CO129-130 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [4-5] — Page 616

Notwithstanding this, when

the new Master comes another and

room will be In the

commodious class– wanted, - for these first place, I propose to devote more time to the first class than I have hitherto been able to do, and it is

desirable that I should

therefore very have that class, (at prosent numbering

40), in a room

by themselves. I. shall then, also, be able to take

into this new-

creating confusion in the others,

class-room, without

anay

dals whose progress I may, from

time to time; choose to test. This- part of my work I have hitherto

been unable to perform e

on account

of the size of my

609

classes, - my

whole

time being fully occupied with them:

It will occassiona

may

Chy happen that I

have two classes

in

any

oww

class - rooms, _ either when there is any

subject in which both could.

when

o we'

class is preparing.

this leaving

of another...

join,

exercise

elv lRXI.

me time for the examination

A dass

_ room, then, capable

of containing to or

70 boys, would

on the arrival

thus be indispensable

of the new Master M. Clark's plan

provides for very

ch more than.

this : but, if it were carried out, it would form.

a most desirable addition

to the School, for at present,

at present, we have.