GERMAN BAY SIDE SCHOOL.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2062, 16 June 1896, Page 2

GERMAN BAY SIDE SCHOOL.

Examined May Ist 1896. I. Pass Sul'jfi'ts.—Standard 6" 4, present 4 pasued 4. Standard 5 : Presented I, present 1, failed 1. Standard 4: Presented 3, present 3, failed 1, passed 2. Standard 3: I'resentid 5, presnnt 5 failpd 4, passed 1. Standard 2: Present 'd 3, present 3, paused 3. Standard 1 : Presar.ted 6, present 6, passed 6. Preparatory : Prepert°d 3, present 3 Totalp, pre*, sonted .25 present 25, passed 19, failed 6. 11. Cass Subj els (mirks 0 to 100) — G"m--marso; history4s, gpogrApby(S2only)4o; elementary scionco, object Ipsson*. . &c. 30; mental arithmetic 35. 111. Additional snhJMrt'. — Repetition and recitation pipces well known and fairiy rendered. I)'ill p.nd exercises : b few pimple exercises ore prac'isod. Singing- : rot rpcetit'y taught. Needlework is excellent. Comprehension of reading lessons lias some merit. Staff —Mr W. A. Taylor, m st»>r; Mrs Taylor, sowing inir-tress. Remarks.—Evidences of rteady industry are as numerous as ever in the work of this small school, and i' is gratifying lo repoit thai the careful attention bestowed t<y the master on the educa* tion ot tha pupils under his charge has been successful io serurina. on the whole, a commendable measure of progress. Four of the pupils in standard 111. are weak in dictation, arithmetic and geography, and ihe girl presented in standard V. is not fit fir promotion ; but with these exceptions ihe various classes show sound attainment in most of (he subject* of instruction.

L. B. Wood, Inspector,