 13Limerick (Girls)80 9Kilmacud (Girls)
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS:
Senior Boys:300 126Upton, Co. Cork830 314Artane, Dublin ..190 100Letterfrack, Co. Galway145 92Salthill, Galway . . . .150 49St. Joseph's, Tralee, Co. Kerry220 68Glin, Co. Limerick . . . .200 135Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Junior Boys:80 52Passage West, Co. Cork50 30Killarney, Co. Kerry ..
186 106Kilkenny (Male) ..150 45Drogheda, Co. Louth75 27Cappoquin, Co. Waterford
110 70Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow
Girls IndustrialS choolscertifiedfor the receptio~of a limited number of boys of tender years.
60Goldenbridge, Dublin10Loughrea .. ..7Ballinasloe, Co. Galway
35Clifden7Lenaboy, Galway .. ..
10Ballaghaderreen, Co. Roscommon.12Benada Abbey, Ballymote, Co. Sligo
Girls:100 19Cavan180 36Clonakilty60 43Rushbrooke80 47Mallow
200 59Sunday's Well100 2Bundoran, Donegal96 67Booterstown, Co. Dublin
207 121Goldenbridge, Dublin110 75Lakelands, Dublin100 44Whitehall, Dublin100 35Loughrea, Co. Galway100 22Ballinasloe, Co. Galway140 84Clifden, Co. Galway ..88 20Lenaboy, Galway ..98 44Killarney, Co. Kerry ..85 49Pembroke Alms Tralee, Co. Kerry
130 89Kilkenny (Female) ..170 48St. George's, Limerick180 68St. Vincent's, Limerick ..240 30Newtownforbes, Co. Longford ..100 18Dundalk, Co. Louth ..
72
School
202651285641651729
Number inAccommoda- care on
tion Limit 30th June, 1965
INDUSTRIAL SCHooLs--continued:Girls-continued:
Westport, Co. Mayo ..Ballaghaderreen Co. RoscommonBenada Abbey, Ballymote, Co. SligoCashel, Co. TipperaryDundrum, Co. TipperaryWaterford ..MoateNew Ross, WexfordWexford
11710010612580
200102100146
TABLE C.-REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Circumstances in which children were committed during the yearfrom 1st July, 1964 to 30th June, 1965.
(i) REFORMATORYSCHOOLS
Offences of which convicted Boys Girls Total
Larceny and Receiving .. .. 36 5 41
Housebreaking .. .. .. 25 - 25
Miscellaneous .. .. .. 15 4 19(Malicious Damage, Assault, etc.)
Total .. .. 76 9 85
(ii) INDUSTRIALSCHOOLS.
Grounds of Committal Boys Girls Total
School Attendance .. .. .. 29 5 34
Lack of proper guardianship .. .. 118 76 194
Not having any home . . .. 61 37 98
Uncontrollable .. .. .. 12 I 13
Indictable Offences .. .. .. 88 12 lOO
Total .. .. 308 131 439
..Note: Readmissions following revocation of Supervision Certificate or followingabsconding, or transfer from Industrial to Reformatory Schools are notincluded in these tables.
73TABLE D.-REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Destination of children discharged from the schools during the SchoolYear 1st July, 1964 to 30th June, 1965.
BOYS GIRLSMODE OF DISCHARGE
Reformatory Industrial Reformatory IndustrialSchools Schools Schools Schools
To employment .. 6 78 3 79
Returned to parents orfriends .. .. 81 287 11 132
Absconded .. 14 4 1 10
Miscellaneous (Retain-ed, adoption, died etc.) 3 48 5 63
Total .. 104 417 20 284
The occupations taken up by these children were:-
Reformatory Schools:Boys: Defence Forces: 1;
GIRLS: Domestic, 3.
Farm Workers: 5.
Industrial Schools:Boys: Factory Workers, 9; Hotel Workers, 27; Farm Workers,
23; Office Workers 1; Trades, 18.
GIRLS: Nursing, 7; Domestic, 59; Hotel Workers, 2;Office Workers, 5; Handicrafts, 5; Factory Worker, 1.
TABLE E.-REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Number and causes of deaths amongst pupils in Industrial andReformatory Schools during the year 1st July, 1964 to 30th June, 1965.
Causes of Death Boys Girls Total
Cerebral abscess . . .. .. 1 - 1
Epilepsy .. .. . . . . 1 - 1
TOTALS .. 2 - 2
SECTION VI
ENDOWED SCHOOLSI. SCHEMES UNDER EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENTS
(IRELAND) ACTS, 1885
11. ERASMUS SMITH SCHOOLS ACT, SCHEME, 1941
76 77ENDOWED SCHOOLS The following table gives particulars of the number of schemes dealt with,
the number of schools connected therewith under the various branches ofEducatian and the annual income of the Endawments:-1. Schemes under Educational Endowments (Ireland) Act, 1885.
The rep arts received in accordance with the Schemes show that in general theendowments were managed satisfactorily by the Local Gaverning Badies.
Endowments vested in the Minister for Education or directlycontrolled by him
There are fifteen of these _endawments (ten_ schemes), viz. Ulster RayalSchools-five boar ds (Scheme 1\0. 34); Preston Xavari : Athlone Private School(Scheme No. 55); Carysfort (Scheme Xo. 85); Banagher Royal School; DiocesanScbools i=-Meatb-Ardagh, Tuam-Killala-Achonry, Leighlin-Ossory (Scheme No.90); Leamy (Scheme No. 95); Preston, Leix (Scheme No. Ill); Banks (SchemeNo. 128); Sand ford (Scheme No. 136); Viscount Limerick (Scheme No. 143)'Parsons Perse (Scheme Xo. 180); Preston Scholarship Fund. '
The accounts of these endowments are operated through nineteen separatefunds. During the year 1964/65 the numbers of schools having claims to share inthese funds were eight Primary and twenty-eight secondary, and in addition thepupils of one hundred and forty-seven secondary schools were entitled to competefor Scholarships offered under Scheme No. 90.
The accounts of the funds have been certified by an Auditor of the Departmentof Local Government. They are summarised as follows:-
Income 1964
No. of Schemes No. of Schools Branch of Annual Income,1964/65 1964/65 Education 1964
£39 170 Primary · . 14,970
13 15 Secondary · . 15,250Technical
22 7 and special · . 14,620Primary and
8 50 Secondary .. 5,480
Total: 82 242 £50,320
Expenditure 1964
The foregoing table does not include the ten schemes already referred to inpage 76 except that portion of scheme No. 55 (Parochial Schools) which dealswith endowments vested in the Local Governing Body.
n. Erasmus Sm.ith Schools, Act, Schem.e, 1941:
The scheme deals with the repair of the Abbey School, Tipperary and theaward of scholarships tenable at Secondary Schools to deserving boys in certainareas in Drogheda, Galway, Tipperary, and to boys resident in the districts inin which the former Erasmus Smith estates were situated. 135 competed forscholarships in 1963, 112 passed the examination and 18 scholarships wereawarded. 63 scholarships were renewed for the school year 1963/64.
A statement of the capital and income accounts of the Endowment is set outin page SI of this report.
Rents Dividends Miscel- Redemption Creditlaneous of stock Balance Total
Jan. 1st,1964
£ £ £ £ £ £
63 2,745 355 100 1,256 4,519
Rents, Rates & Investments Education Credit Balance TotalMiscellaneous Purposes Dec. 31st, 1963
£ £ £ £ £
101 296 2,802 1,320 4,519
The income (£36 p.a.) from the Charleville Endowment (Scheme No. 123),which is also administered by the Minister for Education was paid to the two.secondary schools in the Charleville District.
Endowm.ents directly administered by Local Bodies:
The number of schemes the endowments of which are directly administeredby Local Governing Bodies constituted under the Educational Endowments(Ireland) Act, 1885, was eighty-two. The Minister far Education exercisessupervision in these cases by means of inspection provided for under the Act.During the year three schemes were amalgamated. By an amending schemedated 6th October, 1964, schemes Nos, 151 Presbytery of Raphoe and schemeNo. 157 Presbytery of Letterkenny were amalgamated with scheme No. 179Presbytery of Donegal. By an amending scheme dated 6th October, 1964,scheme No. 139 Presbytery of Munster was amalgamated with scheme No. 64Presbytery of Dublin.
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SECTION VII
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND
80NATIONAL MUSEUM
Irish Antiquities DivisionAcquisitions:
by donationby purchase
TOTAL:Field Work:
Numbe of rescue excavations
Research Wor kers :Number of research workers facilitated (six nationalities)
Lectures:~us7ab;r of lectures to learned societies, etc. by members
Irish Folk Life CollectionAcquisitions:
by donationby purchase
TOTAL:
Field V,'ork:Number of field trips
Art And Industrial DivisionAcquisitions:
Textil~s and Costume (22 donated, 11 purchased)Ceramics and Glass (26 donated, 4 purchased)Metalwork ( 7 donated, 18 purchased)Stamps (all donated )Historical (40 donated, 12 purchased)l'I;Ihtary . ( 1 donated, 54 purchascd)Numismatic ( 2 donated, 37 purchased)
TOTAL:
Natural History DivisionAcquisitions:
BotanicalGeologicalZoological
TOTAL:
Field Work:Number of collecting trips
Educational Tours of Museum
Number of school parties conducted (8,361 individuals)
Statistics of Public Attendance
AugustSeptemberOctoberNovember ..December
1964Week Days
19,52511,5458,7786,0035,597
16060
220
26
40
16
133247
380
8
333025
6,44952SS39
" 6,683
624649177
1,450
11
166
Sundays4,9874,2204,1104,8132,811
81
JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJuly
1965Week Days
5,4784,7917,5694,7917,7989,690
15,259
Sundays4,6963,7622,9573,7623,6482,6894,242
46,697106,824
Grand Total: 153,521
Publications by Members of Staff
1. "Bronze Age Burial near Killare, Co. Westmeath" by A. B. 6 Riord ain.Rlocht na Midhe vo1. 3, no. 3 (1965), pp. 223-225.
2. "Three Stone Heads at Woodlands, near Raphoe, Co. Donegal" by E. Rynne.journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland vo1. 94 (1964), pp.105-109.
3. "Middle Bronze Age Burial at Knockboy, Co. Antrim" by E. Rynne.Ulster journal of Archaelogy vo1. 27 (1964), pp. 62-66.
4. "A Cist-Burial near Rearcross, Co. Tipperary" by E. Rynne. NorthMunster Antiquarian journal vo1. 9, no. 3 (1964), pp. 89-93.
5. "Bronze Age Burial near Killucan, Co. Westmeath" by E. Rynne.Riocht na Midhe vo1. 3, no. 2 (1964), pp. 114-117.
6. "Souterrain at Fore, Co. Westmeath •. by E. Rynne. Riocht na M'idhe vo1. 3,no. 2 (1964), pp. 118-123.
7. "Souterrain at Fennor, near Slane, Co. Meath" by E. Rynne. Riocht naMidhe vo1. 3, no. 3 (1964), pp. 229-233.
8. "A Group of Prehistoric Sites at Pipers town , Co. Dublin" by E. Rynne.Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy vo!. 64, C, (1965), pp. 61-84 (withP. 6 h-Eailidhe).
9. "Human Skeletons unearthed near Foynes " by P. Danaher. NorthMunster Antiquarian journal vo!. 9, no. 3 (1964), p. 127.
10. "A Prehistoric Burial Mound at Ballyeeskcen. Co. Sligo" by P. Danaher.journal of the Royal Society of A ntiquaries of Ireland vo1. 94 (1964), pp.145-158.
11. "Bronze Age Burials at Rahi nshurock, Co. \Vestmeath" by P. Danaher.Riocht na Midhe vol. 3, no. 3 (1965), pp. 225-229.
12. "The Archaeology of the Celts in Ireland" by J. Raftery in The Celts,Cork, 1964, pp. 47-58.
13. "Irische Beziehungen zum koptischen Agypten" by J. Raftery inChristentuni am Nil, Recklinghausen, 1964, pp. 260-265.
14. "Irish Early Christian Ietalwork " by J. Raftery. Ireland of the Welcomes,June, 1965.
15. "Note on Arrowhead" by J. Raftery. Riocht na Midhe vol. 3 (1965), p. 256.
16. "A Thistle Brooch from Co. Louth" by J. Raftery.Archaeological journal vol. IS, no. 3 (1963). pp. 277-280.
17. "Archaeological Acquisitions in the National Museum of Ireland in theYear 1962" by J. Raftery. journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries ofIreland vol. 94 (1964), pp. 85-104.
County Louth
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18. The Earliest Anglo-Irish Coinage by William O'Sullivan. Dublin, StationeryOffice, 1964.
19. "Two Military Medals by William Mossop (1751-1805)" by Oliver Snoddy.The Irish Sword vol. 6, no. 25 (1964), pp. 252-256.
20. "The Limerick City Militia and the Battle of Collooney, 1798" by OliverSnoddy. North Munster Antiquarian Journal vol. 9, no. 3 (1964), pp. 117-122.
21. "Suffragettes in Carlow" by Oliver Snoddy. Carloviana vo!. 1, no. 13 (1964),p.26.
22. "Newcastle West's Link with 1916" by Oliver Snoddy. The MonthlyObserver vol. 1, no. 7 (1964), pp. 7-8.
23. "Notes on Rare Irish Fishes in the National Museum of Ireland" by C. E.O'Riordan. Irish Naturalists' Journal vo!. 14, pp. 270-271.
24. "<Nephrops norvegicus, the Dublin Bay Prawn, in Irish Waters" by C. E.O'Riordan. Scientific Proceedings oj the Royal Dublin Society, series B,vol. 1, pp. 131-157. .
25. "Nephrops noruegicus Fishing Grounds around the Irish Coast" by (' ..,..O'Riordan. Rapports Conseil Permanent Lnternational pour t'Explorationde la Mer, vol. 156, no. 30, pp. 161-163.
26. "Nephrops norvegicus in Irish Waters" by C. E. O'Riordan. RapportsConseil Permanent International pour l'Ex-ploration de la Mer, vol. 156,no. 34, pp. 183-185.
27. '< Palinurus vulgaris (L), the Crawfish, in Irish Waters" by C. E. O'Riordan(with F. A. Gibson). Rapports Conseil Permanent International pourl'Exploration de la Mer, vol. 156, no. 8, pp. 47-49.
28. "Atichia, a Fungal Genus new to the Irish Flora" by D. M. Synnott.Irish Naturalists' Journal vol. 15, p. 74.
29. "The Summer Snowflake new to County Meath" by D. M. Synnott.Irish Naturalists' Journal vol. 15, p. 81.
30. "Phycopeltis, a Genus of Alga not previously recorded from the BritishIsles" by M. J. P. Scannel!. I rish Naturalists' Journal vo!. 15, p. 75.
31. "A New Species of Synchytrium in Ireland" by M. J. P. Scannel!. IrishNaturalists' Journal vo!. 15, p. 8I.
32. "The Upper Carboniferous (Namurian and Westphalian) of Kingscourt,Ireland" by J. S. Jackson. Scientific Proceedings of the Royal DublinSociety, series A, vo!. 2, pp. 131-152.
33. "Archaeological Survey and Bibliography for the Republic of Ireland"by A. T. Lucas. Council jor Old World Archaeology: Surveys andBibliographies, Area I, no. Ill, 1964, pp. 7-11.
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