PORIRUA SCHOOL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1627, 19 December 1912, Page 6

PORIRUA SCHOOL.

At Porirua last evening, as a fitting winding-iip of the year, tho children of the school, under the direction oi the headmaster, Mr. 11.I 1 . A. Jlason, 'gave an excellent concert, ths programme consisting of part and notion songs, soles, •recitations, military and physical exercises, humorous and other items. Two pupils. Misses Ruby Dear and Alice Gydu, ployed most of tho accompaniments. The prizss and certificates won by pupils duriii" the year were presented by Mrs. Hassall. Tho. following is tho complete prize list:— '. Standard ■ Vl.-Proficicncy certificates: Ruby Dear, Dorothy Gyde. Alice G.vde, Harry Harris, and Harry Stunell. Competency certificate: Leonard Eastwood. Attendance certificates; first ckss and prizes, present, every day—Ruby Dear, Evelyn Whitehouse, Lucy.Ward, Harry Harris Frank Katthews, Vivian Holder, Jack Eastwood, Cecil Harris, Len. Ward, and IJeegio Ward. Second closs; certificates only—Alico Gyde, Dora Carter, Helen Whitehouse, Marie- Ashworth, Iris Wnckrow, Amelia Meplinra, Allen Whifehouso, Jas. Brown, Ralph Spiers, James Conrick, Cyril Whitehouse. Tops of Standards—Standard VI, Harry Harris (dux of school) Standard V, iipner division, Jack ' Windley; lower tliviSon Elsin Ward. Standard IV, Allen Whitehouse. Standard 111, Freda Jacobs. Standard 11, Myra Davis. Standard ), i'rassr M'Leod. Jtost improved pupil in each standardStandard VI, Harry Stunell. Standard V, Helen Buick. Standard IV, Lena Matthews. Standard 111, Bissie Morgan. Standard 11, Holly Castle. Standard I, Leonard Ward. Most improved writers—upper boys, ,Tack Lewis. Upper uirls, Dora Carter. Lower bovs, Cyril Wlutehouse. Lower "iris, Shirley MorganSpecial prizes for greatest progress during, the year-Boys, Alex, .M'Leod. Girls, j\7 Hewitt, ;■•■.. ■■.■•.