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SCHOOL PRIZE. DAY TRIBUTE PAID TO WORK OF MI. A. R. SUTHERLAND
of Mr.A. K. Appreciation Sutherland's services to the Indian school and community. were expressed by Mr. A. T. Hamilton. Headmaster of the Ellis Kadoorie Indian School, and Mr. A. el Arculli, who presided at.
of the the annual prize-distribution school on Saturday morning,
Bir. Hamilton mentioned Mr. Suther- land's impending retirement and both speakers expressed best wishes to Mr. and Mr. Sutherland in their well- earned retirement.
A must satisfactory report of the year's work was read by Mr. Hamilton, and Mr. Arcaili expressed congratula tions to Mr. Hamilton and the staff un the excellent results.
The following are extracts from the report:
At thu Annual Examination 140 boys were examined and 116 passed. Urdu is and always has been a very weak subject particularly with local born boys. The language usually spoken by these boys is Chinese and they are consequently at a great din
advantage. To try and overcome this difficult the Urdu syllabus has been considerably modified, new text books introduced and the time-table altered whereby more time is devoted to this subject in every class. I feel sure that by next year I shall be able to report an improvement.
Need For Extension
Mention has been made in previous reports about the pressing need, for extension. I wish to emphasise this again. Year by year. our numbers are increasing and our enrolment of 175 this year is the highest in the history. of the school. We are fortunate In having a well covered playground and spacious grounds which are utilized to the best advantage when weather conditions are favourable but during the cold and wet weather our accom- modation is severely taxe.
With the introduction of Kinder- garien our numbers increased, necessi. taling vertain changes in pronilaes and equipment.
Thirty boys enjoy the privilege of free tuition and on their behalf I wish to express gratitude to the doners--- Mr. A. el Areulli and the Trustees of the Ellis Kaduurie Fund. In addition we have boys holding Government Scholarships. Our thanks are also die tu the late Mr. Wu Ilay-tonk for a scholarship tenable at Queen's College for 3 years.
In conclusion I wish to thank most sincerely all the members of the staf for their loyal support and co-opern. tion during the year which enabled the work of the school to be carried on so harmoniously,
Success At Examinations Addressing the gathering, Mr. Arculli commented on the favourable report.
which showed that the high rate of passes the annual examina tion' had been inaintained. It was also comforting to hear that Urdu, which bad niways been a diflcult subject, was hoing mastered,
The speaker suid he would like ta join with the Headmaster emphasising the need for extension. At the lust prize-distribution he had
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934.
mentioned that the question of accom- modation was getting acute," and "it" was plain now that it was urgently necessary more room should be found. Mr. Arculli then congratulated the Headmaster and staff on the year's excellent work, and also expressed appreciation of the good work done by M. A. Khan in the school before The he joined Queen's Collegó speaker said that it must be a matter of great pleasure to the Indian cani munity to know that boys after leaving the school would be able to continue their studies in Urdu at Queen's College.
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Leaving After 28 Years
After the prizes hind been dis- tributed. Mr. Hamilton referred to the pending retirement. of Mr. A. R. Sutherland. Mr. Sutherland, he said. who had been in the Colony for 28 years, was retiring in February. Dur ing these years, Mr. Sutherland could look back with great pleasure on the record of his service. ile had been the Headmaster of the Indian School for a number of years before leaving to take up more important post in the Educa- tion Department, where his devotion to duty had been recognised by His Majesty the King, who had conferred
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him the honour of the Imperial Service Order. He was sure they would all join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland all joy and happiness In their well-earned retirement.
Mr. Arculii, associating himself with Mr. Hamilton's remarks, spoke of the great appreciation in which Mr. Sutherland was held by the Indian community, on account of the work he had done for them both inside and outalde the school. Mr. Sutherland had been Hendmaster of the school for many yeam, and had done much more that the share of any other ileadmaster towards the teaching and welfare of the bays. He taught them their lessons, and he taught them their sport, and most of all he taught them their duty towards. other boys and their fellowmen, Even while in the Education Department, he did olher work for the benefit of the boys in the school.
On behalf of the members of the Indian community he would with Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland n well-earned retirement, long life, good health and everything they could wish for,
Mr. Sutherland thanked Mr. Argulli for his kind words and good wishes. The Prize Winners
The prize winners were:
Class 4-1, Noor Ahmed; 2, Sher| Mohamed. Nehr Singh, (Composition); Sher Mohamed (Geography and Urdu).
Class 5-1, Osman Talip: 2. Kishen Chand. Kishen Chand (Composition); Gaman Talip (Geography): Piar Singh (Urdu).
Class 8:1Dawood Moosa; E, A, B. Mohamed. Dawood Mousa (Composi- tion and Geog.): Arjan Singh (Urdu). Class 1-1, Naranjan Singh: 2. Abdul Hussnin. Naranjan Singh (Com- position and Urdu); Abdul Hussain ind Jagat Singh (Geog.).
Clasa 8-1, Ali Ahmed; 2. Abdul Rahim. All Ahmed (Composition and] Georg.): Alkit] Kalim (Geog, and Urdu).
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9.-1. Attar Singh: 2. Jarchern Singh. Darshna Singh | (Urdu).
Special Prize: Noor Ahmed, Prize Presented by Mr. A. R. Sutherland.
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