SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
From vtoi'ioit:® parts of the country we ii&ve beeni advised- of late of record attendances otf tflias and that tQdiUd, asi though there we something ;pa:i v tacail(ar]y meritorious in a dhii'id attending, if or a. period of, say, ten years. Wlhillstt 110 person irniteresfed in the work of education can over-estimate the value of regular attendance at school, tt ife quote a mistake to suppose that tli'? child wili&dh. dices toot absent. itseaf fliurJkig the wihole of its' iscihool life is either irwe diiliger.it or imeire deserving of commendatioai thaw the one who, through sJckrue&s, accident, stress of weather, or other oircum®tanoe& has beeni compelled to absent itself, and •yet ipasßi'S its lexamimtkm with hion>ours. Aai unbroken attendance record of ten years i>& not very flattering to either or ischokir. The greatest teat of merit dm stfliooll Mfa is the appkoar tioini of the pupil .and its ability to learn.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10514, 2 January 1912, Page 4
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153SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10514, 2 January 1912, Page 4
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