1 entry for Miss A
Back| Date | Offence | By Whom Reported | Punishment | Remarks on the Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 1947 | Disobedient, sulky and muttering when corrected. Troublesome to the Sisters in P. School. | Principal Teacher and also Miss A.6 | Kept from going to see Procession and celebration of St Patrick’s Centenary. | These 5 girls seem to be leagued together to give trouble. |
| September 1947 | Refused to do her charge. Impertinent to teacher. | Miss B.7 | Just insisted on its being done. | |
| September 1947 | Attacked each other quarrelling over something | In the presence of all the children in Dining Hall. | [Pupil] slapped by Sister Sienna. | Not much improvement. |
| October 1947 | Separated from teacher when out walking, went a different road. | Teacher who was in charge. | Not allowed out following Sunday. | |
| October 1947 | Left school without permission in early morning. Went out to the country. | Missed by everyone. Had to be followed by teachers in a motor. | No punishment given. | |
| October 1947 | Hid all day in the attic. Only missed when the children came to dinner. | Missed from dining, then reported to Guards. | No punishment given. |
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