A COLLEGE FOR BLIND GIRLS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 306, 20 September 1920, Page 5

A COLLEGE FOR BLIND GIRLS

i, Sir,—Will you allow me to make known r through the meditam of your influential columns the establishment of a collegiatfo institution ■unlike any other in the i- world? It is the College for the Higher i- Education of Blind Girls, situated ail a Chorley Wood, Herts, about twenty miles n. from London, England. The equipment s of the collego h nearing completion, and *• it irill be ready to receive scholars in 's January nest. This school will rccoivo b pupils from the of seven years, and will be divided intra sections according to the ago of the scholars. The standard' o£ - education., and .of comfort mill be of the ■5 first order. The fees have been placed b at the moderate figure of JlO5 per ant num. The Chorley Wood College will givo a the parents and guardians of blind girls •i an opportunity of securing for ilhem a i first-clnssand specialised education suited to their needs and requirements, on , opportunity which liitjierto has not existP ed. Ws now wish lio" hear from the parl ents or guardians of blind girls who .would like to inquire further into this ' mate. Any who are interested please I cornrnimieate with Miss Monk at the offices of the Naifonal Institute for' the | Blind. 221 ffrcnt Portland f?tre,?t, Lon' ' don, W. 1., England.—Yoiirs faithfully,' > _ ARTHTJB PEARSON, President National Institute for the ; Blind.