O 12 Brigade) continues to do useful work, and in the recent Vaccination Campaign vaccinated 4,507 persons.
Yaumati School. The Maximum Enrolment was 268 (311 in 1920).
The Average Attendance was 237 (263 in 1920).
The attendance improved in the last Term. The losses from Classes 4 and 5—caused by boys leaving at the end of the old school year—were not made good after the summer holidays. The result is that the higher Classes are now small while the lower are overflowing. This will however remedy itself in course of time.
The school continues to do successful work.
Discipline is excellent.
Sports are flourishing, and the school now holds its own Sports Meeting annually.
Wantsai School.--The Maximum Enrolment was 206 (233 in 1920).
The Average Attendance was 180 (207 in 1920).
Satisfactory work is done throughout.
During the year a room has been set apart and fitted up as a Library, with the result that the boys are taking an increased interest in private reading.
The school is very successful in sports—notwithstanding that there is no playing ground attached—and won the Hongkong Schools' Junior Football League Competition, the Wolfe Cup (or first place in the District Schools' Football Competition) and took the 2nd place in the District Schools' Sports.
Discipline is excellent.
Ellis Kudoorie School for Indians.--The Maximum Enrolment was 116 (115 in 1920).
The Average Attendance was 90 (101 in 1920).
The attendance in Classes 2 and 3 being small—unavoidably—the boys in these Classes were transferred to Queen's College. Urdu is taught in all Classes.
The school gardens are again in a very flourishing condition, flowers and vegetables being successfully grown.
The general tone of the school is excellent. Prefects have been appointed and they have materially assisted in raising the tone of the School and in promoting a spirit of good comradeship among the boys—boys of many races and creeds, and from all parts of Southern Asia.
—
O 12
Brigade) continues to do useful work, and in the recent Vaccination Compaign vaccinated 4,507 persons.
Yaumati School. The Maximum Enrolment was 268 (311 in
1920).
The Average Attendance was 237 (263 in 1920).
The attendance improved in the last Term. The losses from Classes 4 and 5-caused by boys leaving at the end of the old school year-were not made good after the summer holidays. The result is that the higher Classes are now small while the lower are overflowing. This will however remedy itself in course of time.
The school continues to do successful work.
Discipline is excellent.
Sports are flourishing, and the school now holds its own Sports Meeting annually.
1920.
Wantsai School.--The Maximum Enrolment was 206 (233 in
The Average Attendance was 180 (207 in 1920).
Satisfactory work is done throughout.
During the year a room has been set apart and fitted up as a Library, with the result that the boys are taking an increased interest in private reading.
The school is very successful in sports-notwithstanding that there is no playing ground attached-and won the Hongkong Schools' Junior Football League Competition, the Wolfe Cup (or first place in the District Schools' Football Competition) and took the 2nd place in the District Schools' Sports.
Discipline is excellent.
Ellis Kudoorie School for Indians.-The Maximum Enrolment was 116 (115 in 1920).
The Average Attendance was 90 (101 in 1920).
The attendance in Classes 2 and 3 being small-unavoidably-- the boys in these Classes were transferred to Queen's College. Urdu is taught in all Classes.
The school gardens are again in a very flourishing condition, flowers and vegetables being successfully grown.
The general tone of the school is excellent. Prefects have been appointed and they have materially assisted in raising the tone of the School and in promoting a spirit of good comradeship among the boys-boys of many races and creeds, and from all parts of Southern Asia.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.