EDUCATION BOARD

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 18, 16 October 1919, Page 5

EDUCATION BOARD

The Wellington Education Board, met yesterday, Mr. T. Forsyth presiding Tlioro were also present Messrs. W. H. Field, M.P., C. I. Harkncss, G. London, 'E. P. Rishworth, T. Moss, J. P. Shand, IJ. M'Callum, M.P., E. H. Pennoy, and A. AV. Hog;;. The following resignations of teachers were received: Miss F. Andrew, assist-, ant, Brooklyn; Miss K. Cade, assistant, Alaugatainoka.; Miss A. Crump, assistant. Ocean Bay; Miss A. B. O'Sulliran,'head teacher, l)eop ■ Creek; Mr. h. H. Ix)w, liprcl teacher, Blenhnim; Mr. H. Clodc, sole teacher', Te Whara.u; Mr. H. A. W. Gray, junior teacher. Levin; Miss C. G. Burton, assistant, Deep Creek; Miss M.Kennedy, assistant, Fcathereton;'Miss L. K. Wilson, homo science instructress

Notifliiation was received from the Education Department that Miss Beatrice Wallace had been appointed school nurso in place of Nnrso Faram. ■ ■Advico was received that tho Educar tion Department could not give special consideration in training facilities to those junior teachers, probationers, and training college, fitudonts residing at Petone and Lower Hutt. It was" not considered that any undue inconvenience was being caused to them at tho present time. Mr. Jlarkness said it was hard that sufficient encouragement was not being given to 'young teachers. The letter was received.