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Student administration/Student discipline, Allan Glen's Institution, Glasgow |
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Activity Description |
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Institution |
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Function |
Student administration |
Activity |
Student discipline |
Date(s) of Activity |
1853-1989 |
Activity performed by |
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Activity history |
Discipline of the scholars was primarily the responsibility of the headmaster and the teachers, with corporal punishment administered by the janitor. The ultimate responsibility, however, rested with the trustees. The Allan Glen's Institution Act of 1876 gave the trustees the power to make, vary and rescind byelaws, rules and regulations concerning the conduct and discipline of the scholars and, if necessary, to dismiss boys from the school. In 1887, responsibility for handling disciplinary cases passed, with the government of the school, to the governing body of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College. Finally, in 1912, it passed to the School Board of Glasgow. |
Scope and Content |
Minutes of board of governors of Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College 1887-1912 Ref: GB 0249 OE 1/1 Index to minutes of board of governors of Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College 1887-1910 Ref: GB 0249 OE 1/3 |
Rules and Conventions |
Title of function/activity taken from Elizabeth Parker's Function Activity Model (report compiled for JISC). Function and activity description compiled according to GASHE's Standard for Creating Function and Activity Descriptions. |
Creation Date |
Function and activity description compiled by Victoria Peters, research archivist, 27 January 2004 |
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