Easter term Shortly The coming year is being looked forward to with confidence at St.
Gues Briash School, Tsingtao, acmorang to Mr. B.G. Inge, the neaumasier, who is on a visit to Suanghal im connecuon with stati "ug enrolment matters.
Pi Gues is a Boarding and Day primarily ior British' chil-sven, both toys and girls. The ad—un.ages of Tsingtao as a place ior a school are many. The present site of St. Giles is one of the most attractive in Tsingtao, being just out of the town itself, and commanding superb views of the hiis and the sea. The school is also well protected on the North by me hills, Tsingtao itself is extremely nealiby, and is well known to possess a most desirable and comparaivey cool climate in the summer white the winters are dry and very sunny, As a result, the health of tne children is excellent, and this is also due to a great extent to the very well lighted and airy class-1voms and dormitories. The Matron, Mrs, E. M. Smith, is a fully Qualified nurse and is trained in wwmesuc economy. Tsingtao has all the advantages of a first-class modern town, While experience has proved that it is safe; a highly imrant consideration.
Tsingtao Quiet There have been many rumours about Tsingtao but the school has suffered no interference whatever. it has been extremely peaceful and quiet, and the boarders who have Low returned to Shanghai and Hongkong for the Christmas holidays give ample evidence of the exctHent health conditions of the school, and of the very good food uppiled a point in which St. Giles takes special pride, St. Giles continues its principle of small classes and the proportion or one staff to ten pupils ensures born tuis and the giving of more individual attention to the needs of individual pupils thab could otherwise be the case.
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