TEMUKA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2154, 24 January 1891, Page 2

TEMUKA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The following is a summary of the inspector's report on the annual examination of the school on the 18th, 19bh, 20th, and 21st November. It is a very favorable one, and reflects great credit on the staff, Messrs W. Bryars, T. Cheyne Parnie, C. J. Goldstone, Misses L. M, Phillips, E. Bruce, and H, Sweet.

Standard Vll.—Average age 14 years 7 months: Presented 8. All passed in work of Standard VI. Standard Yl.—Average age 13 years 6 months: Presented 11, failed 2, passed 9. Standard Y.—Average age 13 years: Presented 13,. absent 1, failed 6, passed 7. Standard IY—Average age 12 years 4 months: Presented 25, absent 3, failed 5, passed 18,

Standard 111. Average age 11 years 3 months: Presented 50, absent 2, excepted 2, failed 16, passed 30. Standard II —Average age 10 years 6 months; Presented 33, excepted 3, failed 3, passed 27.

Standard I.—-Average age 9 years 1 month : Presented 70, absent 1, failed 2, passed 67Preparatory Class—Presented 126. Totals Presented 836, absent 6, excepted 5, failed 33, passed 158. Percentage of passes 47, percentage of failures 17.

Class Subjects (marks, 0 to 100) Drawing 60, history 67, geography ,67, elementary science, object lessons, &0., 55, total 249 j percentage on class subjects, 62.

Additional Subjects (marks 0 to 20) ‘ —Repetition and recitation 14, drill and exercises 18, singing 16, needlework 16, subject ( matter of reading lessons 13 ; additional marks 77.

Remarks Standard VII.; Bight pupils. All the pupils of this class passed with much credit in the work, set for Standard VI. Class P; Under the skilful management of Miss Phillips the pupils in this department are undergoing a first-rate training for their standard course. The school has passed a good examination. The order, tone, and attention are good; Jas. Gjcbsok Gow, M.A., Inspector.