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10. General Conclusions —T am in entire agreement with the very
useful comments and suggestions contained in Col. Daly's report. If tha
School is to survive and fulfil adequately its new role as a Public School
it is ‘essential -—
(a) that the numbers should be very substantially increased. This is
urgent both on educational and financial grounds. It can
hardly be expected under the changed circumstances that the
States will continue to incet the annual deficit;
(b) that the standard of work throughout the School should be raised
toa much higher level. With the re-organised staff now
. available this should not present any serious difficulty;
{¢) that active steps should be taken to find suitable posts for those
boys who will not be otherwise provided for when they leave
and that. the curriculum = shonld be planned to provide a
sound preliminary training for as wide a range of occupations
as possible. A member of tlie staff should be appointed as
Carecrs Master.
The Headmaster and I believe the Gaverning Body are fully alive not
only to the existence of these needs but also to their urgency. ‘The School
already possesses many of the essentials to future success, a young and
enthusiastic staff, a nucleus of pleasant boys and abundant accommodation,
bnt_a well-planned campaign of propaganda and advertisement must be
ersistently pursued if the advantages the School can offer are to be made
known to the larger public from which future entrants will have to
e drawn.
I enjoyed my visit to Rajkot and am very grateful to Mr. and Mrs.
Barritt for the hospitality they so kindly extended to me. I must also thank
Mr. Barritt for all the trouble he took to satisfy my requests for information
about the school. :
JOIN SARGENT,
Educational-Commissioner with the
: Government of India.
List of the European staff at the School, 1939.
No. and Name, Detignation. Date of Grate, "| Dreeent Treroarhs.
admission, A pay.
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1. H.W. Bartitt, Esq. | Headmaster. | attsa , |, | 1,07S—75—1,000 , 11,075
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