TE KUITI SCHOOL.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 740, 27 January 1915, Page 5

TE KUITI SCHOOL.

THE INSPECTORS' REPORT.

Parents throughout the district should note that the school holidays will end this week, and the District High School will be open from Monday next, February Ist. All pupils seeking admission to the secondary department are requested to attend the school at 9 o'clock on Monday morning for the purpose of being enrolled. The Board of Education has appointed Miss Wintersgill, a Canadian teacher experienced in secondary work, to take temporary charge of the High Scnool. The following is the report of Dr Mclllraith, Inspector of Schools, who examined the Te Kuiti District High School during the latter part of last year:—Throughout the school, work is being enthusiastically and successfully carried out. Every department is full of life; arid the school hss attained a high level that promises excellent future results. The drawing, alike in pencil, crayon or brush has few rivals; agriculture is moat thoroughly taught; singing is enthusiastically taken up. All Work is displayed with a neatness that speaks of the earnestness of both pupiis and Btaff. A very fine tone prevails throughout the school. The grounds and class rooms are very neat and attractive. In spite of the recent enlargement and because of the establishment of a secondary department, the school is again over crowded in the preparatory departments. The number on the roll is 400, and the number presented for examination 380.