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Hon. Mr. F. H. May, C.M.G.,
Colonial Secretary.
sir,
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Queen's College,
195
30th, March, 1909,
C.0.
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RECR WEG 14 JUN OF
In connection with a minute of 25th. March,
1909, in 9303/07, I have the honour to forward & Memorial from
the Acting 2nd. Master, Mr. E. Ralphs, writing on behalf of the
entire Senior and Junior European Staff, and earnestly bag that
it be laid before His Excellency the Governor for his early
information and consideration.
last
2.
Something closely kin to consternation was
created among the European Members of the Staff, on Saturday las
when they received the news of the proposed transfer of Mr. G.
A. Woodcock to Queen's College as Second Master: made effective,
such a transfer would at once block the promotion of no fawer
than nine Masters.
3.
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The fact that Mr. Woodcock, both in
experience and reading, has been wholly dissociated from
teaching for the lengthy period of over nine years, is a very
powerful and essential argument against his transfer here.
that lapse of time, he cannot but have lost complete profession-
-al touch with educational work in its many varied phases: and,
at his age, it would be difficult, indeed little short of im-
-possible for him to regain that necessary sympathy with, and
that equally necessary insight into schoolboy character which
are vital concomitants of sound teaching, which are acquired
only by continuous actual contact with school-life, and which
are, unhappily, so rapidly and so easily lost through long
interruption
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