Aberdeen Education Authority: Teachers' Letters [148] 16/4/1923 - 16/6/1923 Jeanie C. Barrou: Westburn Road School: 18 April 1923 Regarding immediate medical attention for the boarders at the school Jeanie Barrou: Westburn School Road: 17 April 1923 Discussing the price of milk, how much is used daily, and other ways to procure milk at a discounted rate John Brady: St Peter’s R.C. School: 8 May 1923 Questioning the admission of a Catholic, Emilio Giulianotti Justice R.B. Blair: Juvenile Unemployment Centre : 9 May 1923 Average daily register for April 1923 for boys and girls John Brady: St. Peter’s R.C. School: 9 May 1923 Giulianotti is moving to Parma Italy and will only remain at the school until August William Ross: Broomhill School: 18 May 1923 Regarding the control examinations and putting a letter out about what happens when a student passes either section or fails any subject J.M Baxter: Westfield School: 4 June 1923 Regarding class for stammering children and the condition of the two names sent in (names not given) J.C. Barrou: Westburn Road Special School: 13 June 1923 Forwarding a letter regarding the release of stammering children from classes to return to normal work D. Christie: Ferryhill School: 27 April 1923 Unfavourable review of a teacher Mr. William Downie Mary G. Cruichshank: Westburn Road School: 13 April 1923 Requesting leave and a grant for the cost of a course in Edinburgh Gertrude M Cowie: Central School: 23 May 1923 Requesting a representative from the “ Central Secondary School Former Pupils Club” on the School Management Committee Euphemia L. Davidson: 26 May 1923 Testimonial from Joan Brock, Headmistress of Kelly Public School George Fenton: Ruthrieston Intermediate School: 19 April 1923 Recommendation of Mr. Allan Paterson as a preferred candidate George Fenton: Ruthrieston Intermediate School: 10 May 1923 Expressing issues with teacher absences and how it affects the students William Fyfe: Woodside School: 28 April 1923 Suggesting a Playcentre at the school and all the reasons why it is needed John Gills: Middle School: 9 May 1923 Requesting permission for a teacher, Mr MacLeod, to take two students to a football match J.V. Hyslop: Great Western Road: 16 April 1923 Discussing the rules for admission and the standards for Cookery classes and how some teachers simply don’t care F.H. Hoggarth: St. Andrew’s Catholic School: 12 June 1923 Information about an updated syllabus from the Provost Erskine Hall, during Bishop Ken’s exposition John H. Mennie: Walker Road School: 20 April 1923 Testimonial for a Mr James A Boyne Doyle Miller: Grammer School: 16 April1923 Use of the Hall regulation and rules James Murray: High Evening School: 19 April 1923 Results of the Theory of Music Examination: names and grades Doyle Miller: Grammer School: 11 May 1923 Favorite poems to recite from the “Reading Books” Grammer School: List of students in certain classes Alex Moodie: Skene Street Public School: 6 June 1923 Discussing issues with paper work not being returned and absences not being allowed for a John McPherson Doyle Miller: Grammer School: 23 March 1923 Issues and criticisms of the Chemistry Laboratory and repairs needed urgently Helen McFarlane: Westfield School: 28 May 1923 Requesting to be considered for an opening at Kittybrewster because of current schools impending closing John Petes: Old Aberdeen School: 12 April 1923 Restructure of rooms to accommodate influx of students on infant rooms M. Pope: Convent of the Sacred Heart: 21 April 1923 Discussion of tax deduction regulations for superannuation. William Ross: Broomhill School: 24 April 1923 Testimonial for Mr Taggart William Ross: Broomhill School: 3 May 1923 Discussing getting a troop master for the scouts as the equipment that was costly and is going to waste and disrepair. William Ross: Broomhill School: Oct 1921 to May 1923 Copy of letters discussing the use of the equipment for the Scouts Broomhill School: 14 May 1923 List of poetry books that contain Byron pieces William Ross: Broomhill School: 22 May 1923 Results for the Farquharson Kennedy Memorial Fund Prize [Nellie Adam, Gladys C. Sharp, Horace McRae, Margaret Rogers, George Baxter, Ella Sutherland, Evelyn Bothwell, Hugh Black, Annie Foster, William S. Robertson, Forbes Gordon] Jane Sutherlaud: High School For Girls: 12 April 1923 Discussing her salary and time spent teaching, requesting a raise based on qualification David Simons: Central School: 12 June 1923 Accusing Hanover Street School of having the children write plagiarized essays for the Murray contest. Evidence given as to why. Three seem to actually be written by children R. Valentine: Ashley Road School: 25 April 1923 Testimonial for Mr. George Cockburn Scorgie: Education Offices: 18 April 1923 Requesting the use of the High School for Girl Guides A.L. Wallace: Central Higher Grade School: 14 May 1923 Discussion of the amount of Byron poems in books at the school A.L. Wallace: Central School: 18 May 1923 Discussion of how the boys are allowed to be interrupted for outside activities more frequently as of late James Winkley: 17 April 1923 Requesting an increase in salary 1923