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Un Long School.--The Maximum Enrolment was 64 (85 in 1924).
The Average Attendance was 47 (69 in 1924).
The decrease in attendance was due to the fact that many pupils living in Chinese Territory were for some months unable to cross the border.
The results of the year's work were satisfactory.
Discipline was very good.
All written work was neatly set down but more attention should be paid to handwriting.
Cheung Chan School.-The Maximum Enrolment was 73 (71 in 1924).
The Average Attendance was 65 (61 in 1924).
In the Annual Examination out of 61 examined 85% passed in English Subjects and 77% in Chinese. The penmanship of the school continues to be very good, and the results generally were satisfactory.
A very successful Athletic Sports Meeting was held in May.
BRITISH SCHOOLS.
Central British School.-The Maximum Enrolment was 178 (136 in 1924).
The Average Attendance was 113 (97 in 1924).
The School is now very well equipped; there are good Chemistry and Physics Laboratories with a complete and up-to-date stock of apparatus and material required for the teaching of Chemistry, Heat, Light and Sound.
There is a well-trained and highly efficient Staff.
The number of pupils is steadily increasing, and the building is all too small to accommodate those already in attendance.
Lunch is provided daily for pupils from a distance.
The Medical Officer of Schools reports that the health of the pupils is satisfactory.
All pupils in the three highest Classes were, as usual, entered for the Matriculation and Local Examinations of the University of Hongkong. Twenty-five pupils were thus