The Late Standard Examinations.

Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4856, 2 August 1884, Page 2

The Late Standard Examinations.

In the.report of the Inspector (Mr K. J. O'Sullivan), laid before the Board of Education yesterday, several schools were were severely criticised. We quote the passages:— , • Pakekohe East, May 7, 1884.—70 on roll, 27 examined, 14 passed. Not satisfactory. Teacher should, I think, be warned. -

Pokeno Valley, May 15.—6Q on roll, 36 examined, 18 passed. Not satisfactory. Teacher should, I think, be warned.

Mercer, May. 22.—51 on roll,; 19 examined, 11 passed. State of school not satisfactory. I hare visited this school lately, and I find that the teacher is utterly unable to keep order. Such a man is useless in a primary school. Waiotahi Creek, June 19.—146 on roll, 65 examined, 45 passed. Not wholly satis factory. Writing all through school weak. Spelling, composition, and arithmetic should have been better in the third standard. In the fourth, composition was weak. Teacher should, I think, bo warned.

Waio-Karaka, 16th June.—2s4 on roll, 137 presented, 9p passed. Not very satis factory. ) ■"'.V .-"..:•;■>:. v'H:^.^,.:;;' ,■'

Maungaturoto, 9th April.~44 on roll, 31 examined, 8 passed. Not at all satisfactory. r /•■'■'.' '■'■■/"*■'} <'': '.' ■.■■'■■•■'.'

Mtngßwai, 18th April.—24 on roll, 20 presented, 10 passed. Not very satisiactory. Teacher's attention should be called to weak point indicated in report. Kauaeranga Girls', 16th June.—3B7 on roll, 160 preieotcd, 101 puied. Sliould

are beeu more satisfactory. Teacher's ttention nhpuld be cilled to weak.points indicated in .report. Thames Orphanage.—lß on roll, 11 examined, 5 passed. Not satisfactory. Attention sftould be called to weak points indicated in report. Mahurangi Heads, July 11.—17 on roll, 8 examined, 0 passed. Very unsatisfactory. Teacher very old.—Herald.