SCHOOL UNDER CANVAS AT WELLINGTON
j * V 1 There is insufficient accommodation at the Clyde Quay school, Wellington, and the. difficulty has been temporarily overcome hy the erection of two marquees. The new departure of instruction under canvas proved very popular with the scholars, who generally displayed a desire to test the novel class-moms. Mr AV. Coster, the headmaster, expressed himself as thoroughly satisfied with the experiment, although the s> lent " classes could not undertake any writing work. However, mu fine days, they were quite suitable for instruction in reading, sing- . ing, geography. etc,, and he , had arranged for the various . classes to use the tents in turn.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 20 February 1920, Page 2
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