School Committee.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 125, 4 November 1884, Page 3

School Committee.

K A^t the School Comniittee meeting last night there were present— Messrs Leaiy, Hawkins, Woqdroffe, and SWrigti' . :;■ ■ ; . ;■; <.-Mf G. W., Eussell's resignation Landed m. v • ; > ite|K)rtß ! v from Schools read. Accounts passed for payment, and chimneys' ordered to be swept when necessary. :' ;. /, _' , ; : .... TJSREACE END. SCHOOL. Siß,t— Durihar the month of October, Teri'ace End School has been o|ien 45 tiraeH. On the afternoon of the expected examination it was closed. One scholar has been re-admitted. There are some eight children leaving the district m a few days, «o that the question "of space will be remedied! The- atJtendarice for tho poonth is as follows:— Average attendance : 39 83 bt)ys; <8.28 girln, total 88.11; highest utteiidance: *4* bbye/ 56 girls, total ,100 j v numl)er jon Roll : 58. boys, 68 A, Hakvky. ,; 'f . "*'. : . C^NIBAL SCHOOL. ' '^m,— lliave the honour to present the usual monthly report. Since the last report the School bag been opened 36 times. . The average attendance, 2281 i ; i Ttoil number^ 3031 Fourteen new scholars admitted, and four left during 1 ; that time. . new wooden Bit-peg's, teeii put; "up more durable that the common iron ones hitherto m use. As the classes have been re-arranged since the examination, the want of maps is again press-'ingl^-felt. A complete set of the continents and a Mei'cator's Projec tion are^^ watited.— F. E. Watson. .