OPEN AIR SCHOOL
COUNCIL OF EDUCATION’S SUPPORT. \By Telegraph—Press Association). WELLINGTON, June 14. The Council of Education discussed open air schools to-day, when Aliss Chaplin moved to the/ effect tiTat this system should lie adopted wherever possible in building new schools, and in remodelling old ones. Tli espeakers generally were favourable. though Air BlakewelL suggested that consideration should he given to a reduction in the size of classes as the first ini; rovenient in school accommodation. If open air schools were to ho called fresh air schools, he thought that a lot of the opposition based on the bdief that the children would have no shelter would disappear.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 June 1929, Page 6
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108OPEN AIR SCHOOL Hokitika Guardian, 15 June 1929, Page 6
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