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Title: Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1905
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Canada. Parliament
Subjects: Canada -- Politics and government 1867- Periodicals
Publisher: (Ottawa : s.n.
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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surroundings. The pupils enrolled are classified as follows :— Pupils Standard 1 9 « II 3 « ni 1 IV 1 The instruction is efficient, and the pupils are making satisfactory progress.A porch has been constructed over the school entrance, adding to the comfort ofthe building, which in other respects also is in a good state of repair. WHITEFISH LAKE DAY SCHOOL. This school was inspected on May 18. The teacher. Miss J. S. R. Batty, has hadsome special training in primary and kindergarten work. The attendance is as follows : present at inspection, seven ; enrolled duringquarter, thirteen ; average for nine months ended March 31, including 145 schooldays, nine. Seven pupils, including two of the most advanced, have within the past fewmonths been removed to the industrial school at Red Deer. The parents of one of thesepupils, Adelaine Mahkokis, a girl of thirteen years, showed me a letter received fromher a short time before. It was written in a good hand and was expressed in goodEnglish.
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! 1 REPORTS ON BOARDING AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS 441 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 27 The pupils enrolled for the June quarter were classified as follows :— Pupils. Standard I •• H II 1 HI 1 The teachers methods are well adapted to the age and requirements of her pupils,the majoritj of whom are beginners. Practical language exercises are employed, andkindergaiten, singing and physical exercises are interspersed with the regular work. The sthool-buildinii- is old and lequired some repairs, which the agent was.arrang-ing to have made. GOODFISII LAKE DAY SCHOOL. This school was inspected on May 20. Mr. Vincent Smith is the teacher and is frequently assisted by Mrs. Smith. The following notes were made regarding the attendance : present at inspection,fourteen; enrolled during quarter, twenty; average attendance for nine months, in-cluding ninety-nine days of school, eleven. The school was closed for nearly threemonths during the winter, on account of the prevalence of small-pox on the reserve.

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