CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20247, 16 July 1937, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.

ERECTION OF NEW BUILDING. CONSOLIDATION QUESTION. (Special to Times.) CAMBRIDGE. Thursday. TTie secretary oi' the Auckland Education hoard, Mr D. W. Dunlop, will visit Cambridge at an early date to discuss I n filler Mie question of the consolidation or schools in this district and also the erection of a new building. Advice to tills riivn was received by ihe Cambridge .I'rom Mr it. coulter, ‘ Mr 'coulter ' informed the committee that he understood Hull Cambridge is now eompany a Mr l, Dmi'lop on Ids “visit to* 'camIt was decided to write t.» Mr Coulter lo _ irict school committees to meet him. Playing Area Improvements. a Vii'e U 'sccoiHlar*’ d U ! a ) l . Ule playln ff been put in order. A tender was received lor Ihe resurlaeint,- or the playing- area at ihe primary school, but in view or the cost and the possibility oi - a new building it was decided to defer the matter in the meantime. The school stair recommended that the annual break-up party in- deterred until haY air »-| V[ 1,lr d as work tMs year Members Vd- Ihe'eoimniUeV consUlerlVYltai It would be a pity to drop the function altogether lids year, and it was decided to reconsider the matter at the end or the The headmaster reported that the nrlmary roll siood at the average secondary department" mil’ o Mood' at si” the average attendance being sr>. Those present at the meeilng- Included the chairman, the Rev. c. w. Chandler Messrs \v. It. carrard. I . \. Potts, and cl " islle ami headmaster!" Mr J. tY. Cat'ran. An apology wa* i from Mr K. u.