WAIKAKA SCHOOL.

Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, 9 October 1894, Page 4

WAIKAKA SCHOOL.

- — ♦ The lamination, conducted by Mr Hendry, too£ pl ace oa tne 37th Se Plemb»r, with the following exceedingly satu. factory results :— PASS SUBJECTS.

Note.— Of the five failures two bad mtda hia than half the atten iancug, CLASS SUBJECTS. Grammar — Fair. History— Satisfactory. Geography (Std. 2)— -Satisfactory. Elementary Soience and Object Lessons, etc.— Fairly known. Mental Arithmetic— Weak. ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS. •" Bepfltition and Recitation-— Fair. Drill and Exercises— Satisfactory. Staging— Satisfactory. Needlework— Satisfactory. Comprehension of the Language of •Lotions, etc.— Fair. INBTBUCTION OP P. The infant classes have been well taught. The school has passed a satisfactory— itt tome respects, a very good — examination. There 19 ample evidence that Mr HeLeod and Miss McDonald have been unremitting in their efforts to secure the progress of their pupils. James Hendhy, Inspector. Names of pupils who passed in the respective Standards:— Standard I.— Teresa Lamb, Marion Pateraon, Jessie Williamson, Arthur Broinan, John Stanley Robertson, Arthur Standard ll.— Jane Isabella McQueen, Catherine Pallar, Mary E. Brosnan. Standard lll.— Martha Jane Fleming, Elizabeth Pnllar, Janet Noble, Buth Ballantyne, Jane Elizabeth Gardyne, Tiolet Paddon, Kate McLeod, George Alex. Lamb. Standard IV.— George James Williamson* Alex. McQueen. Standard V.— lsabella Thompson Williainion, Jessie Bobertson, Maggie Moieod, Georgina Barr Paterson, Elizabeth Parker Fleming, Catherine B. N. McQueen, William H. Lamb. Standard Vl.— Mary Grace Bobertaon, William John Gardyne, Thomas Alex. Ballantyne-, John Hugh Paterson, Ernest Ay son. mmmmmmmmmmmmm^^.

Standard. Presented. Present. Passed. vr. 5 6 5 ' V. 9 9 7 IV. 3 2 2 111. 11 11 8 11. 3 3 3 I. 6 6 6 P. 17 0 0 Total ... 54 36 31