EDUCATION REFORMS
MR S- G- SMITH, M-P-SAYS HE IS APPREHENSIVE. (Per Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Apr! 26"Practically none of the members of the Special Education Committee of the Government Party has a knowledge of education administration,” said Mr S- G- Smith, M-P-, a former Minister of Education, at a High Schools Board meeting, to-night- He said he was apprehensive of the education reform proposals which the Government would bring into law by sheeif force of numbers. He said he would suggest that men with education experience should be added to the committee. He mentioned the names of Mr R- A- Wright, M-P-4 ami Air II- Atmore- M-P-The board decided to make representations to the Minister.
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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1937, Page 5
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