273 (Norway : official publication for the Paris exhibition 1900)

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Number of Pupils and Classes in the Primary Schools.

In the Country In the Towns Towns & Country

School Districts Separate Divisions or Classes Pupils Classes Pupils Pupils

1840 .... 7,133 — 168,813 — 12,130 180,943

1870 .... 6,338 — 203,800 839 32,959 236,759

1880 .... 6,350 9,670 204,926 1,198 42,377 247,303

1890 .... 6,198 11,018 230,628 1,660 56,772 287,400

1895 .... 5,923 12,701 253,916 2,095 77,217 331,133

with a meal every school-day. In 1898, 711,302 portions were
distributed, of which 18,341 were paid for. The average number
of children fed was 5420 daily, 139 of whom paid. As the
average number of pupils was 22,750, about 24 per cent of the
children have been fed at the schools. The cost of this feeding
for 1898 amounted to kr. 93,412 of which kr. 2122 was covered
by the sale of food, etc. In other towns too, through private
agency, poor school-children have been fed.

B. THE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS, THE CONDITIONS FOR
THEIR APPOINTMENT, TRAINING AND SALARIES.

The teaching in the primary school is performed by publicly
appointed teachers. In the country, at least 24 school-weeks a year
are to be assigned to each regular teacher; at present an average
of 33 weeks falls to each. Private or assistant teachers may be
employed as teachers in singing, gymnastics, drawing and manual work.

The teachers’ situation may be filled with men or women,
according to the decision of the local authorities; but at each primary
school in the towns, there must be at least one master and one governess.

Year	Number of Regular Teachers in the Primary School.
	Country		Towns		Total
	Masters	Governesses	Masters	Governesses
1840 ..........	2112	—	124	—	2236
1870 ..........	3190	—	350	174	3714
1880 ..........	3390	140	390	438	4358
1895 ..........	3801	1037	601	1079	6518

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	Number of Pupils and Classes in the Primary Schools.
	In the Country			In the Towns		Towns & Country
	School Districts	Separate Divisions or Classes	Pupils	Classes	Pupils	Pupils
1840 ....	7,133	—	168,813	—	12,130	180,943
1870 ....	6,338	—	203,800	839	32,959	236,759
1880 ....	6,350	9,670	204,926	1,198	42,377	247,303
1890 ....	6,198	11,018	230,628	1,660	56,772	287,400
1895 ....	5,923	12,701	253,916	2,095	77,217	331,133

B. THE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS, THE CONDITIONS FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT, TRAINING AND SALARIES.

B. THE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS, THE CONDITIONS FOR
THEIR APPOINTMENT, TRAINING AND SALARIES.