Tamumu District Shool.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 4549, 25 August 1903, Page 1

Tamumu District Shool.

Inspector’s Report. Pass Subjeots.—Standard VII.— Present 1, passed 1. Standard V I.— Present 1, passed 1. Standard V.— Present 1, passed 1. Standard IV. —Present I, passed 1. Standard 111. —Present 3, passed 3. Standard If. —Present 4, passed 4. Staudard I. —Present 4, passed 4. Preparatory —Present 2. Note on the passes in Standards I. to V.—Pupils carefully taught. Progress satisfactory but care is wanted in writing. The oopy books are too advanced for some of the pupils in the lower classes. The same books should be used for pupils in the same standard class. Class Subjects.—Geography, very fair. Drawing, good. Grammar, fairly good. History, read from book . Elementary science, object lessons, physiology, etc., not taken. Recitation, good. Handwork, good. Additional Subjects. Singing, good. Needlework. Standard 11. very fair. Drill and exercises, not taken. Instruction of Standard VII. and Preparatory.—The preparatory pupils are making fair progress. Mistress, Miss Huggins ; roll 13 ; present 13 ; promoted 11. Remarks.—This is a well taught school and since last year the progress in the classes has been good. The numbers are small but the children are scattered among six standards and a preparatory class so that plenty of hard teaching is wanted to bring up the pupils to a fair standard. Standard VII is a good pupil and it is a pity that he is not sent to a high school. The other pupils do good work and the average progress is satisfactory. A little increased attention should be paid to mental arithmetic and the copy books should be carefully selected and followed. Otherwise the pass and class work is satisfactory. As a whole a good year’s work has ben done. Tone, behaviour and obedience are very good. (Signed) H. Hill, Inspector of Schools. The following are the passes : Standard Vll.—Fred Logan. Standard Vl.—John Irwin. Standard V.—Jessie Angus. Standard IV.—John Fleming. Standard lll.—Mary Logan, Bessie Angus, Sealey Irwin. Standard ll.—Annie Wheeler, Alice Logan, John Angus, Henry Irwin. * Preparatory.—Annie Irwin, Andrew Logan.

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