TE AWAMUTU SCHOOL.

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16813, 3 June 1926, Page 12

TE AWAMUTU SCHOOL.

MEETING OF COMMITTEE. The usual monthly meeting of the To Awamutu school committee was held on Tuesday, when the chairman, Mr G. S. Clarke, presided and there were also present Messrs A. G. Wealhcrell, G. Smith, A. T. Cullum, R. J. Fox, G. \V. Rickit, J. F. Brooks, and R. Ross. An apology for absence was received from Mr A. A. Reese. The secretary and headmaster were also in attendance.

It was decided to put up basketball posts and hoops in the infant playground. The headmaster reported that the Piano Fund amounts to £ll 3s Id. That had been contributed by the parents through their children. A lender was received for the laying down of two more tennis courts at a cost of £2<i per court. As this amount was rather more than the finances warranted it was decided to obtain further information and decide the question at the next meeting. The acting-director, Dental Hygiene Department notified the committee of the appointment of Nurse Loach to lake charge of the Dental Clinic. It was mentioned that the Nurse had already commenced her duties. The room had been (Hied up, and it only remained lo make further arrangements regarding the representation of (lie country schools on Uie management. U was decided lo invite representatives of the adjacent schools to join in the arrangements for the operation of the clinic. The chairman, and Messrs Cullum and Fox were appointed delegates from the lornl committee. The Board of Education notified the romrnitt.ee that the price that had been given for certain work was satisfactory and the work was authorised by the architect to be put in hand immediately.' The work was now almost completed, and was a great improvement lo the schooL