Winifred Anderson (nee McEwen) transcripts of documents
Memorandum to Mrs W. Anderson, from NSW Department of Education, dated 15 th December 1936
Termination of services
I have to inform you that action is being taken to obtain the approval of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council to the termination of your services as Mistress, Infants’ School, Glebe in terms of Section 3 of the “Married Women’s Act,1932-35” with last day of service, 31st March, 1936.
The termination of your services from this date will be gazetted in due course.
B.C. Harkness, Chief Inspector of Schools
Report of inspector upon teacher Mrs Winifred Anderson, 27 July 1949
Comments on the teacher and her work
Mrs. Anderson’s planning is regular, thorough, specific and purposeful. Her capacity to organise courses is well above average.
Mrs. Anderson is an outstanding teacher. She has full understanding of the needs of each child, and the power to elicit from each pupil the maximum degree of response. Under her highly stimulating guidance every member of her close gives of his or her best, consequently excellent progress is being achieved with all aspects of instruction. Mrs. Anderson not only possesses the capacity to organise courses and plan sound teaching procedures, but she also has the power to implement them with creditable effectiveness.
Her professional outlook, her capacity for classroom management and her personality enable her to reach a standard of proficiency that is very praiseworthy.
Report of inspector upon teacher Mrs Winifred Anderson, 23 May, 1951
First section of report
Primary School at Penrith.
Post Town – Penrith. Date of Inspection – 23rd May 1951
Teacher – Mrs Winifred Anderson
Position on Staff – Assistant. Permanent or Temporary – Permanent.
Training – 2 years, 1914-15. Years of Service – 26. Status – List A. From – 1949.
Attainments towards teacher’s certificate – (blank)
In charge of class – 3A – since 12.3.51. Enrolment – 44. Present – (blank)
Letter from Nundle P&C Association dated 5th May 1953
Dear Mrs W. Anderson,
As we did not get a chance to see you before you left Nundle, we are taking this opportunity to wish you well and to thank you for your co-operation and assistance while on the teaching staff of Nundle School.
We hope you are very happy in your new position and that you are having good health.
If you are back in Nundle at any time we will always be pleased to see you at any of our functions, and in closing we again thank you and with you all the best in the years to come.
Yours sincerely,
F.M. Shorten
Hon. Sec.
