NEW TAURANGA COLLEGE

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 13945, 24 December 1945, Page 2

N EW TAURANGA COLLEGE

ORGANISATION io EXPLAINED ' Guide For pr, orjUr* I Col,rees ToJ3 e T alien l-'ge mis been issued in Ce! ' parents the information „ S '' h °° ! Or sanisations ey s d h e *’ :r? tu - v o,looll liter difficulties ' bosj;i courses to be taken thev * r ° S3rd ' : -; »■ ■ iu- S oi,o„i l!ll ‘ I’rhuiiial. sir v i, ,!“ lwt W in i. .ini.-.o i... '""V llu> !' r °MH-ctus shows ,v lU f ls ’ their 00lr ,'r/ !i lake a core of subieptc , ’ n ' ,Us : English, social studies” mathematics, genera! V i en l Wry aml P’U’sical education j ’ J UsJl ’ to lhi? - I'iH’h child will , aki dd,t,o| ‘ linite course while at the ** * lhis hoiu " for the n„nt° 01 ' i’°i’ din g to his or her aptitude intentions. 1 Ul(le > m Tliese courses are as f o!low . A (general)-For those I '? !’ OCC,IVO a seuoral education in eludes core plus other subject.’ I P. (mathematics and s ' cien * . For those intending to he owY doctors, architects, engineers includes core plus mathematics w " oral science option, 1 work or dressmaking. crafts. ' l:! ' 0 ( language) For those intend, mg to take University studies to be" come teachers, lawyers etc., hieludw corc l )li;s French, mathematics.hi,tory. woodwork or dressmaking drawing. : n (agricultural, which could lenj on to Massey college at IT years 1For those who intend l 0 become farmers or any pursuit connected with the land, includes core pl us metalwork, woodwork, bookkeeping practical fanning, botany, drawing dairy and agricultural science' building construction. concrete work, horticulture, beekeeping | poultry keeping, animal husbandry. E (apprentices)—For those wishing to become trade apprentices, includes core plus drawing, metalwork, woodwork, bookkeeping, mathematics, special technical | periods. F (commercial) —For a commercial career, includes core plus drawing, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, dressmaking, cooking, botany housecraft, hygiene. - * Cr (home or nursing)—For those staying at home or intending to become nurses, includes core plus drawing, typing, housecraft, dressmaking, cooking, hygiene and first aid.

It is to he noted that courses A. B, C, and I) are particularly designed for candidates for school certificate and university entrance examinations although all courses have the subjects to meet the re quirements. For the school certificate a candidate is required to sit in English and a minimum of three subjects chosen from the options of any one of the courses detailed above. Other school activities listed are cadet training for boys, end-of-lerm socials, hospital visits, drama circles and choir. School uniforms are detailed as follow: Girls (summer) —Blue cesarine frock (design required can be ontained at the school), plain white shoes (tennis shoes are not accept able); (winter) navy gym, white blouse, black shoes and stockings, navy blue cardigan. Boys —Navy blue shorts and shirt, school socks (blue band I, b^^ shoos, school cap; (wintei) na '- blue pullover.