Federation University Historical Collection
Document - Document - Letter, Ballarat Junior Technical School: Letter from The Metropolitan Technical Men's Branch of the V.T.U. re class sizes, 1952
... findlay masson... Men's Branch of the Victorian Teachers' Union, Findlay Masson...Signature of Findlay C Masson, Secretary in red pen... of the Victorian Teachers' Union, Findlay Masson, outlining the problem ...
Letter from the Secretary of the Metropolitan Technical Men's Branch of the Victorian Teachers' Union, Findlay Masson, outlining the problem of class sizes in Technical Schools. Classes of 48 students are regular in English, Mathematics and Social Studies. In practical classes the size has been set. Asking Technical Schools to submit details of extra accommodation required to allow for reduction of class size to 40 students or less. These needs to be incorporated into a proposed plan to be submitted to the Education Department through the V.T.U.
Cream sheet of paper, typed
Headmaster Ballarat Junior hand written in red pen
Answered 23/10 in pencil
Signature of Findlay C Masson, Secretary in red penballarat junior technical school, headmaster, l garner, victorian teachers' union, v.t.u., findlay masson, secretary, metropolitan technical men's branch, class sizes, reduction in number, extra accommodation, proposed plan, education department