FIVE-YEAR-OLD PUPILS.
A memorandum from the Education Department to the Auckland Education Board was received this morning poi incr out that some teachers were admitting pupils who were not yet '® v - e old but would attain that age during the term. This was entirely contrary to policy, it was pointed out,-and wo uia have to be discontinued. Those alr ® admitted could remain, but could not De included on t]ie roll. Mr. T. l>. VVeUs said that some of the teachers were mistakingly taking advantage ® regulation in existence before the aamission of five-year-olds.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 13
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