Heretaunga School.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XIII, Issue 2385, 28 June 1895, Page 2

Heretaunga School.

INSPECTOR'S REPORT. Mr Hill reports as follows : Presented. Passed. St. V. ... 5 5 St. IV. ... 22 St. 111. ... 6 G St. 11. ... 5 5 St. I. ... 11 JO Roll—Boys, 23 ; girls, 20. Total, 48. Present—Boys, 21; girls, 17. Total, 38. In Standards—Boys, 17; ghis, 12. • Total, 20. Remarks.—Commendable progress has been made by the Standard pupils attending this school during the past year. The numbers belonging have largely increased, and the results show that careful and systematic teaching has been carried on since the present mistress took charge. The reading, writing, and arithmetic especially show a marked advance compared with the work of former years, and altogether the school as represented by the Standards is in a good state of working efficiency. The Preparatory Classes are somewhat limited in tbeir instruction, but no doubt this division of the school will receive additional attention during the coming year. The stylo of the work in copy books, exercise books, and drawing books shows marked improvement, Registration- -Satisfactory. PASSES. Standard V.—Jas. Welsh, Herbert Wall, Edgar Graham, Susan Reade, Mabel Lines. Standard IV.—John Graham, Thomas Welsh. Standard lll.— David Proffitt, Henry Wall, Katherine May, Mary Welsh, Matilda Lines, Mary Hermansen. Standard ll.—Henry May, Robert Roberts, William Curtis, Eva Lambier, Eleanor Reade. Standard I.—Horace Wall, Wm. Hermansen, Edward Lines, Edwin Proffitt, Bridget Welsh, Keziah Lambier, Jane Lynn, Margaret May.