January, 1882
9th | Re-opened school after the holidays. |
18th | Misses Isabel and Edith Smith visited. |
19th | Holiday. |
20th | Holiday. |
23rd | A holiday in the morning. School opened in the afternoon. Several children absent with colds and sore throats. |
30th | The Rev. J.C.M. Mansel-Playdell succeeded the Rev. G.R. Thornton in the management of the school. |
February, 1882
1st | Children of Standard iv worked their sums very inaccurately. |
20th | School as usual. The Rev. Rawlinson succeeded the Rev. F.H. Deane as Manager of the school. |
27th | Four children absent with sickness. Gave Standard III a lesson in Compound Multiplication. |
March, 1882
1st | The Rev. C. R. Rawlinson visited and asked the children of Class III & IV some questions on “The Lion”, during their Natural History Lesson. |
20th | One little boy absent with croup – four other children absent through illness. |
21st | The boy died this morning. A child sent home in the morning because he was ill. |
April, 1882
3rd | Mrs Robert Smith visited and enquired the reason for several children’s absence from school. |
25th | Gave Standard III a lesson on Compound Multiplication – multiplying by factors. |
26th | Children of Class II said their home lessons very inaccurately. |
27th | The Examination in Religious Knowledge was held in the morning. A holiday in the afternoon. |
May, 1882
23rd | Children of Standard III more intelligent than usual during their Geography lesson. |
29th | Whit–Monday. A holiday. |
June, 1882
2nd | The Rev. C.R. Rawlinson ceased to be a Manager of the school, on account of his leaving the Curacy. |
7th | Needlework was taught from 2 to 4, instead of from 2 to 3. |
8th | No needlework classes held to-day, but Classes I, II, & III had Arithmetic lesson instead. |
14th | The Rev. Tuttiett visited in the afternoon. |
23rd | The Rev. J.C.M. Mansell-Playdell visited and Miss Daisy Freemantle. The Rector said he was very much pleased to find every child present. |
28th | The Annual Inspection was held in the afternoon by H.M.I. Mr. T Danby Esq. assisted by H.M.I.’s Assistant Mr. Heyward. Mrs R. Smith & the Revs J.C.M. Mansel-Playdell and L.R. Tuttiett visited. |
July, 1882
3rd | Admitted some new scholars. Re-arranged classes. |
13th | School conducted by P.[upil] Teacher, M. Wallis, as I was unable to attend through illness. |
14th | M. Wallis had charge of the school part of the morning and all the afternoon. All the children were good and obedient except one. |
17th | The school was in M. Wallis’s charge nearly all this week, as I was too ill |
to | to attend. Mrs R. Smith, the Rev. L.R. Tuttiett and Miss Gommer visited |
21st | several times, and reported that the scholars were going on with their work orderly and quietly. |
24th | A holiday for Choir treat. |
August, 1882
4th | Mrs. R. Smith visited and gave money prizes to those children who had attended most regularly during the past school year. The Rev. G. Hill also visited in the morning and Mrs. Mansel Playdell in the afternoon. School closed for the Harvest holidays. Summary of Inspector’s Report & remarks. “The Discipline & Instruction of this school are excellent.” M Wallis has passed fairly, but should attend to Grammar. Signed on behalf of the Managers Isabel Smith
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September, 1882
131h | Re-opened school after holidays. Three children absent. Mrs Robert Smith visited in the morning. |
19th | Several children absent in the afternoon because of rain. |
21st | Punished a child for telling a falsehood. |
October, 1882
2nd | Class IV not kept in very good order by the Monitor. |
9th | Gave monitor E. Jennings leave of absence because of her mother’s illness. |
13th | Monitor absent all week. |
20th | Mrs. R. Smith visited and spoke to a child on her irregular attendance at school. |
23rd | The pupil teacher M. Wallis absent with bad throat. Also monitor absent. |
24th | A very wet day consequently a small school. |
30th | M. Wallis and monitor returned to school. |
November, 1882
6th | Monitor again absent through illness, her class was taken by the eldest girl in Class I. |
17th | A very small attendance owing to illness amongst the children. The Rev. L.R. Tuttiett visited in the morning. A holiday given in the afternoon for children to spend their club money. |
27th | Several children absent with whooping cough. Mrs R. Smith visited in the afternoon. |
30th | Only seven children present in Class IV. |
December, 1882
4th | Twenty-three children absent chiefly with whooping cough. Mrs R. Smith visited in the afternoon. |
11th | In consequence of the great prevalence of whooping cough and other |
to | sickness amongst the children, the managers thought it advisable to close |
23rd | the school. |
23rd | The Christmas vacation. |
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Jan 6th |
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