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Diocesan Training College,
Fishponds,
Bristol,
12th. July 1926.
I think there is no student in her year who has
made such good
of her opportunities in College
as has Miss Helen Gilmore; her position on the College Lists testifies to this, but her whole career has been conspicuous for a happy
happy blend
of ability and diligence; in the future she ought to do exceptionally well. She has been one of my most loyal and capable monitresses, and her
life has been a
contribution to our common
valuable one
Miss Gilmore takes a keen pleasure both in the Theory and the practice of Teaching, bringing to her work a bright and sympathetic interest in all that concerns the children's welfare-physical, mental, and moral. She
She has good control, and children with her with out visible
carries the
effort, so that there is happiness as
well as
an atmosphere of
of hard work in her classes are prepared intelligently and supplemented by excellent illustrations, while she shows
Her lessons
special promise in English, Physical Training and
She can be highly recommended,
Games.
especially for the middle
の
upper school.
J.R.W. Thomas. 11. A. Oxon.
Principal.