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Cheung Chau School:- Head Master, Mr. Lam Pak To.
The Maximum Enrolment was 68 (73 in 1925).
The Average Attendance was 59 (63 in 1925).
The Typhoon in September destroyed the school building. The school is now carried on in temporary premises, pending the erection of a new building.
At the Annual Examination 48 boys, or 90% passed.
All written work was neatly done and the results of the year's work generally were very satisfactory.
Chinese studies shew a considerable improvement.
Health and discipline continue very good.
The Annual Sports' Meeting was very successful and has become a popular institution in the Island.
Belilios Public School-Head Mistress, Miss H. F. Skinner.
The Maximum Enrolment was 575 (560 in 1925).
The Average Attendance was 493 (458 in 1925).
The pupils attended with greater regularity than in previous years.
At the Annual Examination satisfactory results were obtained. In the Upper School (Classes 1-6) 88 were promoted out of 104 examined and in the Lower School 239 were promoted out of 371 examined. At the December University Matriculation and Senior Local Examinations 11 Candidates were presented; of these 4 were awarded Senior Local Certificates. At the Junior Local Examination 9 candidates were presented and 6 passed.
Needlework and Painting call for special mention.
Physical Drill has been introduced and is becoming popular. Referring to changes in organization, the Head Mistress reports.
"During the year several changes of a progressive nature have been introduced, the chief being the extension of the study of English to the lower classes of the school. The Remove Class, which had previously had studies in the ratio of three hours Chinese to two of English was included amongst the English Classes, and the hours were changed to one and four respectively. In this way pupils are afforded an opportunity of reaching the standard of English required for the Junior Local in the remaining four years.
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Cheung Chau School:-Head Master, Mr. Lam Pak To.
The Maximum Enrolment was 68 (73 in 1925).
The Average Attendance was 59 (63 in 1925).
The Typhoon in September destroyed the school building. The school is now carried on in temporary premises, pending the erection of a new building.
At the Annual Examination 48 boys, or 90% passed.
All written work was neatly done and the results of the year's work generally were very satisfactory.
Chinese studies shew a considerable improvement.
Health and discipline continue very good.
The Annual Sports' Meeting was very successful and has become a popular institution in the Island.
Belilios Public School-Head
Skinner.
Mistress, Miss H. F.
The Maximum Enrolment was 575 (560 in 1925).
The Average Attendance was 493 (458 in 1925).
The pupils attended with greater regularity than in previous years.
At the Annual Examination satisfactory results were obtain- ed. In the Upper School (Classes 1-6) 88 were promoted out of 104 examined and in the Lower School 239 were promoted out of 371 examined. At the December University Matriculation and Senior Local Examinations 11 Candidates were presented; of these 4 were awarded Senior Local Certificates. At the Junior Local Examination 9 candidates were presented and 6 passed.
Needlework and Painting call for special mention,
Physical Drill has been introduced and is becoming popular. Referring to changes in organization, the Head Mistress reports.
"During the year several changes of a progressive nature have been introduced, the chief being the extension of the study of English to the lower classes of the school. The Remove Class, which had previously had studies in the ratio of three hours Chinese to two of English was included amongst the English Classes, and the hours were changed to one and four respective- ly. In this way pupils are afforded an opportunity of reaching the standard of English required for the Junior Local in the remaining four years.
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