ALEXANDRA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1917, 18 October 1884, Page 3

ALEXANDRA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

From Uk 1 table gi\en below showing the leMilt of the Lite examination of the j "•chohu^, tlio school appears to have mado £u\il proxies-, these past twelve month*, vhich lnust bo a vmiee of gioat satisfaction both to the paientsof the children, and to then teacher, Mr Millmgton, under whose tuition such satisfactoiy progioss hns beeii made. As at the examination last year, out of 41! pupils examined, only 2$ succeeded m passing. On this occasion out of 4() pupih examined, no less than 43 Micccoded m passing the standards as shown below.

The number of those below Standard I is 20, and eight pupils were absent. The following are the names of those who passed :—: —

Stand \rd I. Bo\s : Fred. Stunnei, John Layne, W. C -in. Ftank Lyndon, D. H. Hill. i\ i',il,> i. Cis- Lilim Aubin, Mildred Millingtun, tvulla Asmuss.

STANDARD 11. Boys : Albert Assmuss, Charles Burns, A. McKeomoy, Wm. Hallett. (Jtrls : Mona Cas.sm, Bertha Sage, E^telle Aubin, Sarah Jones, Kate Sinden. Winnifved Capel, Rachel Cm ley

Standard 111. Boys : George Burns, Harold Millington, Cliailes A'lbin. (iTULS : Kate Jones, H. B. Baker, Annie Millington, E. M. Y. Stunner, Cbnstina Steel.

Stand mid IV. Boys : Henry Hallet, Walter Higginson, Charles Finch. Gihls : Alice Finch, Emily Layne, Saiah Smith, Ellen Capel, Maigaret Harris,

Siandabd Y. Boys : Eugene Aubiu. Girls : E. B. Stunner, Julia Richards, C. T. Sage.

Standard VI. Girls : A. E. Stunner, Evelyn Wilson, Ellen Millington. The following is the report of the Inspector :—: — On the whole the work of this school was good. I notice a great improvement in the writing since my visit of inspection. \ • (Signed) Wm. Fidler, Inspector.

J'A.annncd •Jtandaid. B. (}. 17 3 JT 4 !) 11l G 5 JV 3 5 V ] 3 VI 0 3 1. Passed. B. (I. G 3 4 7 3 5 3 5 I 3 0 3 Pail B. 1 0 3 0 0 0 led. (i. 0 2 0 0 0 0 Petals 21 28 17 2(5 4 2