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  Item Reference: KCLCAL-1851-1852-194

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192 Till SCHOOL The Prizes in each Class are given not for merit in indivi- dual subjects but for good conduct and general proficiency in all the subjects taught in the Class exclusively of Hebrew German French Mathematics and Arithmetic for which separate Prizes are given but Pupil who in any Term does not pass satisfactory Examination in his proper divisions of Arithmetic and Mathematics will not be eligible for General Class Prize in that Term No boy can get Prize twice in the same Class except in the Upper Sixth and in the Upper Sixth Class not twice in the same Academical Year No Prize will be awarded to any boy declining his remove from any cause CLASS PRIZES DIVISION OF MODERN INSTRUCTION One Prize is awarded every Term in the 6th 5th Upper 4th and Lower 4th Classes Prize is also given in every Term to the best boy in the third or second Class The Prizes in each Class are given not for merit in indi- vidual subjects but for good conduct and general proficiency in all the subjects taught in the Class excepting Drawing No boy can obtain the same General Class Prize twice An additional Prize is also given every Term for proficiency in some popular scientific subject read by all the Classes during the Term This Prize will also include the best report on the six Elementary Lectures given by the Professors of the College No boy can obtain this Prize twice in the same Academical Year EXTRA PRIZES OPEN TO PUPILS OF BOTH DIVISIONS IN MATHEMATICS Five Prizes each Term to the boys passing the best Exa- mination in the following subjects first Prize -Trigonometry Differential Calculus Functions of one variable Statics Second Prize -Trigonometry Binomial Theorem Exponen- tial Theorem Permutations and Combinations Logarithms Euclid Î’ 11 HI IV VI and deductions
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