TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD.
MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Taranaki Education Board was held at New Plymouth yesterday, when there aere present Messrs A.Lees, P. J. H. White, H. J. Eaves, R. <T. Deare, H. Dempsey, and Rev. J. L. A. Ivayll. Leave of absence was granted to Messrs S. G. Smith, M.P., and H. Sim. Air A. Lees was voted to the chair. The chairman reported the following relieving appointments: Alias J. R. Mitchell, assistant, Douglas; Alisa P. Surge nor, assistant, Te Kiri. TEACHERS’ MOVEMENTS. The following resignations were accepted: Aliss M. AI. Bradshaw, second assistant, Alatiere; Aliss Rata Orsbourn. sole teacher, Matemateonga; Miss A. Rawlinsoh, first assistant, Kaponga; Aliss Lily Taylor, sole teacher, Putiki; Aliss Aloira Macdonald, pupil teacher, Stratford. The following teachers were granted leave of absence: Aliss D.' D. Baker, assistant, Eltham, September 2 to 10; Mr L. At. Fail-brother, Stratford, October 10 to 15. HOURS AT AIO KOI A. The school teacher at Mokoia wrote asking that permission he granted to change the school hours to 9 a.in. to 3 p.m. on account of the illness of her mother. The board was sympathetic and raised no objection, it being left to the committee to decide. MANUAL INSTRUCTION.
The manual instructor (Mr R. G-. It idling) reported that classes had been regulary held, and the work was quite satisfactory. After a trial of a comolcte term under new schemes and different organisation I have to report that the results already apparent are exceedingly encouraging. Instructors are working the new schemes with every effort to make it effective in so far as the actual manual work is concerned. and with the object of making 'Jic work of the greatest assistance to the primary course. The head teachers have been very helpful in this effort, and greater co-operation is apparent than previously. Some revision of the schemes will be essential as the result of this term’s work, but the system of organisation and co-operation is doing all that can be exnected of it.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 September 1925, Page 4
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