Six students from the Armstrong College have commenced their school practice to-day. Two leave at the end of the week, the remaining four stay another fortnight. M.B.

The Scripture report came to-day. We have been marked excellent. M.B.

Mr Chas. Nuttall B.A, Superintendant of Education for the County Committee, called this morning. He checked the Stock and Time Books. M.B.

We close to-day for four weeks. M.B.

Miss Kitty Phillips finishes her student-teachership to-day. She is going to the Fenton Lodge training college for two years. M.B.

Ten children are being transferred to the Senior School to-day. I do not usually transfer at this time of the year, but these are children who, through ill health, changing schools etc, were not up to the required standard on April 1st. They have been given a