Bunnythorpe School

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 58, 25 October 1884, Page 3

Bunnythorpe School

. «. The Bnnnythorpe School was examined by Mr W. H. Vereker-Biudon, Inspector of Schools, on October Sth, and the following are the results : — Standard 1.— 15 presented and 6 passed, viz., Thomas Slipper, Charles Baker, Edward J 'rcnde.rgast, Ellen Nix, Margaret Welsh, and Mary IJeck, JPercentage4B;8 v i ,, H .{ .y ■„,., , „, ■ r Standard. ;IL^-18 ; pri_?cnted . and ; 13 passed, viz., Richard Hogan, William Welßh£'Stepbcn.Bailoy, Fred. Johanson, Benjamin Parked i-Robfert Cowan, Ethel Thom^S6Ti;]^lLiici»tia *Kfcade, ! ''Isabella Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson,* Sbphia f Bailey, f *S-#ilKstffley; 'ind iidsH ; Pawson. PeraH^'-m.^ *° v^sAi^-AA '- : ■" Standard 111.— 9 pre^ent^. 1 antf % passed, viz., JtLmck r sr£nU6v&a,it, George Bourne, George, Pjtw.ipp,^Walter Bailey, Annie Pawgcsu, Perc«*%^i66%. TJ^^AJ .i.Ai Standard IV,r-^ presented, and 2 passed,- viz:. -William l!Prendergast and Alicia Pr6ndergasft a Pferiisklago' 22^.'' f Standard V. — 4 presented ,and 2 passed, viz., Henry Parkes and Louisa Sexton. Percentage 50. Re-examined in Standard VI. — 1 presented, viz., Joanna Prendergast (cadet.) Inspector's remarks of this pu; il — Work very' tjood indeed, especially arithmetic and composition. " _ % Presented for examination below Standard I—2o. Remarks — satisfactory. Number «f ohildren present — 71, out of a roll-number of 76. Number presented iu standards, 55 ; number examined in standards, 54. Total percentage of passes, 53'7.