Logbook - 1912

1911 | 1913

1912 

14th February 

Gave Miss Ainsworth temporary change of school. Albert Hancock 

15th February 

Opened school as previous announcement had been made that school would not reopen until Monday 19th . 

23rd February 

Admitted 5 new pupils during the week. 

Mrs Tuckett called at the school to explain that the little girl Blanch will not be able to attend regularly owing to being very delicate. 

Many of the children were absent this week in order to attend the Masterton show.

26th February 

Roll now 40.

27th February 

Leave Of Absence was granted to Mr H Sutton, teacher at Tinui (tor a month).

1st March 

160 exercise books (48A, 72 B, 40 C) 

1st April 

Mr Sutton resumed his duties. 

22nd April 

A T Hancock inspected school and outbuilding, found them in satisfactory condition Requested F Bartholomew, E McIsaac and J Hancock to cut down a dead tree near boys' ? 

13th September 

Mary Bannister while travelling home from school was thrown from her horse and was unconscious until the next morning. She is under the doctor’s care and not likely to attend school for several weeks. 

17th October 

The work of this school has this year be considerably interfered with by the absence through illness of the teacher and the severe winter weather. Mr Sutton has, however, by his earnestness brought the classes to a satisfactory standard of efficiency. The garden plots are a credit to the school 

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