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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 28, 1875

Page

4

Nonconformist school wins praise and plans new centers

The meeting applauded the matron and headmaster for guiding the boys and prizes won by students. Speakers urged stronger parent co operation, vowed to end unnecessary holidays, and discussed expanding similar schools in eastern counties including a possible Bishop's Stortford model and a future site at Great Yarmouth.

R. Allort Heridays F. Hartuxy London Feild Lockett London Boel Igent Lock#anrt China Field W. Frevpen Lockhart Bishop's Stortford Great Yarmouth Harvey Legger Lee Gentolemen J. 8. Slater T. W. Davis Rev. T. Cur

School praise for head master Alliott draws applause

BERTSON praised the head master Alliott, noting much of the school's success rests on his work. The Cuart MAN responded and the gathering adjourned amid applause.

Bertson Alliott

East Anglian Girls College Progress Noted At Ceremony

The East Anglian Girls College, linked to local boys’ school directors, showed strong progress and favorable notice. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Henry Lee for English and French, music, drawing, and arithmetic. Mr. Leg urged women’s rising role, citing workers earning up to 70s a week, and Dr. Lenaz spoke of women’s mission-field opportunities in the East. The report praised the first examination, noting neat papers and high effort, and Miss Hadland expressed hopes the college would become a renowned nursery of educated Christian women.

Grammar School Boys’ School Company Girls’ College Henry Lee Lizzie Bird Lucy West Lizzie Barnard Minnie Best Tennyson Lily Pearce Rab Emily Jackson L. Barnard Cowper Ada Murray Mra Clara Shalders Mary Todhunter Fern Paradise Lenaz China East London Missionary Society Grimwaper Hartey WoopHam England Dats Bust Stanstead W. Curs- Bertson

Prize Day Report At Congregational School Lewisham

The annual prize day at Congregational School Lewisham was held on the 22nd inst with Dr Lockhart in the chair. The examiner H Marmaduke Hewitt read a highly satisfactory report noting rigorous viva voce exams and strong training across elementary classes.

Lewisham Lockhart I. V. Mummery H. Marmaduke Hewitt Cambridge J. Viney J. Morais Jones W. Gill Mangaru South Seas J. Rudd B.A W. Potter E. Jacks Examiners

Lewisham School Pupils Show Balanced Academic Promise

The Lewisham school reports strong pupil performance in mathematics English and modern languages with Latin and Greek lagging slightly but acceptable given pupil age and curriculum time. The overall standard remains competitive with similar schools.

Lewisham

Anniversary Meeting at Blackheath Home and School for Missionary Sons

The annual gathering celebrated recitations and a pupil musical program. Certificates from public exams were awarded, highlighting G N Hall and A E Gardner for London University matriculation. Several pupils earned Cambridge Local and Oxford and Cambridge Local, with honours noted.

E. J. Chinnock London University G. N. Hall Tientsin A. E. Gardner Jamaica Cambridge G. E. C. Anderson South Africa A. T. Stallworthy South Pacific W. G. Brockway Madagascar College of Preceptors Chipnock Oxford London Aining Head St. Peter’s College, Cambridge Aaron Buzacott Chinnock England Blackheath W. Sykes F. Pinnock Western Africa Buzacott

Artisans' Dwellings Bill Moves In Holborn Area

Holborn District Board of Works pushes the Artisans Dwellings Bill with a Metropolitan Board deputation citing a health threatened area bounded by Portpool Lane Holborn Leather Lane and Gray's Inn Road where 239 houses house 1 019 families and four foot wide alleys. The matter is referred to the Work and General Purposes Committee for prompt consideration as the Act begins to operate.

Holborn Portpool-lane Leather-lane Gray’s Inn-Road Metropolitan Board London Work and General Purposes Committee Pall Mall Gazette

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