SYDENHAM SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13719, 28 April 1910, Page 8

SYDENHAM SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

TO THE FDITOR O? '' THE >-lffj^j| Sir, —As the Sydenham 6d-_dPnffa| mittee election is (ibout to cd. I think it is advisable the facts which have sfn.el&ss agitation, and albw outffiSEß - holders to know what is 9_BH-_5 ' About three or four years »ffiMljy»7~-"~ Mr dc Hoo was chairman of tK_*l|ffljj - Committee, an application yiaffiß by the Addington Cominftt_-_JjH|K the South Spreydon from Sydenham and added school district. Now, an on the mop of the school durtriel*»S_« *■ - see the absurdity of this sug_§|____l When due notice of was received by the £?4_K_B School Committee, man was asked to i**-tema*irasßj Board of Education, and E*~-4s!iß fon- the Beard the following viz.:—That a site, bo chosenw|SHE South Spreydon or Beekenhaiß,/M™Mr to Colombo street as __ari___'*fyHMbuilding of a side school, to; needs of both those school would then, in courao _. become a main school, and a district would thus be creat&j|9EH Board acted on this suggeJtkMJJß-B * here the agitation commenced |»|a____B don, as they were not satis_-o|i|HH main school and of sharing.' t^IBBM. B-ckonham. I will allow Sydenham to draw their ojraffjMßWW = sion as to the fairness of thbqeJtSjpM '-. snd. I expect that they tho interest of our children fk-ed on this account.—^^«'* r *swS||K ;r^