KYLE SCHOOL.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2323, 8 January 1890, Page 2

KYLE SCHOOL.

The annnal distribution of prizes in connection with the above school took p'aoe on Friday afternoon, 20th ult The p.-izes were given on tha results obtained at the recent examination by the inspector, Each child pa joing a standard received a prizo while those who falle'd togathor with the scholars in the P. classes received presents Tqo icholara were address dby Mr Watson ( eaoher) urging the children to renewed di igence daring the ensuing year in order that the results at the next examination might be as gratifying as those obtained this year, Mr Wat eon (member of Committee) also address d the children and promised a prize next year to the most popular boy or girl in tbe school. The following ia the prize list :— Standard V,—Mary A, .Buckley and tlames MoAnulty, Stand urd IV K. M. Watson and Jno E Hard wick, prizes ; Michael Dalan and Danl Dolan, peseota. Standard 111 —W. Muliisjan, Danl. Buckley, Jerome McAnuly, K. AjLambie Jane E. Lambteand lea Qoidon, prizes; Wo, (Gordon and Tom Buckley, presents Standard ll.—Lucy 3. G. Wa'stn, M. J. Mulligan, Alice Wateon, Rosy 15. Hardwick, Mary I)olaa, Eliza Doian and Thos. Mulligan, prizes, P 2— Kthel M, L Watson, M. O, Buokley, E. E. Lambie, Jno. McAnuity and T. MoAnalty, presents, P. I —W, Lambie and R. A. Mulligan, presents. The following is the. Inspector's report on the tchool at the recent examination:-— i Mr Jobu Watson, Master. Mrs Wakson, Sowiog Mistress. This small fchool has passed a Batlafaotnry examination. The performance of the pupils gives abundant evidence of a very carefcl preparation, tha re6uk of a conscientious discharge of duties by tbe ceacter. All ihs pass subjects with the exc-p tion of drawicg, show moit or leee me.-lt that can bo commended. Of the olasi subj jots, Geogr phy is very fair. Percentage of pauses, 6071; Pdrcenta^e of failures, 12 00. L B. Wood.