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10. The school clinic continues to render valuable service to the pupils and their connections.
11. Sporting activities are cramped by lack of suitable playing area. It is hoped that this will be remedied in the near future. Whenever possible excursions into the country are arranged.
12. Yaumati School. Headmaster, Mr. C. Mycock. Maximum enrolment was 267. Average attendance was 254 — an increase of eleven.
13. The "New Method" Readers and Colloquial Course are now in operation throughout the school.
14. The 5th Annual Chinese Essay Competition open to all Kowloon Schools was again won by this school.
15. The school clinic continues its good work not only for the pupils but also for the people of the district.
B.A.
16. Wantsai School. Headmaster, Mr. G. W. Reeve. The maximum enrolment was 211. The average attendance was 200 (200 in 1933).
17. Examination results were generally good. There was some weakness in oral English.
18. Health and discipline have been excellent.
19. The two senior masters, Mr. Leung Shiu On and Mr. Ying Wing Tsik retired during the year after thirty-two years' faithful service.
20. Gap Road School. Headmaster, Mr. Lo Yuk Lun. Maximum enrolment was 178. Average attendance was 160 (167 last year).
21. The senior Vernacular Master, Mr. Ngan Kwan Yue — retired after twenty-eight years' good service.
22. The boys were keen on swimming in the summer and football in the winter.
23. Health has been good. Fewer boys required spectacles than in the previous year.
24. Taipo School. Headmaster, Mr. Fung So. Maximum enrolment was 89. Average attendance was 75 (last year 74).
25. Health of the school has been good. There were fewer cases of malaria than usual.
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10. The school clinic continues to render valuable service to the pupils and their connections.
11. Sporting activities are cramped by lack of suitable playing area. It is hoped that this will be remedied in the near future. Whenever possible excursions into the country are arranged.
12. Yaumati School. Headmaster, Mr. C. Mycock. Maximum enrolment was 267. Average attendance was 254- 254— an increase of eleven.
13. The
New Method" Readers and Colloquial Course are now in operation throughout the school.
14. The 5th Annual Chinese Essay Competition open to all Kowloon Schools was again won by this school.
15. The school clinic continues its good work not only for the pupils but also for the people of the district.
B.A.
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Wantsai School.-Headmaster, Mr. G. W. Reeve, The maximum enrolment was 211. The average attend- ance was 200 (200 in 1933).
17. Examination results were generally good. There was some weakness in oral English.
18. Health and discipline have been excellent.
19. The two senior masters, Mr. Leung Shiu On and Mr. Ying Wing Tsik retired during the year after thirty-two years' faithful service.
20. Gap Road School-Headmaster, Mr. Lo Yuk Lun. Maximum enrolment was 178. Average attendance was 160 (167 last year).
21. The senior Vernacular Master-Mr. Ngan Kwan Yue— retired after twenty-eight years' good service.
22. The boys were keen on swimming in the summer and football in the winter.
23. Health has been good. Fewer boys required spectacles than in the previous year.
24. Taipo School. Headmaster, Mr. Fung So. Maximum enrolment was 89. Average attendance was 75 (last year 74).
25. Health of the school has been good. There were fewer cases of malaria than usual.
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