Levin School.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 15 December 1917, Page 2

Levin School.

EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS. After lengthly representations extending over a year the Wellington Education Board has acceded to the Levin School Committee's request to enlarge the school. The steady increase in crease in the attendance, which now averages 020 daily, has rendered this course inevitable and the additional accommodation has not been provided any too soon. Tenders are invited for the work in this issue. The effect of . the alterations wil be to give two additional classrooms each 2G ft. by 24 ft. making eight large rooms at the disposal of the staff. The small room at the south-west corner of the school and the room hitherto used by the headmaster are to be thrown into one, and with an addition wi]l make one of the new class-rooms. The present entrance lobby will be turned into an office for the headmaster and the 'main porch will face Oxford street instead of being at the end of the corridor. At the northeastern angle of the main building another big addition will be put on to the existing class room, more than doubling its size. The girls' entrance porch will also face Oxford street at tliis end of the corridor. Tenders are'also invited for the erection of accommodation for l/> extra bicycles and also a saddle shed. 1