THE STUDENTS ENROLLED

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 52, 2 March 1906, Page 1

THE STUDENTS ENROLLED

BOARDING SCHOLARSHIPS

The principal of the Wellington Training College, Mr W. Gray, this week submitted to the Education Board a statement regarding the working of the college since its opening on February 19th. Fifty-nine students have been enrolled, in accordance with regulations, and subject to the conditions and restrictions imposed by the Board in its form of application. Thirty-two of these have entered under division A as ex-pupil teachers: the remainder (19) under division B as students, beginning ther career as teachers. DISTRICTS REPRESENTED. A. B. Wellington ...... 14 8 Wanganui 9 7 Hawke's Bay 7- — Marlborough 1 — Nelson — 4 Grey ... ... ... - 1 — -32 19 Sex: Men, 11; women, 40. SCHOLARSHIPS. The following from Divsion B were recommended for boarding scholarships, tenable for two years:— Jessie Abernethy, Wanganui. Ada Eastwood, Wanganui. Frank Grant, Wanganui. William Hoult, Nelson. The following were recommended for boarding scholarships, tenable for one year only (available from 1905): — Constance Strack, Wanganui. Kathleen Hewetson, Nelson. Jessie Gordon, Wanganui. Stanley Dyson, Nelson. The Board approved the recommendations. •

Temporary arrangements for the staff of the college have been made as under:—Miss K. Lawson, Technical School, drawing and modelling; Mr R. Garlick, Physical Culture School, physical culture; Miss Hall, Mount Cook Girls', sewing and elocution; Mr Wilson, Newtown School, singing; Miss Hooper, Wanganui, carton modelling and brush work.