ELAM SCHOOL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 89, 15 April 1903, Page 5

ELAM SCHOOL.

SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT

EXAMINATIONS, LONDON.

The following results have just been received by the Director of the Elain School of Art, Auckland, of the last ex animation of this department of the Board of Education, London. The number of students entering was smaller than that of last year, owing, no doubt, to the fact that the examination foes have now to be paid by the students, whereas until lately the Government has undertake the cost of the Forty-three candidates entered for the examinations and 34 passed in the. examinations.

various subjects for which they enter cd.

Freehand Drawing. —First-class passes: W. Beere, E. Ross, M. StephenwmWrack, R. Metcalfe, D. Backhouse, F. Brown,' V. Jacobsen, W. Dean, X, Bellingham. Second-class passes: E: PinsoM, D. Good, A. Powley, L. Wood, E. Bridgeiia. Model Drawing.—First class: E. CauMer, D. Backhouse. Second class: E. Pinson, J. Day, M. Stephenson-YVrack, K. BellingliaxUj A. Powley.

Light and Shade. — First-class: J. Day. Second class: M. StephensonWrack l<. Metcalfe, A. Simmonds, E. Brid^ens. Perspective. — First clafis: A. M. Moore, A. Bock, A. Rhodes. Blackboard Drawing.—'First class: M. Waters. Second class: M. Woodward, A. Rhodes, A. Fallwell. A. Roberts.

In addition to the above five students of the school have obtained the full "Art Class Teachers' Certificate" during the year,; which qualifies them to teach in any art school in Great Britain or the colonies.