Documents de session du Dominion du Canada 1905 . il branches de domesticwork; cuisson, cuisson, launassage, couture, tricotage, dard, couture, &c.; theyont également fait beaucoup de travaux de fantaisie, pour lesquels ils montrent beaucoup de compétence et d'aptitude. Participation.—la présence pour l'année a été bonne et moyenne de vingt-cinq garçons et trente-trois filles. Travail en salle de classe.—le travail effectué en salle de classe a été extrêmement-satis-usine; les élèves ont, un et tous, montré une disposition à apprendre, et ont des progrès madeexcellent. À la fin du mandat, les élèves ont été classés comme suit :— Élèves

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Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1905 . he branches of domesticwork; baking, cooking, laundrying, sewing, knitting, darning, dressmaking, &c.; theyhave also done a great deal of fancy-work, for which they show great skill and aptitude. Attendance.—The attendance for the year has been good, and averaged twenty-fiveboys and thirty-three girls. Class-room Work.—The work done in the class-room has been exceedingly satis-factory ; the pupils have, one and all, shown a disposition to learn, and have madeexcellent progress. At the end of the term, the pupils were graded as follows :— Pupils. Standard I 25 II 15 III 6 IV 3 V ^ VI 2 58 Moral and Eeligious Training.—Religious instruction is given half an hour eachday and the strictest attention is paid to the morality of the pupils; their conduct hasbeen most satisfactory during the whole course of the year. Health and Sanitation.—The health of the pupils has been fairly good. How-ever, I regret to say that several of the pupils sent home on account of ill health, died, . « i REPORTS ON BOARDING AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS 401 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 27 mostly from tuberculosis in one form or another. The sanitary condition and drain-age is good. Water Supply.—Qur water-supply is obtained from a creek, a short distance fromthe school. Fire Protection.—Two Stempel fire-extinguishers, eight glass-lined chemical ex-tinguishers, two dozen buckets, two hundred feet of hose, two axes and two ladders, arekept in readiness for use. Heating and Lighting.—The heating is done by means of wood-stoves; for light-ing, we use coal-oil. Recreation.—All sorts of outside games are heartily encouraged, the boys delightin baseball, football, tennis, canoeing and boating; the girls are fond of reading anddrawing. General Eemarks.—Numeroiis visitors have inspected the institution, and it hasbeen gratifying to note their pleasure at the bearing and behaviour of the children. I have great pleasure in acknowledging here the faith

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