§ MR. ERNEST GRAY (West Ham, N.)I beg to ask the Secretary to the Board of Education whether the Board recognise lessons in swimming, given under proper conditions, as part of the minimum time constituting a school attendance for the purpose of Parliamentary grant.
§ SIR WILLIAM ANSONThe Board recognise lessons in swimming, under proper conditions, as part of the minimum time constituting a school attendance for
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§ the purpose of Parliamentary grant in respect of public elementary schools, but the time devoted to such lessons must not be included in the minimum time devoted to physical training.