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Mr. Wong Yuk-lam became Adicled Fupil Teacher, as from 18th May, x4th October. The general health of the school has been satisfac. tory: 23 boys have been off the roll on account of beri-beri, 13 for scables, 4 for small-pox: con-
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other sections of this class, thein subjects had to consider the demands it was hard to were but fair. The General Intelligence | make both ends meet. The time had come paper, given anly in the three sections in when they bid to examine how the expenditure Class I, `was exceedingly, well answered by in the College abquld be regulated, not to the top section, Hygiene, throughout, decrease the expenditure, ou éducation-he shows improvement on last year's work, three trusted that that time would never come--but sections I11B..IVA and VA each getting roo to consider how the money at their" disposal per cent: the poorest work in this subject was could be spent in the best possible way. mot with in the two lowest sections of IV and They would have to find some V respectively, whers only 42 per cent and 43 of spending & definite expenditure on eda. per cent passed. Noo-Chinese boys, in the cation. They would have to consider the THE Steamship Upper School only take Physiology and question whether the money given "by' tax- Science in place of traustation from and into payer could not in some degréabe augmented Chiness. They are divided into Seniors and by an increased ratio to be given by those who Juniors. The results were better than those of were directly benefitted by education. Cos- last year, of it Saniois, all passed'ia each sub-tioning, His Excellency said he hoped shortly ject; nod of 9 Juniors, 1 failed in Physiology, to appoint a Committed to go into the question, and 2 lo Sclence. A series of Laniere Lectures He considered the matter of very great import- on Empire was given, chiefly to boys in the ance. He did not wish the Committed to pol Upper School; and tome very valuable Notes the question of education into the maiting" on the same enthralling, sp%ject, specially pot and then bring it out cast into: a drawn up by His Excellency the Governor, new mould. Last year, he had spaciat emphasi were circulated among the Masters to be on the fact that Queen's Collège was somewhat 'embodied in the course of lustraction given overcrowded. He was not suit that those in Geography, History, and other kindred sub-sponsible had not left themselves open to jects in the Upper School: Several questions rebuke, but he was glad to see that improve- in the General Intelligence paper, set to test the meats had been carried out and by a scheme value of the work done in this direction, were of the limitation of classes, the overcrowding
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sumption, pecumonia, fever and dysentery, ac count for etbere, 'Twolve cases of mild trachoma were gratukoudly treated at the Government Cirland Tong Wa Hospitals, the boys, accord- ing to regulation, being allowed to come to school while undergoing treatment: 3 virulent cases of this disease were off the roll for 5 and 6 months respectively. Threa suspicious cases were resumed as not trachoma. The Alice Memorial Hospital generously eximines all cases of ordinary sickness sent
by the Headmaster for diagnosis, providing each patient with a medical certificate, and in ad- HEADMASTER'S' REPORT.
dition, at need, · dispenɗbs tregiment, and Mr. T, K. Dealy, beadmaster, read his report mediciner entirely free of cost. At the last as follows The total number of scholars at Oxford Local Examination, our candidates Queen's Collage during the year ended 31 obtained no less than 35 certificates, a December last, was 1102; The average daily larger number thon ip Bay previous attendance was 80s. The corresponding figure year. The boys sent in from Queen's for 1908 ware 1370 and 911 respectively. The College for this useful test examloation are smaller numbers are attributable chiefly, to the not selected: they are pately volunteers; and fact that we no longer feed our Lower School noy" boy who is thought to have a chance of from a preparatory division, the last class of passing; if desirous of competing, is encouraged which was abolished in 1908 partly to the in' in do 10, 43 of our boys sat, and the percentage created and increasing educational facilities of for 35 passes is 8-au eminently satisfactory fered elsewhere in the Colony; as well as to the result. Of 9 Seniors, 6.got certificates, four of strict suforcement of an age-limit. At least a whom obtained the degree of Associate in Arts; scon boys have bem refused admission of the of az faoion, 14 passed : while of 13 Preliming ground of over-age: others, doubtless, baveries to got through. Of the Scolors, Cheung, not presented themselves knowing that their age Yat-chi, A.A, gol distinction in modera Clas- wask bar. With the sanction of the Secretary sical Chinese; and of the juniors, Yeung of State, the College has now been definitely Pui-fung obtained distinction in modern brought within the jurisdiction of the Director Chinese. U. Wong-lak, con of our Senior, of Education, the official bead, in Hongkong, of was further soled as being exempt from Res. maters educational. This will promote fit poosions, the Oxford equivalent to matricaia.coming school year, an attempt will be made enabled the masters to deras more tims ting co-ordination of work, Generally, tion, ie, he would be allowed to become an to fustil lato our boys a scund liking for good to the boys' tuition and he was glad to acs (With Liberty to Call at Malabar Coast.)| speaking, attendance is very regulat. There undergraduate without further examination; literature, by providing, in higher classes, that the scheme had produced better results is will, however, too much importance at Masters and boys alike are all proud of these more than a single render for the year's that last year. The average attendance tached to certain family festivities-birthdays various distinctions, for they were not won work, Boys will be encouraged in what for the post year was only 80s, for the your and other audivenaries. As many of our without much genuine hard work of both sides.has been happily termed silent reading, which, before it. was 971 and for the year befors students have their homes, and relatives in the nonbtedly, the inclusion of Chinese in the under suitable guidance, should create that it was 941. This décrease la the average interior, a call thither, if obeyed, means a notice labus bas materially increased the chances wholesome capacity. for organised study, attendance was attributed by the Headmaster ably serious interruption in school work; head of our boys. It is thus most gratifying to see, and a healthy taste for good books. The to two causes—the abolition of the preparaturý way is lost, progress retarded. Parents and such a marked addition to our list of successes
system is now being iried at home; and there school and the introduction of au ago limit, Ruaidians are earnestly asked to keep this in at these examinations, in this the first year of is much to be advanced in its favour. It The decrease was also auributed by the Head- mind when applying for leave. At this stage, its inclusion. The Dakgojes at Oxford have
seems but fair to add bere a word of richly master to the retirement of. Dr. Wright. lly I may allude to a dificulty vurely met with in ao been asked to remove the limit of age for merited appreciation of the splendid indus. the retirement of Dr. Wright, a great logs had othercivilised part of the world. One of our boys Oriental students taking the Preliminary Ex- trial work so unobtrusively done in Victoria been sustained by the school, for however recently had leave for marriage. At such afune.amination: but, without giving precise reasons, Gabi. Quite a number of well-wara volumes able Dr. Wright's successor might, be, li tion, all the heads of both families fregather,
in the College Library have been rebound was the daivonal experience, that when a very The boy's father, was reputedly wealthy. The
there in a mos!" serviceable nod, workman. old master left a school, the attendance invari opportunity was not neglected by banditti in the
like minner.. On the Vernacular side, confined sbly, suffered a temporary dicrease. After acighbourhood; for, in a raid, they captured the
to the Lower School, 395 boys, arranged in twenty-six years of service, Dr. Wright's name was known throughout China and he had wall- Classes and 15 sectious, were examined; 96% or himself who escaped disguised as a maid the Easi wing. These additional class servabi, Release was effected after the exaction rooms are both fitted with dual desks, an improvement on those of last year. Of Excellency felt sure they all united with him of a suitable ransom. Co inquiry about the similar in pattern to thare with which it has these buye, 83 in 4 Lections, are in the 8th or in withing Dr. Wright every progicas in Erz- unexplained absence of another boy, I was been decided to re-seat, during the current highest class; 87; in3 sections, in the 4th class; land, His Excellency referred to the ques informed, by letter from the father, that bit year, the whole of the class rooms on the and sz. in a sections in the last and pupils to the College from the district schools go,'in 3 sections, in Class 3; 83, In 3 sections tion of the supply of a greater number of son had gone back to his native district to first floor Our maximum scaling space, endeavour to redeem his uncle who had inclusive of three go-classes in the Hall, is now
lowest class. It has hitherto been the practice and dwelt at some longthou the fact that bees soined by robbers and carried off into 996. The epitomised results of the annual
to insist on a boy pussing the dih Vernacular the problem required systematic solution and the moonisios: would I grant him leave examination for the many scholarships and
Class before he can be promoted from the that a temporary deficiency in a class-room for a week or two the, degotiations might prizes, and also for subsequent promotions, Lower School to the Upper, ie, before he can could not be supplied from the class room next be protracted. To my last sooual re held by me under Standing Orders, are as
pass from Class IV. Boys entering the lowest door. He was specially glad that the school port, 1 touched up the subject of early under: Upper School, 3e9 boys-examined, Vernacular Class have so far been expected had made progress and that that progress had mariage. I have this year begun to keep a :99 or 96.4 per cent, passed: Lower School, to bave had a preparatory grounding equal been on satisfactory lines. The Headmaster register of boys tried while in school. It is 437 boys examined, 375 or 37.6 per cent passed; 2 or 3 years work in Chinese studies, had repoited that the English had been satisi mdat interesting, if only from a sociological Total 736 boys examined. and $73 or 91.3 per
The Norma! Master. Mr. Tanoor, in factory and also that the standard of English in point of view. A Chinese youth is marriage ceat passed. Table I gives the percentage of his sonual report addressed to me, says the lower classes had been raised. He attached able at 17. The average age of 34 of our boys passes, in column 3, of individual classes, and that the Pupil Teachers and Acting Pup!! grost importance to an efficient knowledge married in 1909 works out at 37 years 9 months in succeeding columos el particular subjects. Teachers in his charge bare given him over of English and he was glad to be able to which, from a Chinese, standpoint, is quite In the Upper School, composed of three classes satisfaction: their work has been systematic congratulate the boys en their increased Dormal. But, og scanning the list, several in ten sections, five sections passed 100 per and regular. Ho draws allestion the fact knowledge of English. In the Oxford local remarkable cases are disclosed. Que boy took cent, in the Lower School, also of three that they have been considerably hampered, examinations alan, better panes had been unto himself a wifo.ben he was but 13 years classes but split up into fifteen sections, the owing to the lack of suitable accommodation for recorded. Special attention was being paid smooths, and another when he was 14 years general percentage was, only 87.6, IV E., and criticism and training lessons-most vital paris to normal class pupil teachers, both of and 4 months. The reason advanced ip the V. D. 2, the lowest sections in their two of any systematised scheme of Normal Work Queen's College and the district schools,- first instance was that the mife's parents respective classes, each only peued so per This condition has beengtestourpinay by by attending an efficiens class of instructiqu were going to Shanghai, and that engagement || cent of it boya, These two Jections the increased number of Popil Teachers now He hoped to see' great results and a better in might be broken off in consequence: in came to grief mainly in their purely under the Normal Master, and partly by the traction of Chinese. The average cost of orch the second case cited, it alleged English subjects, wherein the Blandard fact that we have not hitherto had a properly pupil in Queen's College he was glad to ite that the grandparents were old, and wished is being gradually raised. The total re, equipped Normal Room. The disadvantages had been decreased. With regard to the boys to see their grandson sented in life before sulis over the whole school are a slight im, named, however, will entirely cease to exist, who found immediate tuations, half they themselves passed away. Three other provement over those of last year, and are par when we are able to come into possession of abtained employment in Government service
half secpied boys were married brise they were 16 ticularly creditable. Thus I ́A and I B, 11 A the now Normat Room now on the point of while the biber according to our Western" mode of reckon. and 11 B, IIIA, V a 1, sod V A 2 all passed ton completion. As to the thoroughly round work appointments which was a result on which iny. I mention these cases because they per cesti Ii B, IV A, and V C, each got 97 done by the Pupil Teachers, I can add my own the tax payers of the Colony should feel are typical of many peculiar difficulties with per cont: while I C IV a 2, ly B, IV C, Vestimony, based on close daily observation Breasly satisfied. The Director of Education which the ordinary routine of school life our B, VD, and VI A 1, all passed over go per throughout the School year and on the Apaus! was desirous of sering some specialisation in here is beret. The number of school days was cent. English subjects show marked improve Examination to which they are submitted by subjects, ...that a boy should receive mora si- 234, or 5 more than in 1908. A portion of the ment. This is especially evident in the com. me to that given by the Normal Master. During tention is subjects in accordance with the lifabe ceniral flat roof over the ball was again partly position exhibited in the Upper School in such the year under review, 113 boys are recorded intended to adopt. He did not wish to detain blown off by the typhoon which visited the papers as Hatory, Geography, Literature and as having got situations immediately on leave them any longer with his views on education, MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 4 p.m. Half-prico. Colony in the night of the 18th-19th October Hygiene. There is stilla tendency to run awaying school; # obtained appointments, chiefly as they bad already beard item on previous last: beyond fording the ball, not much from the strict limits of a question in order to clerical, in different departments of the local occasions and be would conlept himself with foconvenience was caused, and the damage display knowledge that is not called for. The Goverment; 11 weat into the service of im wishing the boys success in the year's work on was promptly replied by the P.W.D. The duil tedium of the examiner, is occasionally reperial Chinese Government, 31 into various which they were embarking. He congratulat- tolal gross expenditate, inclusive of salaries, warded by a humorous juro given to an answer mercantile firms in the Colony while 40 founded those boys who had been able to obulo exchange, compensation, other charges, and Thus: called upon to compare the adverb forth, openings abroad. Five boys left owing to prizes and, whose names were about to be ig- Crowe Agents, comes to $45958 or $4759 less one boy unexpectedly wrote forth, fifth, sixshi in poverty, 8 were dismissed, and struck offscribed on the prize board. In conclusion, His than in 1908, The difference is mainly due to Hygiene, all over the school, its work was Roll. Quite a large number leave after the Excellency again wished success to the boy thereplacing of our former Head Master who distinctly above the average. In Geography, chief holiday-Tseng Ming Midsummer, and (Applause), was on a dollar basis, by the present Head so far as actual marks go, the, results look less New Year-without assigning any reason. This
His Excellency than distributed the prizek - Master 'who in eo a sterling basis. The ter valuable into those achieved past years is a great pity, because naturally we like to verb of the College, smaller numbers, not. This is, however, assily explainable. Colonej | know definitely what sich stodest does when withstanding, show a satisfactory increase of Sir T.;H. Holdieb, in an address given before he fusily leaves us. The tenuis, cricket, faut- $9045 over that of 1909. In consequence, the the Geographical School at Cambridge as ball, bockey, and bathing clubs koop up a average cost of each scholar for the year has recently as the end of last October, remarked vigorous and successful existence, providing been considerably reduced, while the percent that the educational value of Giography has for the physical needs of those who care for
Thursday, 3rd February. Hughes and Hougb, auction sale of forai- age of revenue to expenditure is higher than of late considerably improved. Not very long the mare activa farms of exercise. Corporal It has been in any year sicce 1981. These ago, questions set in this sobject were such as Bedbrook, R. G. A., bar succeeded GARDET, 2.30 p.m.
Sallors and Soldiers Home Baraar, Arcepal facts are all evident from statistical table No. implied little more than a parrop-like' bable of White, R. G. A. in the Gymnasium, He is Street, 3 p.m. 17 IV, attached to this repon, which table this place-names and cocotty producia. A cursory capable and efficient instructor. We again Jen, for the first time, becomes a decennial re- glance at all types of geographical questions most gratefully acknowledge the generosity of top, Following changes in the stuff took place now set by various examining bodies shows | all those who so regularly send donations to during the year-Mr. A. H. Crook, Senior plainly that this highly important subject is our prize fund, following long-established cu Mister woot or leave, and March; Dr. at last assuming its proper place in education | tom,'a fall list of these donors will be con Wright, headmister, retired on pension as a means of culture. The geography ques-spicuously posted up on the announcement 8th April; Mr. T, K, Dealy, appointed tions set at our own two fast annual ex board at entrance, and later, published in the Hud Master, 8th April; Mr. S. Ralph aminations have been purposely framed to més, College Joural the Yellow Dragon. appolated Second Master, 8th April; Mr. R. J. | this new development; and, in the answers to .Birbeck appointed Senior Master, 8th April; them, theṛą ir unmistakeable evidence-not His Excellency said that it was for the third Mr. R. J. Birbeck, Senior. Master, went on however quite so pronounced as one would time consecutively that he had the pleasure of leave 13th May ¦ Mr. T. K. Dealy, Head Map like that corresponding efforts are being being present at the angusi priso distribution ter, from gik July to 17th November, both days made to utilise geographical data la a thought of Queen's College. When he said "pleasure included, acted is Director of Education, whits ful and logical manner. Mathematics in Ahe did not use it as a set phrase. Hid prd. Mr. Ralphs, 2nd Master, during the same and IB, ir IIB and in IIIA and IIIB were decessorhadthe good fortune of an eraof expan period, acted a headmaster, with consequent goods in A very good. In the difficult batsion and progress. His Excellency, howeven promotion of ars step down the entire staff; bigbly useful subject of Book-keeping, taken had been less fortunate. Since his arrival In the Mr R. J. Birback, Senior Master, returnsécutively by Mr. Grant, excellent reablis were Colony, he had to deal with considerable finéni to the Colony, rath November, Messin. Tang got in 1A, IB, and IC, and very fair results. cial difficulties and to some extent his ill-forfane Tal-Dam, Hon Shun-kit and Chiu Chugg. in IIA, 118 and [IC. In the Lower School, was consistent with the extraprdicary expansios cho became articled papil teschers as from in | Elementary Algebra was well tackled by IVA, Faby 1909, 24th March, Mr. Tang Tat-mar, IVB and IVO: Geometrical Drawing was Articted Pupil Trecher, died seth Bopt, god i also well dons in IVA2, IVB and IVD in the
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