SCHOOL VISITORS’

REPORT.

GEA‘ERJIL SUJlIJllJRY OF THE FOREGOING flBSTRflCT.

First Quarter, ending lst July, 1864.

Nos on ernal: present at Examination :

B ms 408 492 Girls 353 Difl'erence 274 -——766 -——766

As compared with last examination.

increase—on Journals 153 Present 127 Decrease—on Journals 5;") Present ‘21 . Net increase -—--—93 -—-106

(N the 21 Schools included in this quarter. (deducting, :Il Visilo'li hut not reported in the winter) the teachersl “are alvscnt or there wi-re vacancies at live, reducing thol number to Ill—which will give an averagcol'30i‘; in end)“ school.

Second Qum'ler, ending 261k Scplcmber, 1564.

Nos. on Journal: No present at Examination.

Boys 2200 2325 Girls 1851 l):fl'erence 1732 4057 ——- 4057 As compared with last examination : increase—on Journals 724: Present 579 Decrease—on Journals 3-10 Present 367 . Net increase 391 212

Ul" the 106 schools included in this quarter. 15 were either vacant or the. tnichcrs ails-ant. or in one or two instanco 5. mice Visited, reducing the numher to 9!, which gives an xiv-“rage oi 25 fill-ill. or nearly ‘25.}, to each school —-thc aim-rage has been reduced by the prcVaIencc of the small pox in one district, and also by the harvest.

Third Quarter, ending 313! Deccmbcr, 1864.

i No. present at Examination : g l

Nos on Journal:

liilyfl' 5 Girls lt‘? Diii‘ercncc 218 -———- 42-1 4'24 6

As Compared with last Exiunination :

incrcascmon Journals St) Present 7 Decrease—won Journals ~14. Present lllti l deduct increase 7

Net increase 30 net decrease —— ‘J‘J ' These visits were made during: poiatoc digging. Of the

15 schools included in this quarter, 4 were vacantE or the:

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Fourth Quarter, ending .March 1865.

Nos. on Journal : Boys 1508 Girls 1074

2642

No. present at Examination .

1656

Difference 986

As compared with last Examination : Present 398

increase—on Journals 4th Decrease—on Journals (ill-L

604 140

net decrease —-- 158

From the 85 schools comprised in this quarter. 23 must be deducted for Vacancies. absence of teachers, &c., leaving 62 schools visited and in operation, which yields an ave- rage of 26 and nearly '5’, for each school.

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TOTALS FOR THE YEAR.

First quarter—on Journals

Second quarter, “

Third quarter, “

Fourth quarter, ” Difference

766

4057

4324

9042

7889 “1679

3210

NET INCREASE

0n Journals

First quarter US

Sectind quarter 384

Third quarter 36

; Fourth quarter — 518

Deduct decrease 158

Net increase 360

Total number of

———- 2042

Present 3-19 > not increase -—-— ~19

Present 4er e s 090? a-Uei u Quid “ 16:36 4871* Present Average 106 30:“; 212 25; .___ 7g 19 flog 367 9‘.) 2458

Average on the whole ‘20

schools in the western section of

t?“CI'Urs.zillfiF':t’ l'ftti’ufillng. mic grisly? 0t: Inle’unmiilgmti; the Island. including those found vacant. or _Where there g'” “" "WEB “ "" ‘mw U ’ ’ ’ y "‘ was no attendance at the time of the visits, 1-33.

each school.