EDUCATION RETURNS.
The I'luai-tsrly returns of attendance for the period ended September 30, which have bsen compiled b> the secretary of the Otago Education Board, show that th<?ro were in opeiation in th-* distiicl 235 schools, employing: 215 male and 345 female teacher?, besides 15 teachers of needlework. The nu :ibor of pupils on the rolls at th« beginning 1 of the quaiter was 19.468, and at the end of tho quarter 19,884, comprising 10.322 bo\s and 9562 girls. The average attendancv was 9310 bojs, and 8436 girl-, m--ikin» a total of 17.746, being 159 more tluti for i!io pitn'ou- quartar, and 528 more than for tho Sentember ouart-er of 1908. TPio ai eragf- foi the city and suburban fcchoolf vere"".— Mbany Stre-et 701. Forbuij 669, Ca%ersham 564, Noimal 533, Kaikorai 506, George Street 495. High Street 494, North-East Valhy 494, Airhm Street 445, Mornington 407, Macandrew Road 379, Green Island 328, Mu^olbuigh 302. Maori Hill 265. Moray Place 254. Kensington 200, Ravensbourne 171. Anderson's Bay 145, St. Clair 137. Wakari 106. Leith Valley 41. The a\erages at Oamaru were: — North School 357, South 288, Middle 210. j At th^ di-tiict high schools the averages "■oie:— Port Chalmers 382, Balclutha 316, ; Mos<r:^l 289. Tokomairira 241. Lawrence 236, Palineivton 232, Tapanut 167. Naseby 126. j
EDUCATION RETURNS.
Otago Witness, Issue 2902, 27 October 1909, Page 39
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