EDUCATION BOARD.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18569, 19 December 1925, Page 25

EDUCATION BOARD.

MryBSTEBDAY'S MEETING. IKLcttttrlniry Education Board met, yesBHF' There were present: Messrs T. W&t /jhairnun), W. A. Banks, J. Maze, W. H. -Winsor, J. Gow, K. C. S. Thompson, V\'. Johnson, j, Bignell, and W. C. Spencer. Appointments. Wlbf. appointments were contsgjgjfgi*^Bb T lc«-' n pass. Miss K. L. Kitto, sole Miss F,. A. Thompson, aSSekir; Uari Hari, Mr D. a. Clay, Kowai Bush, Miss K. A. sole teacher; Urari. Miss 11. A. mistress; liichmond, Miss H%«b Jafant mistress; Kokeby, Mr h. J. 3*fTT*j«flmi»tfr; Sumner, Miss G. M. Box, llffiinniiirress; Woolston, Mr 71. 11. AlliePfS.dinasi"-; Sydenham, Mr P. K. JCi* taring drawn attention to conditions £JB*M«> him eligible for appointment, it <|!*JLi»lTed to send his name to the Kydenv''2i OmmMt* ioT appointment as assist- #!* M, * r " Besignations. SfVai ioHow'nf resignations -were received —Addington, Miss D. Braisher, carriage; Allenton. Miss Ella Undrill, 118'Tmafrjaire; Ashley, Miss V. K. li£u.A.M.; Aroca, Mr J. A. Alackic, S.T., W&dkliMi Beckenham, Mr 11. B. Wells, S?£jr»nsfernng; Blue Spur. Miss T. (J. IfHa. gT.; Camerons, Mrs li. K. timeaton, <?BltnT>*lttT> n X' Coldstream, Mr A. K. vßmktt 8- T ' transferring; Klmwood, Miss fKlniarron. A.M.. trnnslerring; Lynton %EiSfc.Hl» J- Wilson. S.T., illness; Moana, T. Wright, H.T.; New Brighton, Miss iSa fltrntherii. A.M.. leaving New Zealand; StSjjllis M. H. Kcir, A.M.; yt. Albans, IHSIf/X, Kent, A.M., marriage; Tai Tapu, SKt H.'.?. Graham, H.M., retiring; TinSJHSyWIM E. S. Kdginton, A.M.; Waihao aS« r Jit(l B. F'. N'ewnham, A.M., leaving SaSnisllsnd; AVaimate. Miss M. Anderson, service; '\Vestcr6cld, Miss M. retiring: Woolslon, Mr V?. R. A.M., transferring; Miss K. V. IISSs (Iraberley): Mff;s T - lr - R n hbidg« Mis' 0- Cos (Okain's Bay). Appointments Coamittco. SaSij Appointments Commitlco reported, that vas received from the newlyCounty Council at Chatham Island teiirmJMion to ejigage Mr J. K. James, fiSl&mtmitT at Te One, as counly clerk. A iffiij "That while on principle the Board jSB La> approve of teachers accepting outSE'w"' onS| ' n '' ie s l' cc ' a ' circumstances |ffl>MMtfon would be made in this case, KjifSii Bchool work is not interfered with" «Mi»ti * n amendment expressing the opin--1 ' ~oard had no jurisdiction over e their school hours was cari received from the leachcr at ;h Hospital intimating that r very few children of school litution. It was resolved to class for the present. Inspector having recommended t Brighton School should be main school, it was resolved lary steps bo taken in this i received from the 'Waimatc ng that all changes ot tctich--1 for the end of the year. It o reply thnt this was hardly ns Committee asked the Board application for a dental clinic t WBB Tcsolvod to urge, the ent to allot two nurses to the rea. as adopted, ildlngs Committee, am Committee applied for an nee on the northern side of it was resolved to reply that Id receive attention when tho sed additions was being prcIrightnn Committee wrote ,iperection of a separate infant tho open-air principle, to vei. It was decided to submit :o that of the Temnka school, waited on the Board from the >ol asking that measures be •ome the noise in the new AS decided to get into comli tho Departmental architect natter. Agriculture, nral and Manual and Tec.h----o reromraended that suitable supplied at the right time to School Committee, which had lift of a strip of ground on :iroad from the Sclwyn County 't%\to thank Mr I'. Wiltshire. Ity in supplying n number o£ li bulbs for ' distribution to (hr,«FV,young for agreeing to &i'<toejipn with tho McFar-; 66r ; eardcn competitloii, asftll, assistant woodwork in;lfiir»al.School, had resig-ned,-ftjpMnted instructor at the steal School, teo recommended that the and apparatus for which the i made a grant bo purchased District High School. u adopted.