EDUCATION BOARD.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17568, 19 June 1925, Page 11

EDUCATION BOARD.

TO-DAY’S MEETING. The Canterbury Education Board met to-day, Mr IT. J. Bignell presiding. There were also present:—Messrs W. P. Spencer, .T. Hughes, R. Wild, W. Johnson, E. M. Andrews, W. A. Banks, .1. Maze. O. W. Armitage, TV. 11. Wins., r and J. G. Gow. pointments appointments were confirmed:—Allenton, Mr S. H. Sullivan, head master; Grevmouth. Miss jr. Lilburn, assistant mUtress; Harewood. Miss Tj. F. Church. Miss A. Jr. Searle, assistant Papanui, Mr W. A. Foster, assistant mistress; I’npanui. Miss C. Sloan, assistant ress; Rotomanu, Mr W. -H. M. Nolan, assistant miptress;’ Timaru South, IMlss T j. Dunn, assistant m--: re s s; Waithani, Mr T. E. Eggleton. • dstant master; TT eedons, Miss .Tf. Col.’lc.s, sole teacher; organising teacher, Mr vY. F. Fra 11. The following resignations were received and accepted:—Ashburton. Miss Geraldine, Tliss A. AY. Hughes, assistant mistress; Harewood, Miss 1.. F. Church, Oarnwon, ussistant mfsTress?’Hokfffka.* Miss T. O. Aitken, second assistant-I-lornby, Miss H. A. Beattie, assistant mi stress; Hororata, Mr W. S. Pratt, av~ 3f. .xr, Collins, assistant mistress: Kimbell, Ttrs J. Bates, head teacher; Kirwee, JJlsa C. Sloan, sole teacher; Koiterangi. Mrs E. Bade, sole teacher; Milford. Miss E. M. Turner, assistant mistress; Prebbleton. Miss J. Beattie, b assistant mistress: Redcliffs. Miss E. 3’. .M. Fansom, assistant mistress; Southbrook, Mr S. 11. Sulivan, head master; Waltham, Mr J. M’lntyre, assistant The Building- Committee reported that a letter had been received from tho committee of the Moana School agreeing to the hoard’s proposal to establish a. central school midway between Moana. and Ruru to serve the scholars of both districts. Tt was resolved that the chairman of the board be asked to select a suitable site and that application bo made to the Department for a grant for the erection of the proposed new' school. The committee of the Beckenham School had applied for the screening off of a. corner of the corridor next to flic dental clinic for a teachers’ room, and suggested that curtains b© hung from railings supported by suitable standards. It was resolved to inform th© committee that the necessary permission would be given for the provision of the curtains provided the board in the matter. P ° J cspensc The report was adopted. ( Proceeding.)