SCHOOLS
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Public elementary schools in England and Wales, 1923, numbered 21,000, with 7,150,000 pupils and 166,000 teachers. Scotland had 676,000 pupils in 2,900 public elementary schools. The Irish Free State in 1925 had 5,600 elementary schools with 489,000 pupils and 13,500 teachers.
Albania in the school year 1927-1928 had 530 public schools, with 950 teachers and 30,000 pupils. The Danish schools at the beginning of 1927 had 464,000 pupils. There are over 3,000,000 pupils in the elementary schools of France. Germany had in 1922 in 52,000 elementary schools 8,894,000 pupils. Jugoslavia in 1923 had 961,470 pupils in its elementary schools. In 1928, Lithuania had 2,400 public elementary schools with 124,000 pupils. Soviet Russia at the end of 1926 had 9,900,000 children attending 108,000 public elementary schools. Sweden in 1926 had 660,000 pupils in elementary schools.