CO-EDUCATION
A SUCCESSFUL SYSTEM.
(By Telegraph—Per Press AssociationJ
AUCKLAND, June 10. At the annual meeting of householders of the Auckland City School a resolution'was passed suggesting that, ' after pupils had reached the age of 'twelve, they should be separated according to sex, girls to be taught by ; women and boy by men. This was >sent on to the Education Department by the Auckland Education Board, and •rat. a meeting of the board to-day the Department’s reply was read. The Department promised, to give the request • its fullest consideration. The memorandum stated that- for many years the ■'present system of co-education had itself very successful and the was of opinion that the 'majority of parents and teachers Ivere Jm; favour of its continuance. jw - • ' “ : f~ ** h .
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1931, Page 2
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