Secondary School Pupils' Societies After 1922 started to loose momentum – Ministry of Education adopted 'normal constitutions' for youth societies which limited YO's autonomy Conflict with the ministry Many local clubs turned into hobby rings and lost membership in SSPS Public Gymnasium Act adopted 1922 stipulated that separate written permission from school needed to be obtained to participate in external youth organisations – Conflict between some local chapters Establishing of independent Pupil's Sports Society 1923 – Establishing Youth Temperance Society in 1923 YTS took over notable part of SSPS's activities Closure of the organisation in 1929
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