CLAREVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 954, 20 December 1881, Page 2

CLAREVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

The examination of tho Clarevllle School (Mr D, Barry headmaster) was oenoluaed on Friday last, Of the 49 children who went up for examination 43 passed—an average of 88 per cent. Only 30 of the 49 presented were entitled to pass. Mr Lee expressed himself thoroughly pleased with the work throughout the whole of the school,

Result of In- Standu'ds ToExamination, fants i. ir. in, iv. v, vi. tal. No. on books ...35 }0 16 17 5 3 1 87 No.presented...— 10 14 I(j 5 3 1 49 No. passed ... 813 15 4 2 1 43 Per ceflt. # ■ passes 80 93 §0 6? W Present olassiiication ...20 17 11 14 17 5 3 87 PASSED STANDARD I. George Gave, Fred. Pink, George Pettett, William Thomas, Letitia Zabel, Ellen Cade, Emily Gaulton, Matilda Hewitt, STANDARD 11. James Turley, Fred. Sewell, William Wallis, Lewis Smith, Nathanial Dixon, James Thomas, Peroy Wallis, William Oliver, Fanny Smith, Minnie Smith, Emma Sewell, Elizabeth Smith, Ellert McKenzie, STANDARD 111. Malcom Nicolson, John Smith, Henry Bairstow, William Bairatnw, James Wallis, Thomas Kay, Earnest Pink, Fred. Potts; John §harp, William McKenzie, Henry Gaulton, Mary Burgess, Annie Burgess', Mary Booth, Ellen Hewitt. BTANDABD IV. Walter Smith, Henry Booth, Marian Bairstow, Sarah Cave. STANDARD V,< Edward Boys, Elizabeth Bairatbw.. STANDARD VI. !