| Log-Book Page, 1903 |
| 31st July | One
new pupil came this week. Lessons as usual. |
| 5th
August | Examined the registers and found them correct
(L MacLauchlan Member) |
| 6th
August | Fifteen children who have been present every
time the school has been opened since 1st May were today presented with certificates
for regular attendance. A few lost the certificate by being absent one day. |
| 25th Sept | This
school was opened after the vacation on Tuesday. There were 46 children present
on the opening day. Two of them were new pupils. There are now 52 on the register. |
| 2nd October | The
attendance is improved this week. One new pupil came on Tuesday. |
| 9th October | Monday
morning was wet and nine pupils were absent, but the attendance has been good
the rest of the week.
The drawing scheme has been returned approved.
Summary of the Inspector's Report
"The school continues to be faithfully and
efficiently taught". |
| 16th
October | The pupils in the Senior Division have now
begun British History from AD 1603 and instead of preparing Geography on Wednesdays
as shown in the timetable, map-drawing has been taken instead. |
| 23rd October | Lessons
as usual |
| 30th
October | The pupils in Higher and Lower Infant Classes
have begun new reading books this week. The average attendance is not quite as
good this week. With 53 pupils on the roll, the averages for the last three weeks
are 51.6, 50.8 and 50.5. |
