EIFFELTON SCHOOL.

Ashburton Guardian, Issue 4361, 2 December 1897, Page 4

EIFFELTON SCHOOL.

Inspector's Ueport

The following i« the report of the Inspector on Eiffelton Sonool, examined on November 19:— •

j Marks Class Subjects (0 to 100) Grammar 35 History ™ Geography (Standard 2 only) /5 Science, object lessons, etc. 55 Mental Arithmetic ... ... 40

additional subjects, Repetition and recitation—Pieces well known, rendering fair. Drill and exercises—Not professed. JSinging -Not professed. Needlework—None. Comprehension of reading lessons—Good.

Master (unassisted)—Ms Hugh A. Livingstone. General Remarks:—The examination' oi the school yields eminently satisfactory results. The subjects have been treated with a most commendable degree of thoroughness, and the appearance made by the children throughout, both in oral examination and in Eaper and slate work, leaves very little to c deeired. The geography is especially excellent, some of the pupils of the upper classes showing quite a remarkable amount of knowledge in the subject. Under tbe head of class subjects the answering in history, in geography (Standard 2), and in a £rogtamme of agricultural knowledge is also igbly creditable. W. J. Anuebson, Inspector.

Pass Subjects. <S d (3 m T3 « « a <v IB ! to ! a. ID W 13 '8 t3 « P-< yr mn 13 7 13 3 11 8 10 8 9 4 P 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 — 5 4 3 2 3 5 4 3 2 3 0\ 1 0 0 0 5 3 3 .2 3 - Over 8 4 4 years 0 ! I Total I 21 I I 21 I I 1 I 16