CHILDREN IN COURT
INSIGHT TO CIVIC LIFE nin oATi n noAnn object.- i Py Telegraph.— Prpys Aspnclati'in > J AIT-KLAXD. Wednesday ' Criticism of a cily schoolteacher : who was reported to have tnkpn a ; ■•lass of children to the Supreme Court ; during the recent crminal sessions to give lliem an insight into civic life w.is voiced by memhers of the Kduca- j tion Board Ihis morning. It was slated that the teacher had : embodied the court visit in the special lmt weather curriculum advised by the 1 lblu'’ation I*e pertinent. Members expressed the opinion that ; thorp were plenty of opportunities of studying civil life without bringing j the sordid side before rliildren. i Although members made In clear they did not approve, no motion was passed.
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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20426, 17 February 1938, Page 3
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