SCHOOL INSPECSOR'S REPORTS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 987, 18 March 1881, Page 2

SCHOOL INSPECSOR'S REPORTS.

CLYDE. Mr Inspector Petrie examined this school on Monday Jast, 7 the 14th instant. We append helow that gentieman’ s report *

General Report. This school continues to be in good order. On the whole the classes have been most successfully taught, and all, except the first standard, passed an excellent examination. The written exercises were carefully and clearly ma e out. I was highly satisfied with the intelligence, tone, and discipline of the children. The school is, in many respects, one of the best managed in Otago. Donald Petrie, M.A., Inspector.

ALEXANDRA. The following is the report of this school : Summary of Results.

Totals, 9t» 75 84 Percentage of So. presented to Ko. on roll, 75 6. General Report. The children in all the standards, except the tirrat, have passed an excellent ex* amination. They have evi ently been taught with great care and skill. I was highly satisfied with their intelligence and the neatness and care with which the written exercises were dona. • Donald Petrie, I*!.A., Inspector,

BALD-HILL FLAT. This school was examined by the In* spcctor on Tues lay, ,tha 15th instant* The report is is follows Result of passes, 94 par cent. '' General Report. The school appears to have been very carefully taught. The reading was fluent and otherwise good. In all the other subjects the answering wag ready and correct. I believe, that the pupils have made excellent progress under Mr Bishop. Donald Petrie, M.A., ' 'lnspector,

Summary op Results. 8td. Presented. Passed. At. Age. Per cent. 1 25 5 9 4 yrs. 20 II 17 15 10 4 88 III 19 17 12 7 89 IV 10 7 12 10 70 V 4 3 12 11 75 VI 3 2 12 1 67 Totals, 78 49 63 Percentage of No roll, 59. . presented to No. on

Btd. Presented. Passed. Av. Age. Per cent, T 10 9 8 6 yra 47 3 it 35 31 10 :< 91 1 in 13 12 11 11 92 3 .V to 10 12 5 100 V 12 12 13 11 100 VI 2 2 147 100