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,, .,, 4 BRITISH GUIAl'ifA 1, -ttiHHltl fttHHHHHt .A,1\TT\JUAL ·' REPORT .•.

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; · ·- t � 869 ESSEQUIBO BOYS' SCHOOL, Suddle, 31st January, 1959.

Sir, I have··the honour to submit the following report on the work and the admini.s.tra-tion of the Essequibo Boys' School ---for --the year 1958.
STAFF On 1st January, 1958, the staff was as follows:- Teachers Headmaster De�uty Headr'laster Principal Teacher Three Ass j_stant Clerk Storekeeper Assistant Typist/Clerk Matron Disuenser Four Washers Watchman Seventeen Officers.

Storekeener ,_ 2.

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tT.W.

Br-itton, and Messrs. C. Abrahams J.Katron, were grante-d Senior Officer, year after twenty-seven vacation leave during the (lear.

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H. Taite, retired from the Service at the end of the years of serv\ce.

Deputy Headrri,:1ster, '"rs.


M. Kissoon, and S.J.

Morgan, Officers, Miss Hellen Dover, Typist, relinquished � ·- ment jn the School.

She is now jn the United Kin�do�, pur- suing a nursing career.

her appoint­ .

•: .... Assistant ···--officer (l?ri sons), and Senior Officer �-�uintyn continued to Teacher C.E.

Lucas continued Teacher in the class-room in his stead.

act as an Assistant to act as Welfare ORGAWISATI011 3..

There has been no change in the general organisat:ion of the School.
The two sections, Senior School, remained attendance r:1nged from 11 years to 18 years.

the satne, while the ages of the boys in namely Junior School and The �ffinister Development &- �duc9.tion, of Community Lot 6, Brickdam, Georgetown.

/ There were ·••••••• __ .,.....

- - 2 - EDUCATION on 31st December.

register and on 4, There•w6re 57 boys on the Class.room S,chool ·year 63 �oys were enrolled was 84. withdrawn t 1i' O t• icin Officer for the .. Pr1mary Jea e "'xannna 1On • .
81 .. o-n ·-the register ·c}1e Class-roorn In Ju1y 5 boys were presented and the Assistant and ins-pected 1958 •.

Du�ing the le-a-v1ng d�i�y attendan.ce 1st ·Janua1;y, 39 w-sl'e The aveI•e.ge L t (' I •'fo eav1nrr ,0r·c1 The �:ducat visited Officer Ed"c:tca.-don backn.i.

: The Library re�eived from !�e Pu�lic F1:'ee Li�rai:-y at r:egular v1s1ts.

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· pa1d 1)er1od1.cal a.nCi.

the Rt�ra1 -were regularly M9.gazines, from the British Council Services� t The Cooperatj '.!.
'he rnembership $615 .36. ed boys in the Preparatory had a successful year.

and the Government ve Thrift Society and Period1cals at year end was 131 and the bank balance was also started- to function L1brar1an continued BulJEtins to do som.e work wj th the very Divis5.on.

satisfa-ctorily.

Books were intervals Education Officer the work.


The Assistant Information received A 16 m.rn, sound projector was acquired a.urlng the year, and educational fil_ms were loaned to the School by the Governrnent .S-ervices and and·documentary the British Council.

films were shown.

These Information B TJILDINGS AND COPPOUND 5� Most of the buildings were maJ.ntained ·in a fair state __ aur1ng-the year, and the grounds were kept in g�od of repai.r.

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VOCATIONAL TRADTJNG 6 ,.

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}'.e vocations pursued in 2ach, were as follows·:- dail/ e:igaged and the a verag_e ___ rrnrn-b-er -0r·boys ••••••••• c .

• • • • 11 � r � tro- a ,o o tr.• tQ 0 ti O lLi Woodwo:tk ·r r ,J.. i :Rr k .

.."Jel.Ja..L 'vvOr Work.... Leather Tailoring Cooking Animal Husbandry •••• Agriculture ••...•••.

17 & Baking • • • • • • 5 :.

14 ••• 39 ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • 6 7..


In the Woodwork shop, practical struction �n the principles Several models of furniture to the buildings minor repairs <:f the craft were given •.

and other articles and furniture a.nd theoretical in­ were made and were carried out.

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Shop a.ttended 8.

The Metalwork to the plt.?

!1b ing and ·gutt·r1ng 0uch as w�tering in the School and jt also supplied etc.
cans, baking·pans, saucepans, utility articles 9.

E1'ifty-t.,io fH,i.

trti 0£ root-wear were-made 1n the Shoe and a great deal of repair work was also' d one for the Sho-i:}, public.

10. , In the Tailor shop, among other things made were .

322 �airs of pants, 351 shirts, pants, 272 pyjama jackets, The �sual rnendh1g b edd1ng were nlso �done.

and patching 46 tropical and 435 pairs of working suits, 246 py-jama pants.

of the boys' clothing and 11.


The Bakery supplied a 11 the bread used in the School bread to the Public Hospital at Suddie and it also supplied during the first 9 months of the year.

Because dition of the ovens the amount of baking had to be cur ta i. led from 20th October, from that date.

The four small steel clad ove�s cannot stand up to the work and .they would have to be replaced The amount of bread baked was 69772 pounds valued at $11163.53, also baked.
and 121 pounds of cakes valued at $96.80 were and so no bread was supulied of the con­ .

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� to the �ospital · 12.

In the Livestock Farm sorne little progress was made.

a�d cows.

During the year 29 calves were born, 92913 µ�nts of milk during the year.

of the year there were 3 bulls, 4 steers, died, 9 were sold, and 18 were transferred of Agriculture.
At the beginnlng and 49 heifers 3 animals Department The farm produced In the pj_ggery and 15 pigs were slaughtered For the first time in the hist.ory visited one pjg on each occasion.

In the Poultry run 4607 eggs were collected.

Thjs was a bad year for the chickens.

Diseases P.l'lIT!ber of deaths among the hens.

ware born.

There were 39 deaths for use 5n the School.


the pig styes on two occasions were responsible of the•Stock-farm thieves and carried 45 -piglets to the away for a From the fish-pond 793 pounds of fish w�re harvested ed to owners of fish ponds and many finger on the �ssequibo Coast.

lings were sup-pl5 '/ From the provision .• -, 4 � 13.

From t�-proTt•ion farm the School obtained all and r�ots of· the ground provisions upon the produce and many bunches of plantains cassava.
along with other veget�bles, _were stolen dvr1ng the year.

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Thieves c�nt inued to pre;y SPIRITUAL··- ARB ·-VVELF 14.

Chur-ch para.des took place on Sundays.

Both the Priest visited the, to the boys, whilst ·religious Anglican School weekly and ministered teachers of other denomlnations pa.id occasional visits and conducted Priest and the Roman Catholic services.

RECREATION re­ 15..Ci:'jcket, foot-ball, and volley-ball, were the out-door dorninoes Athletjc were ple.
;7ed meet took place on 10th Nov, had a faJ.rly successful games played, and table-tenrds, in Shield.

won the Cricket, Volley-ball ririncipal 6:ito the main indoor ones.

and.

3:.�at: lA"atches against teams from the neighbourhood and the School teams had a fair measure of success.

gularly The Vo lle�r Ba)l Teal'!l took part fo an 01:ien C0T'1T) f_�t it 7.Cm ano.
emerged winners\ The team won all its matches, The Annual Inter-House and "A" House won the Senior Cha.mu1 o·nshtp Shield an cl n C" House the Junior Charnn5onsh "B" House trophies and "C" House the Foot-ba.11 The Scout Troo�?

attended Field.

Scoutrnaster the iJVood The Troap held a Camp Fire on the School ground and the at+en­ danc� was ve�y go�d.

The Brass Band that was formed during 1957, contjnued to pro­ gress under the batons of the Rev: A. S. Mc Donald B.nd.
Off ic e:r C • .Abrahams In July the Band gave a -public co1.1cert a11d in Septei:r1·cE,•r invited 1!

;xhibi.tion Authoritie .Athleti.c to give voluntary.service., at the Agrjcultural that was organised by the Essequibo ·' s. The Band also played at the Annual Inter-Scho Sports wh5.ch were held at Anna Regina.

the Annual Scouts' Rally whjch was held t�.t A.itkinson A. CUl"lrnings was successful to render items and Table--tennis.

year.

T1Nelv'3 boys who continued Badge, · · .

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:;f Local and Industrial jn o·bta in ing trophy.

it was ol • , ..,.1 I • _ 1 ROLL 16 � Dur j.ng the year 88 boys wero adrn i tt ed.. 'f:.e yrnmg•• e�t was 11 years, 4 months old and the oldest 16 years, 6 mfhs.

for the year was 129, wh 4.lst the · old.

The average enrollment was :.32. actual number on books on 31st December, Only 9 of the 63 hoys a.dm1tted.

·..,, 43 of th.em 1NJde.

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during ·the year.

Three of these djscharges by His Excellency, the Gover­ I NE DISCIPL 17.

The general conduct .

f�irly oati�faetory.

of th& boys 1n the �chool wa.s AFTFlt -CARE 18.

The after-care of boys dischar12"ed frOt!'


the School is 'lhese .Officers who are by the 8alvation from the School.

Army, and orie Offic2r is jn charge have all giv,.m the lads, in supervising ion for two years f11orn Officer P-aid regular contact undertaken of this.

He is assisted by the Probati.on stationed in the distr3cts'.
Vfficers -Taluatle and whole hearted services each of mom has to ·be under supervis the date of his discharge The Aftar-Care School and he r,,aintained the School and their harnas.

On 1st January, Fifty were add'ed to the H st and 44 taken off.

Of the 44 boys t:akei:, off, 19 or.43 per cent of.

varJ ou.s • offences conv1-ctad Of these fa.i lures 2 were readmitted hm,risoned, further vl eted for disordeI'ly traffic offence, Fift:v-seven their superv1s1on and the others were dealt w5th in other ways.
A ana.lys is of the 19 fa l lures shows that 2 were once con- 1 for vagrancy, 1 for a minor were failures, durjng their supervisory period.

into the School, 9 were and the others f ori !

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'_ore serious er i m00.

monthly visits to the betwaen many of the boys in per cent of the boys discbar�ed 1958, there were 83 boys under supervision.

in 1956 completed they having been behaviour, st1�cesSful1;v. • I FTITANC"&: 19.
Exrienditure for the year amounted to $91799,73 Revenue to $8738.62 the services cost of running the The avera�e therefore, the Schoo1 was $643.39, and .

After takJng into account the value· of to and by other Departments, the net �chool for the year was $83061.11, a boy for one year in of �aintainJng rendered 20.

The Visitlng VISITING COM'�UTT�E Cornmittee held one meeting in the Schoo 1 .during th& year.
GENERAL 21 .• · The Ol-ganiaat1 on and Methocte year under 11�1••• sulted during tne .Aclvtser •• not con• .

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Visitors "Sxcellency, to the School during the year iT1clu.ded Sir Patrick the Gov�rnor, Muir Renison, K.C.JvfoG.

Hi,3 and Education, the Hon.

B. Benn, Minist�r of Community Development_ the Hon.

E. Beharry, the Hon.

Mrs. Janet Jagan, Minister Sir Frank Holder, and His Lordshl-p, Minister of Natural of Labour Health Chief Justice.
Resources and Housing CONCLUSION 23.

In conclusion appreciation bers of the Staff and of the Visitjng of the helu and assistance given me by the mem­ Committee.

I have to record my thanks for, and I have· the honour to be, Sir, Your Obedient Servant, (Sgd.)

H.J.

Rohlehr· Headrnast er.

7 ·vEDICAL OFFICER'S RWORT .

ESS'SQVTBO ·BoYS·t .. SCHOOL, Suddie, 31st January, 1959.

The Jlil'crctor of Medical Services, Medi ca 1 Depar tm e1.1 t·, Brickdam.
Sir, ·I have the honour to submit the AnnuafR.e-oi)rt of the ..

Boys and Staff of the Essequibo Boys' .Sc·hool lng 31st De-cemb er, 1958. for the year--en-d---· There were forty•�one (41) admissions to the Sick Bay a.Mong whcrn +he folloV16ng a.ilments and ·to the Suddie Hospital, wer a diagn·os ed :- 0 0 0 1 -Pains .

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.4 Abdorn5nal Abscesses Abveolar .Abscess0 • • ••• 1 Avitaminosis • • 0 •• • 9 1 Bronchitis • • • ••• 1 Dlslocations ••• • •• 1 Fractures ••• • •• 4 Fever • • • • • • 2 •Filariasjs.

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••• 1 Ja.undi ce .

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• •• 1 Persistent Back.ache •• • • • 1 lacerated Wounds • • • • •• 6 Wounds ••• • • 0 1 Media •• •.

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.1 Otit.ls Chest Pains • • • • •• 1 Hydroceles • •• • •• 2 Chr on i c U lee.rs • • • • • • Measles •• •• • • 1 ••• • •• 2 Sora ins Swollen legs ••• • •• 2 Mort on' s D1s ease • •• ••• 2 �- Punctured Casual attc:1dances treatad wer-e foi' minol" complaints e.g.

'Sin,ple wounds!

ulcers, coughs a.ntl colds, earache etc.

etc.

These totalled 6647.

One hund.r ed and s1 xty .. s even emergen-cies were treated.

These inj1J1�ies either at work or �lay.

were sustained / Prophylactic ••.


- 8 - Prophylactic to 5 ·ooys of "the School and 2 staff chiefly for Nail-sticks.

injections of A.T.S.

were administered members, and were given by tb.ey 7}sited Tablets; munity to the disease suffered cases of Positive D;:i. W, Adarris, PubBc Health Officer, Twenty-two Ftlaria and his staff', when were discovered the School.
They were all treated wjth Banocide and it is gratify5ng to n_ote that while sound im­ was established in these cas�s, no one from any ill-effects of' the drugs administered hy�iene among the boys was of the same high Personal and reg:ular issues of tooth-brushes standar'd to be 1nade in order that the high standard and soap contjnue should be rnajntained.

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This has �:ieen due mainly to the frequent of the out of 1::he canvas cots and also by regular scrubbing dorrni tory.
do not now pre�·en"t scrubbing and boiling The uhysical fairlJ hi�h standard, µartici;?a�e of' the boys remains at a to to this end the boys are encouraged physical 1n out-door games and condition culture exercises.
year totalled neriodG ·' The number of admissions 63, while there were to the School during the 50 discharges same over the ·· One hundred and nineteen prescr5ptions of the Staff and thejr Families were dis­ during the pGnsed to �embers year,, I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, (Sgd).

D.P.

Wai lling, Medical Officer, ---·-�-- ,.-.

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ovm Georget Coast East West Coast East Bank West Bank ·56 ·37 3 8 3 P .. -·· .,J.. v .. .c, .

"1 Jr-r,: l p, F New Ar11s t er darn East Bank West Bank 1,\fest Coast Coren-tyne 5 1 - I \ �SS:�,TJIBO !

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119 on Roll at l�lo58 ••·••••• durin� 1958 ••• ,.,,., 63 Admitted Discharged 50 on Roll at 31Ql2G58 132 durJng 1958 •• , ••••• ··•··••·•• • .

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- TOTAL AVIBAGE DISTRI-DAILY BUTIQ1\T .

DI31'RIBU- ---� -- TIOl\T NOTES 'I I I I ( I I I I Gookin� & Baking Tailor mg Shoemaking Woodworkjng Metal Working Livestock FarMing ·Farrn5ng Prov5sion General I..a.bouri ng 1 Sick I ,.

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·1 · Mo4 .. 38742 l129.1 No: of working .. days 300 VOCA'I'IC'JS or DISCHARG�D BOYS TRAJNIT\TG BOYS .

DIS CHARGED VOCATION.AL R�CSIV�D Woodwork I Baking Tailoring l Metal Nork5ng I I Shoemak5 ng IFar11d ng TOTAL r;• 7 5 8 6 7 17 ' . '

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BOYS C0"1VICTED ;,VITHIW TWO Y'S.ARS OF ��_Q] YEAR OF No: DIS- DISCHARGE CHARGSD I No: CONVICTED IN I .. 1956 1957 1958 Total � 1956 44 5 8 6 19 880 -12 - TABL� III -C ••• BOYS IMPRISON�D ��!ITHIN T\'l) YEARS OF DISCHARGE ·-- .

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DIS-NO: IMPRISONED CHARGED 50 45 44 7 12 9 T@·LE IV ••• ARABLE FARM PRODUCE 1956 1957 1958 et Cassava ah -�; DUCE --- t: n tg, -�LS iSwe j�OI' /DOl 1 J.anger s Och roes !

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Swc -et Potatoes II II It II 11 Tl 9256 lbs 11885 lbs 12187 lbs n 1257 2276 5454 403 " 16¼ " .
212 125 II 1048 1501 :, " 1095 2044 752 2969 1496 3414 3433 " 6286 6938 11886 " 2257 " 2048 ·69 2282 ' •• •• .

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436 - 16 298 It 794 234 2465 1303 " •••• 2501 " " 4 Tl 11 11 It II II II It II It II H l ' TABLE V-A •• LIV�STOCI<' FARM -• MIIB - ·, I PRODUCTION pts • DISTRIBUTION pts.

I � PPodlJced during 1958 •• 92913 .

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• Used in School Dietary Sold for Cash , ••• • • .

, Supplied 22806¾ .. 36513¼ 22052 · ' .

· Hospital11541 to Public ._ 92913 .

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...... ' PRODUCTJOij DISTRIBUTION 1) 801 0 .J.. B/F from 1957 · •••.• �--'ios·used Produced in 1958 •• �, 4607 Sold.. •• .

••• •• Incubated On hand at 31.12.58 • • • • • • ln ®chool Di'etary.

4385 84 150 96 4715 ' � -= 4715 TABLE V-C ••.

LIV2STOCK FARV,.. CHICKS.

PRODUCED DISTRIBUTION B/F f�o� 1957 ••• 86 Hatched during 1958 22 Died , .

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84 il Used in Schoo 1 Dietary 25 Ilso1a.


••••••••••••••••• 2 j On hand at 31.12.58 49 ••• ' �1- -------------'-•------------- 148 I 148 TABLE V-EH LIVSSTOGK FA�M H I:lQ§ PRODUCTION B/F from 1957 • • • 39 during 1958.. 45 Farrowed U'l1ION DISTRIB • • • • • 39.

Died.

• • • • • • Stolen ••.• �:.�.··•- 2 · Slaughter ed •••.

, • 15 On hand at 31.12.58 •• 28 ' -·-----·· ··---- ·--.-...... ----.
---.-·� - .. 14 - TABL� V -F ••• LIVESTOCK FARM •• CATTLE .. Bulls Steers f- Heifers Milch Cows Total j I - B/F From 1957 •••.

Births du ri.ng 1958, ••• Total - 3 4 12 - 15 4- 8 -- - 2 - ed to Aqriculture partment 5 4 31,12,5P Sold •••.

Died •••.

Transferr De Ori hand@ - -7 49 56 1'7 29 66 85 9 .

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•• R�V�NUE B:ART\l�O -- DURF'JG THE PAST FIVE YEARS •-- __, .. .

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'J_ i� M aintenance Fees .. s a •• a le of Product alua of Goods Sold� V Services &· tu• o other Inst,.

t -t ions � rendered 3734.

52 TOTAL ,9074.

74 1954 t- 566 .85 4773.

37 1995 1956 l957 :j.958 .. ,.

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es2.oo 620,.25 7234.09 6589.41 705.12 549.31 6620.34 3653.19 � - :p ;ii 4022.20 4009.24 4535.90 4536 .12 - 8738.62 12106.

2� 11861.36 .11231,88 883 .. 15 - TABLE VII •• B.XPENDITUR.� & R-'�VE1'YUE STATEMENT.
EXPBNDITUR� $ R�VENUE $ Personal Travelling & Trans­ Fmoluments port Dietary Fue 1 -� .. Light Cl()thing & Beddlng 5620 3 ,.6E Maintenance 114 6.3Q 785 4,.9�G-oods j33l3 of Products Fees Sold &-�ervices 549.3] 3653 .l� ir enaer ,3d to other J Deuartrnents 37, 0 Ci1�1 I ' � '· l 1 · T:r • t 1 t.n.

)Ytn l Suddi� l :a Girls'� 322 J.59(b)Belfield 1 School .,, • <"l I • , � 4334.3� 201.fI.

8300LJ.J To Balance Being 260 3.8 Net Cost of School 185 ?.,.SJ Workshon-Toola & Appliances iarnlngs, ties, Gratui.
Pocket Money �- Tools to Discharged Boys 657 8 .6� 72 5:?E '130 8.

73.

117 9 .97!

44 7 .9L 608 8 .. 62 109 1.6] Bakery Sanitat1on Arab le Farm Miscellaneous l�intenance of Koker of Farm J�intenanca of Proiector Purchase Rec'd from) Servjces other De�artmentsa-) (a)�lactrlc (b)Bjrth Certlf!cates �-Drainage Current 111 0.0( 1.7-: 9179 � .7; 91799�!
TABLE VIII�.NE mT.COST OF SCHOOL DURPJ'G TIN FIV� YEARS YEAR �W-BAG� TIJETT cosTl w�TT cosT hrnTT DAILY ROLL Pfil'{ YEAR PER Dr.Y P1R 'j PER $ DAY $ YEAR $ ' 1954 142.8 71,193.89 498e56 1956 123,1 80,436.pl 653.42 1.79 : .

I\ 1955 132.8 72,617.61 546.

74 58 1957 127.0 i9, 1958 129.1 3, 06 • J_ 1.37 1.50 1.7, t.52 &�§:§§ 1.7 cosT PER BOY I __ .

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