TEACHERS APPOINTED

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 68, 20 March 1936, Page 16

TEACHERS APPOINTED

WELLINGTON SCHOOLS

Several headmasters are included in the list of teachers who have been appointed to new positions by the Wellington Education Board. Some Grade O schools whose teachers have either be'en transferred or brought into the city to cope with the increased roils that followed the readmission of the five-year-olds have also had vacancies filled. Of the head teachers, Mr. W. D. Bennett, of Auckland, has been appointed to succeed Mr. E. J. Wood, who was recently promoted to the inspectorate, at Upper Hutt School. Hastwell School, newly opened, has been given Mr. A. E. Nicholson, also from Auckland, as. headmaster. Mr. W. T. Armstrong, from Taranaki, has been appointed headmaster of Masterton West School, and Mr. W. R. Adams, also from Taranaki, has been appointed to the vacancy of Otaki School. Appointments to sole-charge schools are (teachers whose present districts are not stated being already stationed in the Wellington Education Board's area):—Mrs. M. D. Haggo, from Auckland to Reikorangi; Mr. T. A.; Lambert, to Taimate; Mrs. G. C. Baskette, to Normandale; Mr. A. G. Featonby, to Puketoi; Miss R. J Brooker, to Tuturumuri; Miss J. M. Kearney, to Blind River; Miss J. Trevethick, to Tablelands; Miss A. Barnes, to Robin Hood Bay; Mr. L. G. T. Adams, to Awatoitoi; Mrs. E. V. Singleton, to' Akalarawa; Miss D. E. Smith, to Kaituna; Mr. L. D. B. Burke, to Maretai Bay; Miss J. Stenberg, to Carrington. Assistant teachers whose new appointments are announced are:—Mr. A G. S. Jonathan, from Auckland, to Wilford; Miss A. Clarkson, from Canterbury, to Newtown; Miss A. K. M. Booth, to Seatoun; Miss M. F. Parsonson, to Upper Hutt; Mr. G. L. Thorby, from Otago, to Masterton Central; Mr. W. J. Barharn, from Hawke's Bay, to Newtown. ■ i