§ Mr. Vaughan-Morganasked the Minister of Education how many exchange teacher visits took place during 1950 with British Dominions and Colonies, with the United States of America, and with other foreign countries respectively; and how many such visits are planned for 1951.
§ Mr. TomlinsonFollowing is the information:
EXCHANGES OF TEACHERS WITH COUNTRIES OVERSEAS — Exchanges made in 1950 Exchanges arranged or proposed for 1951 *Commonwealth countries Australia 14 28 (arranged) Canada 39 55 (probable) South Africa 31 13 (arranged) New Zealand 10 10 (arranged) Southern Rhodesia 5 3 (arranged) *U.S.A. 102 100 (proposed) The following exchanges with other foreign countries took place in 1950. The numbers for 1951 are likely to be similar.
Teachers from England and Wales serving in Teachers from the countries named serving in England and Wales Austria … 1 Austria … 3 France … 3 France … 4 Netherlands … 1 Norway … 2 Norway … 2 Sweden … 2 Sweden … 2 9 11 * These figures include exchanges with Scotland and Northern Ireland.