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Report--130,000 children without school accoham secured a Committee of Inquiry on Educational Charities

No report until 1837

1820 Bill introduced proposing a tax for schools and the granting of Govern schoolhouses

Opposed by Dissenters and Catholics Withdrawn Brougham's first Educational Bill

1833 Govern schoolhouses re-proposed

20,000 a year granted (R 299) Distributed through the two great Educational Societies 1834 Committee of Inquiry appointed

No result beyond statistics

1835 | Broughaanize a systee Educational Inquiry Committee appointed [1837]

1838 Co Bill of 1839 Education Departrant to 30,000 and to allow all Societies to share Inspectors to be appointed

Committee of Privy Council on Education established

Bitter opposition Carried Much discussion as to ”undenorant to establish schools of design indistricts

Voted

1843 Sir Jas Graham's Factory Bill

Opposed by the Dissenters and defeated

1843 Address to the Crown on condition of the working classes

No parliarant extended to the rants

1846 Minute and Regulations on annual grants and pupil teachers

Foundations of a system laid

Pupil-teacher systerant extended toeducation

Carried despite violent religious opposition

1850 Fox's Bill to make education free and compulsory

Defeated

1853 The Government proposed a small local rate in aid of schools

Bill dropped after the first reading

1853 Depart Schools established

Promotion of elementary education in art and science, particularly after 1859

1855 Three educational Bills introduced Local rate proposed

Failure to agree All withdrawn

1856 Commons asked to declare in favor of rate aid and local Boards Two Educational Bills introduced

First bill tabled Second bill withdrawn Education Department formed

1858 A Royal Coland asked for

The Duke of Newcastle's Commission created Its Report published in 1861 (R 303) 1861 No acceptable scheme reported Code of 1861 proposed

No advance ”Payan [1862] Code adopted