- Jamaica. Code of Regulations of the Education Department in Force October, 1908

Not Stated, Privately printed, 1908. Paperback. A very scarce copy of this report on the code of regulations of the Education Department for Jamaica in the early 20th century. A very scarce work in the original paper wraps. Library label of the Board of Education Reference Library to the rear of the wraps. Library stamp to the front of the wraps. A report detailing the code of regulations of the Education Department for Jamaican schools, to be put in force in October 1908. These regulations concern all aspects of school life, including essential matters such as the curriculum, the training of teachers, scholarships and inspections. These regulations were for public elementary schools including trade and farm schools, and for training colleges for teachers. This work provides a fascinating insight into the involvement of the British in Jamaican education during the early 20th century. In the original paper wraps. Externally sound, with handling marks to the wraps, and some creasing to the lower corner of the front of the wraps. Library stamp and library label to the wraps. Internally, firmly bound, though staples are rusting. Pages are generally very bright and clean, except for the occasional handling mark. Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Good .

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