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"Rhiw school logs" 1885 ~ 1895 ~~~~~~~ 1885 September 10th 1885. Copy of Report. “The results of the Elementary subjects
are excellent, and the general character of paper work is highly satisfactory.
Mr Williams will shortly receive his certificate.” Signed E Roberts Clerk. September 11th. The Misses Roberts of Plas yn Rhiw visited the school
and examined the sewing. September 15th. The Attendance Officer called for a list. September 21st Attendance very small. The Attendance Officer visited
the school. September 25th No school the weather being very rough. September 30th. No school the weather being very rough. The attendance since the holidays has been very
irregular average attendance 48. October 5th. Attendance small in the morning. Dismissed the children
soon in the afternoon, it being very wet weather. October 9th. No school thanksgiving in church. October 11th. Attendance officer called in for list. 1886 February 19th. The Chairman of the board visited the school for the
purpose of presenting the following children with Free tickets :- 1-David Parry Ty’r Efail. 8 Evan Jones Salfyr. 2 Ann Roberts Trwyn Coch. 9 Mary Evans tan y Foel. 3 Lydia Williams Penygroes.10 Jane Jones Trip 4 – Jane Williams Tan y Graig. 11 – Catherine Hughes
penygroes. 5- Jane Williams Tan y Graig. 12 Evan Owens Parish
Cottage. 6 Ellen Jones Bodsara.
13 John Roberts Bryngwynt. 7 Sam L Williams Tan y Fynwent. John Roberts Conion
Uchaf. February 21st. No School. February 26th. Attendance very low even though the weather is fine. March 1st. No school, owing to poor attendance on account of
dreadful weather. March 3rd. No school owing to poor attendance on account of
dreadful weather. March 9th. The Clerk and The Chairman of the Board visited the
school. March15th. The attendance is still very low and nothing is done to
improve it. March 16th. The Clerk and The Chairman visited the school. ~~~~~~~~~~ Copy of HMI’s Report:- “ The present teacher has only been a few months in
charge and the late master it appears was some time ill before he left. The
results are even worse than such circumstances should have left one to expect,
not withstanding the fact that a very unusually large proportion of the children
were exempted. I regret that I cannot recommend a Merit Grant. My Lords will look for greatly improved results next
year, as a condition of an unreduced grant. ( Article 115). School Staff :- Head teacher – Lewis Lewis (2nd class) Monitor – William Williams (ex standard V) Sewing Mistress – Miriam Griffith.
Edward Roberts Clerk. 1887 August 18th. School visited by Mr John Griffith student at Bangor
College. August 18th. School visited by a parent. August 22nd. Report. The failures in the writing of the first and third
standards and in the arithmetic of the third standard are numerous. Grammar
passable. Class subjects should however be abandoned until the elementary
subjects are better taught. I recommend an un…. Grant in consideration of the
prevalence of Diptheria.
Edward Roberts Clerk. August 25th. School visited by a parent. Sewing in the afternoon. August 26th School visited by Mr John Griffiths Nebo. Attendance
good. September 19th. School reopened after three weeks holiday. September 21st. School visited by Mr Owen Williams Penygroes. September 23rd. School visited by a member and a parent. Attendance
good. September 28th. School visited by Mrs Jones Baron Hill. September 30th. School visited by a parent. 1888 February 17th. Average falling. Measles reported at Ty’r Efail. The following is the list of children from the parish of Rhiw having their school fees paid from the Cae-mur charity :-
The following is the list of children from the parish of Llanfaelrhys having their school fees paid from the Cae-mur charity.
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