View report page

184
The senior girls have instruction in hemstitching, English
embroidery, wool embroidery, knitting of babies' woollies, vests,
socks, making of plain frocks for children, overalls, plain sewing
of pillow slips, tea cloths. As handicraft work, papier mache bowls,
sea grass stools, baskets, simple pewter work, are made. Country
dancing, drill and singing are also taught.
The senior boys learn basket making, making wool rugs, sea
grass stools, raffia and cane work, papier mache bowls.
All grades have domestic duty in preparing meals, washing up,
polishing, etc.
The Christmas Party was held as usual and was attended by
56 parents, tea being provided together with presents off the Christmas
tree for the children. Three open days for parents were also
held. Parents contributed liberally towards the party by giving
cakes, crackers, etc.
1934.
Details. Full Time. Part Time.
No. on register January 1st, 1934 47 13
No. of pupils who left during year 16 2
No. of pupils admitted during year 18 —
No. of pupils on register January 1st, 1935 49 11
Total attendances 7,955 969
Average morning attendance 36 (whole-time class)
Average afternoon attendance senior girls’ class 6
„ „ „ boys’ „ 2
Sessions held 217 216
Girls’ Afternoon Class—
Total attendances 798
Sessions held 130
Boys’ Afternoon Class—
Total attendances 171
Sessions held 86