"Still Too Many Classes Of More Than 40 Pupils”

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30478, 27 June 1964, Page 20

"Still Too Many Classes Of More Than 40 Pupils”

There were still far too maar dasses of more than pusHk in New Zealand scbooK the president of the New Zealand Edo»tionl Institute (Mr G. €2sapman-C<oben) said in CJirxstehnrch yesterday. Mr QnpmanCobm. with the dominion secretary of the institute (Mr G. FL Ashbridge) has been touring schools in the Canterbury area. He sed he had f«aad ssce lese were asotyed at ta x<lj=«x ta af Ed-joata Ofr KtaeSat ta: erizetan xsast set taA m .a fcE fotaatta is *ta taee K’s.” ta adapt a aew wasefeward: ‘“Baei to banes* Pttaary seswss generallT bad sere ieptrwri taex ta toSMS. Mr Caar-iiai--.ta: said. Wiere tari tad sees agy deparrre it wa* ac--fctaaiie t® ta jswx«ss ■xa-sec st twer-jrzg- stages. Te fizoart has taw tat Hasia?ds bad sot £asen_ Mr CSsascaasJCtas referee to is aru&e przs-eri ia “The Press’ st J-jir. BR. ft salved ta£ a tsopEises af resoits arstaaetie tests tairi far te-iaeer eszsusatxes as 1532 asf resets of “’■zoTs Ettzz? a -‘j- ex£—2- 19@Ql He said it ~ta-:ria.-ris is --rtzarT stadia tariaj- at jesst taoke eweH” wit* ta standards ia 1932. Mr CSsapsxas-Cdtaa saad ae ■s~is tertazz pepejs taday were afei sdswiET a jet ta OTred szrdar-f of soaa-.

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