Skip to content
Open/Close Toolbox
Format: Publication
Document Tags
Add
no tags yet
    Map
    Add
    no geotags or polygons yet
    Recollections
    Add
    no stories yet
    Copyright
    1This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 New Zealand License
    This licence lets you distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon this work, even commercially, as long as you credit us for the original creation. This is the most accommodating of the licences offered, in terms of what you can do with our works licensed under Attribution.
       

    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1985

    Palmerston North Teachers' College Handbook, 1985
    Page 1Page 2Page 3Page 4Page 5Page 6Page 7Page 8Page 9Page 10Page 11Page 12Page 13Page 14Page 15Page 16Page 17Page 18Page 19Page 20Page 21Page 22Page 23Page 24Page 25Page 26Page 27Page 28Page 29Page 30Page 31Page 32Page 33Page 34Page 35Page 36Page 37Page 38Page 39Page 40Page 41Page 42Page 43Page 44Page 45Page 46Page 47Page 48Page 49Page 50Page 51Page 52Page 53Page 54Page 55Page 56Page 57Page 58Page 59Page 60Page 61Page 62Page 63Page 64Page 65Page 66Page 67Page 68Page 69Page 70Page 71Page 72Page 73Page 74Page 75Page 76Page 77Page 78Page 79Page 80Page 81Page 82Page 83Page 84Page 85Page 86Page 87Page 88Page 89Page 90Page 91

    OCR

    1985 HANDBOOK

    Palmerston North
    Teachers College

    LOCATION
    Centennial Drive, Palmerston North

    POSTAL ADDRESS
    Palmerston North Teachers College,
    Private Bag, Palmerston North.

    TELEPHONE

    College 79-104
    Tainees Association 78-667
    Blair Te[...]
    [...]........................ 1
    Contents .......... 7.
    College Staff ...........................................[...].......................................... 10
    The College .................. 12
    College Programmes ......................................[...]ements ....................................... 19
    College Courses ............................ 21
    Art .....[...]................ Z3
    Curriculum Studies ...... 211
    Education .................................................[...]..................................... 41
    Physical Education... ...... 46
    Practical Training .................[...].................... 60
    Outdoor and Environmental Education Trust ..................... 60
    Te Kupenga 0 Te Ma[...].......................................... 80
    The College Centre... 87
    Where You Live ..............[...]
    [...]rt

    Advanced Studies
    Teachers Unit

    Audio-Visual

    College Staff

    Athol Forrest, M.A., Dip.Ed., Adv.[...]
    Continuing
    Education

    Early Childhood
    Education

    Education

    English

    Maori Studies

    Mathematics

    Prin[...]
    [...]T)
    R. H. B. Hoskins, Ph D; M. A. (Hons)

    Physical Education Senior Lecturer, Head of Department:
    B. R.[...]
    [...].B.E., F.C.A., J.P.

    Appointed by the Minister of Education
    J. Havill Ed. D, M.A., Dip.Tchg
    Wanganui Education Board

    Appointed by the Minister of Education to represent interested
    organisations:

    R. S. Adams, Ph.D., M.A., Dip.Ed., Professor of Education, Massey
    University, representing Massey Universit[...]sley, M.B.E., F.C.A., J.P., representing Wanganui
    Education Board.

    A. Forrest, M.A., Dip.Ed., Adv. Dip.Tchg, Principal, Palmerston North
    Teachers College.

    W. G. Foster, B.A., Dip.Ed., Dip.Tchg. F.N.Z.E.[...]al Institute.

    8. M. Geary, representing Wanganui Education Board.

    R. Holm, M.A. (Hons), representing the Ne[...]rin Ramsey, representing Trainees’ Association, Palmerston
    North Teachers College.

    E. P. Martin, representing New Zealand Free Kindergarten Union.
    8. V. Pitt, T.T.C., representing Taranaki Education Board.

    M. Croxson, Mus.Bac, F.T.C.L., L.R.S.M., Dip.Tchg, L.G.S.M. (MT)
    representing staff, Palmerston North Teachers College.

    D. M. Steffen, representing Central Districts R[...]ation.

    D. F. W. Walker, representing Hawke's Bay Education Board.

    T. N. M. Waters, M.Sc., PhD; N.Z.,[...]
    [...]pecial Class)
    D. Jopson, T.T.C.
    D. Monro, T.T.C.

    College Street Principal:
    A. E. Howley, M.A., Dip.[...]
    KEY:
    1 Physical Education Building
    -— Phys. Ed., E.C.E.
    2 Matamua Building
    — Manawatu Polytechnic
    3 Lecture Theatres
    —— K.A. North & Small Lecture Theatres
    4 Education Building
    -— Manawatu Polytechnic
    5 Ruahine Buil[...]t, Music
    —- 2nd Level: Art, Maths
    —3rd Level: Education, Science
    6 College Centre
    —— Cafeteria, Trainees Ass’n Office[...]sh, Social Studies, ASTU Store, Media
    ' Workshop, College Shop ‘

    11
    The College

    Palmerston North Teachers College was established in 1956 as New
    Zealand’s sixth teachers college with Mr K. A. North as the first

    principal. The original buildings were in Princess Street, and Grey
    Street.

    The college is now consolidated on a 10 hectare site in Cente[...]r students. The name honours a man whose
    work for education earned special respect in this City. Stages I and[...]Campus were officially opened by the
    Minister of Education, the Hon. H. L. Pickering, on 19th September,
    197[...]and Mr Pickering. Trees were also planted by the education boards
    associated with the college, Wanganui, Taranaki and Hawke’s Bay.
    The founda[...]opened on the 14th April, 1982 by the Minister of
    Education, the Hon. M. Wellington.

    The college is administered by the Palmerston North Teachers
    College Council whose authority was confirmed by Parliament with
    amendments to the Education Act in 1969, the council having been
    established in November, 1968 on the authority of the then Minister
    of Education, the Hon. A. E. Kinsella. However, as early as 1964 the
    Wanganui Education Board took the first step for setting up an
    inter[...]has retained that position since that time.

    The collegeCollege Street Normal
    School in College Street. A large number of teachers in the city and
    surrounding districts also work with the college as associate
    teachers,

    12
    At the end of 1980, the College’s second principal, Mr H. J. Whitwell
    retired a[...]y 1984.

    1982 proved to be the only year when the College had full use of the
    buildings specially designed for teacher education on the Hokowhitu
    Campus. Because of drastic reductions nationally in quotas of

    students for teaching, the College agreed to share its buildings with
    the Manawatu P[...]mua was remodelled for their

    use in 1983 and the Education Block was made available to them in
    1984.

    1984 w[...]chers Unit was transferred from the Department of Education in
    Wellington to Palmerston North Teachers College. Continuing
    teacher education at a distance becomes a major responsibility for
    the College with some sharing of tutoring with the other teachers
    colleges.

    Although the College seems unlikely to reach the size for which it
    was[...]tain its important place as the centre of teacher
    education for the lower central North island.

    13
    Preservice:

    Continuing
    Education
    of Teachers:

    Advanced .
    Studies For '

    Teachers Unit:

    College Programmes

    The college offers programmes for
    several branches of teachin[...]tions to take a two year course.

    Early Childhood Education
    This is a two year course and provides training f[...]o wish to
    teach in kindergartens.

    Each year this college contributes to the in-service education of
    teachers in many ways. Some teachers take part in courses run at
    the college while many college staff participate in in—service courses
    of vari[...]level.

    This Unit offers a wide range of distance education courses to over
    3000 people involved in some teac[...]with community groups not
    directly related to the education service.

    14
    [...]he
    Diploma of Teaching under the authority of the College Council and
    the Teachers College Regulations authorised by the Education Act
    1964.

    The award of the College's Diploma of Teaching entitles a primary
    teacher to the awards of the Education Department’s Trained
    Teachers Certificate after[...]are awarded the Diploma
    of Teaching.

    Bachelor of Education Degree

    Division A and Division E trainees who as[...]ng University
    graduates have opportunity while at college to complete courses
    leading towards the B.Ed. deg[...]esponsibility of the Massey University Faculty
    of Education. The faculty includes the college and university
    teaching departments preparing stu[...]ersity. Most of the courses are taught
    within the college organisation. '

    Trained Teachers Certificate

    This certificate is awarded to holders of college diplomas who, on
    completion of two years satisfac[...]be certificated by the New Zealand Department
    of Education and registered as trained teachers.

    Highe[...]
    [...]a wide variety of
    activities built upon on-going college courses. The experiences in
    schools, provide in-d[...]space classes.

    PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

    Courses in Education which include a study of human
    development, social influences on education, learning and teaching
    process, and curriculum is[...]ish Art

    Maori Studies Music
    Mathematics Physical Education
    Social Studies —- Science

    (including a[...]
    [...]tice sections in school

    (c) Professional Studies
    Education courses in Human Development, Learning and
    Teaching and Education in Society.
    Mathematics Curriculum ~— Curriculu[...]s A2 — one subject from :—
    Art
    Music
    Physical Education
    Science

    SECOND YEAR COURSES

    (a) General Studies[...]ice sections in schools

    (0) Professional Studies
    Education course in Learning and Teaching
    Mathematic[...]
    THIRD YEAR COURSES

    (a) Professional Studies
    Education courses in classroom management and curric[...]
    Course Requirements for
    Early Childhood
    Education Teacher
    Training:

    1 .Education

    2. Selected Studies:

    3. English Studies:
    4. Mul[...]ctical
    Training:



    DIVISION E - EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
    Course Requirements

    General Description

    This tw[...]epts, and the views of theorists in these areas.

    Education and Society: Provides a general introduction to the
    study of education. Important issues such as educational equality,
    t[...]l, social
    and historical forces which have shaped education in New Zealand.

    Students will take ONE course fr[...]sks and adventures are planned both in and out of
    College.

    This is a special course designed for te[...]
    Note:

    1. Education:

    2. Selected
    Studies:

    3. English
    Studies:

    4. Parent
    Education:

    5. Child Study:

    6. Young
    Children With
    Special[...]n by all students (see
    page 28).

    Early Childhood Education: A course for Division E students only,
    which may[...]on. Specifically

    these are as follows.
    a. Parent Education
    b. ,Human Relationships and Interpersonal[...]
    [...]Courses:

    t»?

    Methods of
    Work:

    Assessment:



    College Courses

    ART DEPARTMENT

    Our objective is[...]
    [...]riculum 9: (Third Year Selected Studies Students)
    Education through art. A study of the ways art and other ex[...]e B.E.d. art course at 100 level is taught at the college
    by the art department for Massey University, as part of the college
    selected studies A level course (36.171, The Arts[...]Four B.Ed. papers at 200 level are taught at the college

    by the art department for Massey University. They form an integral

    part of the college selected studies C level course in art. 36.238

    T[...]t art materials are provided through a grant from college funds
    and a small levy on students.

    Selec[...]
    [...]in use in schools and to encourage its
    use during college training; to make students aware of the place of[...]al equipment within the departments. Audio-visual
    education is not an end in itself but is a strategy to assi[...]hniques of available resources. In this area, the college
    television service plays an important role, both[...]minar area, a place to make teaching
    aids and the College shop. College staff and students and teachers
    in the com[...]
    [...]ture.

    Organisation of Curriculum Studies
    in this college there is no separate department of curricu[...]
    [...]course surveys the purpose and content of Health Education in
    the Primary School and is taught by using acti[...]of value to the primary school
    teacher.

    Physical Education Curriculum Studies:

    The two parts of this course[...]he principles and
    objectives of a modern physical education programme. The
    departmental handbooks and[...]
    [...]n:

    Methods of Work:

    Course Content
    First Year:

    Education Department

    The course in education is designed to develop knowledge and
    understandin[...]tail in curriculum studies courses

    The course in education includes an introduction to the roles of the

    tea[...], and some basic issues and questions concerning

    education. This work is exemplified through two major curr[...]all group of children or a small group of peers.

    Education A:

    This course is divided into four distinct but[...]roduction to Teaching

    (b) Human Development

    (c) Education and Society

    to) The Teaching of Mathemati[...]
    [...]cepts, and the view of theorists in these areas.

    Education and Society: Provides a general introduction to the
    study of education. Important issues such as educational equality,
    t[...]l, social and historical
    forces which have shaped education in New Zealand.

    Education B:
    This course consists of three separate[...]
    Third Year:

    University Courses
    Available Through
    The Education
    Department:

    Language and Reading: Reading — th[...]approaches used in the schools to teach reading.

    Education C:

    This course consists of three components:

    (a[...]Reading Part 2: Language

    (0) Special Studies in Education

    Langauage and Reading: Language: in this part of[...]t
    of curriculum are explored.

    Special Studies in Education: This covers measurement and
    evaluation in the classroom and also a study of the atypical child.

    The B.Ed. education and professional education courses at 100
    and 200 levels are taught at the college in the

    Education Department forthe Massey University

    Department of Education. University staff combine with

    college staff in some aspects of the programmes.

    Exemption from the required courses of the college programme is
    not granted for university courses in the college or in the university
    for credit towards the Teachers College Diploma. During the three
    years, students enrolle[...]to gain credit for the following courses:

    36.101 Education and Society
    36.102 Human Development

    36230 Learn[...]ding

    The above courses are taught as part of the college education
    courses A, B and C.

    29
    [...]ucture below).

    English is at the core of primary education. This means that teachers
    must concern the[...]
    [...]Verrall, 100 + Ideas for Drama.

    Early Childhood Education: Students will take a modified version
    of these c[...]Mrs Frisby and the Rats of Nimh

    Early Childhood Education: Poetry, Children’s Books and
    Language:[...]
    [...]Studies: Children’s Literature) or simply as
    a college course.

    College courses for optional Massey Credit: 39.132 English
    Teaching Studies: Drama. (82)

    College courses for optional Massey Credit: 39.232 Englis[...]ied for materials made available during
    courses.

    College courses for optional Massey Credit: 39.131[...]
    [...]ama 1: An introduction to drama in the context of
    education. The course deals with both selected plays and th[...]2 English Teaching Studies: Drama) or simply as a
    college course.

    33
    [...]English Teaching Studies: Poetry) or simply as a college
    course. ln order to take the B.Ed. paper, student[...]thical and Traditional
    Literature) or simply as a college course. In order to take the B.Ed.
    paper,[...]
    [...]some of the students will bring with them to this
    college. To present to students an opportunity to[...]
    [...]optional) at 100 or 200 level for the
    Bachelor of Education degree. Students offering performance for the
    deg[...]ure of creativity.

    Significant concepts of music education in the 20th centuw with
    special reference to Carl[...]c and the exceptional child.

    Psychology of music education.

    43
    [...]nt
    Music reading

    Division E —- Early
    Childhood Education Practical music making and listening ~—[...]
    [...]uld undertake the standard course
    offered at this College but would 2——

    (a) Follow a selected studies[...]towards
    remedial and therapeutic uses of music in education settings.

    1. Selection would be based upon audit[...]) potential suitability for music therapy work in education.

    2. From a strong base in musicianship the stude[...]e use of music as part of goal-based programme in
    education development.

    45
    Course of Study:

    Physical Education

    Aim: To develop good physical education students and ultimately
    teachers who will have: .[...]ed movement.

    (4) An insight into school physical education programmes through
    directed observation, school t[...]are available from the department.

    The physical education course has two major divisions:
    (a) Select[...]
    [...]ments
    Folk dance
    Track and field athletic
    Outdoor education

    Second year:

    Analysis of movement skill perform[...]physical activity
    Research techniques in physical education, health and recreation
    Elementary medical care

    Outdoor education

    Health and society

    Leisure patterns in s[...]
    [...]:

    University Courses
    Available Through

    Physical Education
    Department:

    Within this area, students are provi[...]is for
    the Massey paper, the Teaching of Physical Education (36.239).
    Areas of study include the following:
    (a) Principles and objectives of a modern physical education
    programme
    (b) Principles of organisation, plannin[...]d. human movement studies course is taught at the
    college by the physical education department. Students
    wishing to enrol for these p[...]vanced Human Movement Studies ~— 36.275

    Health Education and Recreation — 36.276

    Physical Education Performance 1 —— 36.179

    or

    Physical Education Performance || ~36.279

    Teaching Physical Education — 86.239

    48
    [...]49

    Practical Training

    During the three years at college students will participate in a
    practical training[...]periences in
    schools, and in workshops within the college.

    The experiences in schools will include:

    (i) a wide variety of activities designed to support college
    programmes

    (ii) eight longer periods of extended[...]eas and methods which have been
    introduced in the college courses and exemplified during observation
    lessons and small teaching episodes in the college and in associated
    schools.

    The first year studen[...]pment of teaching skills based on elements of the education
    courses, their two selected studies, and English[...]section at the
    beginning of the school year.

    The college programmes are designed to give young teachers
    di[...]ents will be placed in schools in
    centres outside Palmerston North.

    1. Attendance on sections is compulsory.[...]
    [...]kills, communication skills and concepts;
    outdoor education and organising field work; use of the syllabus an[...]on theme. Each course is offered at B.Ed. and the College
    Diploma Level.

    Course 1 (29.201) 80 hours:

    Them[...]to the Manawatu Estuary and during studies in the college
    laboratories. The prescription includes pe[...]
    [...]uses as a starting point understandings gained in education and
    other curriculum studies courses. It f[...]
    Continuing Education Courses in Science Teaching:

    A series of four co[...]offered
    locally and in other areas served by the college as staffing resources
    permit.

    Course A Initiatin[...](25 hours)
    Course D Issues and Trends in Science

    Education (25 hours)

    The courses are sequential, a pass in[...]es Available Through the Science
    Department:

    The College course includes science papers specially designed[...]ers have been designed to provide a
    comprehensive education in practical and theoretical science at an[...]
    [...]examine some of the critical issues in religious education

    0 to examine the relationships between education and religion in
    New Zealand today and in t[...]
    [...]) Religion in New Zealand society and New Zealand Education.

    Historical developments in New Zealand i[...]
    [...]pm.

    Weekends Closed.

    Resources available at the college library cover college courses, and
    support university studies, teaching[...]ly members of the library. Students on
    continuing education courses need to enrol separately at the Li[...]
    [...]cription
    Service:

    inter-library
    Loans:

    Distance
    Education:

    Other
    Libraries:

    General :

    Reserves: Books no[...]brary
    brochure lists details.

    Massey University: college students enrolled at Massey are
    permitted to use that library.

    Palmerston North Public Library: located opposite the Post Office.[...]: It is possible to borrow books only through the
    college library, or, when you are on section, through you[...]aphy.

    As the library is a student centre for the college, it is in the interests of
    all who use it[...]
    [...]oncerts. Plans for the future hope to broaden
    the college collection of works of art, to establish a memori[...]and cultural
    pursuits.

    Outdoor and Environmental Education
    Trust

    Outdoor and Environmental Education Trust

    The Palmerston North Teachers College Outdoor and Environmental Education Trust is
    administered by an independent Trust Boa[...]re generally to further outdoor and
    environmental education and to provide, extend, alter, improve, repair and maintain outdoor and
    environmental education amenities for the College.
    [...]erally translated as ‘The Net of Knowledge’.

    Palmerston North Teachers College students are chosen from three
    Education Board areas —— Hawke’s Bay, Wanganui, Taranaki.

    Therefore, Palmerston North Teachers College serves as the ‘poito’
    of the net, the place w[...]ill be encouraged
    within this context.

    The total Palmerston North Teachers College body has rights of
    occupation and use but along w[...]Te Kupenga 0 Te Matauranga is the property of the Palmerston
    North Teachers College and therefore, ultimately, the responsibility
    of[...]ative committee made up of representatives of the College
    community. lf the Meeting House is require[...]
    [...]udents who have not met all requirements in their college
    courses may sit specials in the August vacation.[...]sit
    the external examination of the Department of Education. Students
    needing to sit the August specia[...]
    [...]ion.

    5. Application forms are available from the college office.

    It is expected that all assignmen[...]
    [...]fringement of this rule could mean dismissal from
    college.

    Candidates may not leave the examination[...]
    Palmerston North Teachers
    College Trainees’ Association
    Incorporated

    Every trainee of the College is a member of the Trainees‘
    Association, enjoy[...]t)

    to the Executive shortly after they arrive at College.

    The following positions are held by trai[...]
    [...]ERA

    CATHOLIC SOCIETY
    CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
    DRAMA

    EDUCATION

    FILM SOCIETY

    FOLK MUSIC

    GUITAR

    MAORI[...]
    Sports Clubs

    The activities of college sports clubs vary from year to year according
    to[...]members. All cooperate with local
    sports clubs in Palmerston North and surrounding districts and
    association with lo[...]mit themselves to informal competition within the
    college. Opportunities are available in clubs for those w[...]utside clubs for sport not
    catered for within the college. It is suggested that you join at least
    on[...]
    Campus Activity Programmes
    — CAP

    Regularly through the college year performing artists, speakers and
    community l[...]e process of achieving
    well-rounded experience at College.

    70
    [...]el nominated by the principal and approved by
    the College Council, plus one student representative.

    Procedures The procedures required by the College Council are outlined for the
    for Review: guidance[...]who may be supported by a friend from within the
    college community at the hearing. The student or h[...]
    [...]rward its own recommendation to the Department of
    Education. If the student wishes to be heard by the council[...]e subject to concurr—
    ence by the Department of Education. Students are informed in
    writing when this final[...]ete and the action confirmed by
    the Department of Education.

    72
    [...]hearing any charges that a student
    has broken the college regulations other than academic regulations,
    or failed to carry out any reasonable instruction given by the college
    in writing to a particular student, or to student[...]y newsheet or any special circular issued through college
    boxes. it is college policy to avoid using the powers of this
    committe[...]ecessary, by a friend who must be a
    member of the college community.

    5. The defendant or the compla[...]
    [...]for restitution shall be treated as a
    debt to the Palmerston North Teachers College Council.
    Charges for restitution shall be paid in[...]s
    established for the benefit of students and the college
    community.

    7. Procedures at a hearing of the Dis[...]e reported to the
    Administration Committee of the college and to the
    Council for recording in the minutes a[...]ealt with as if the matter had been
    raised by the college and an action taken with the
    approval of t[...]
    [...]the

    cost of incidental services provided by the college.

    2. To attend classes and programmes required by the college in
    addition to classes and programmes required in[...]om smoking in the classrooms and corridors of the
    college except when these rooms and corridors are being used for
    social functions.

    6. To provide the college office with a private address at which the
    studen[...]of the principal to supply or consume
    alcohol at college functions.

    8. To seek the approval of the principal for holding any function or
    activity which uses college facilities or is advertised within the college
    as a college function. ,

    9. To abide by the rules approved by council for hostels and flats
    owned or leased by the college.

    10. To park bicycles and motor vehicles in thos[...]traffic rules approved by council.

    13. To clear college boxes at least twice weekly while in college, and
    once weekly while in schools, and to read an[...]groundsmen are required to
    work.

    18. To protect college property from loss or damage other than fa[...]
    [...]normally incurred in travelling between
    home and college:
    i By public transport —— the actual cost of[...]al section expenses
    When travelling from teachers college base to a distant
    school, entailing tempor[...]
    [...]students who are required to board away

    from the college centre in order to attend their section

    school.[...]for hardship grants are made through the Teachers
    College, but are assessed by the Department of Education on a case
    by case basis according to students ove[...]ravel costs eg: above $175.00
    return from home to college by the cheapest means possible.

    (c) Field[...]
    [...]hardship grants may be made through the
    teachers college and will be assessed by the department on[...]
    [...]Locker Key Deposit
    Selected Study Fee

    79

    1985 COLLEGE FEES

    FEES

    Trainees Association
    T.A.N.Z. Levy
    Building Levy
    College Fee

    Class Sets

    Lecture Notes
    Materials F[...]
    [...]the appropriate form. Forms
    are available at the college office. No claim for compensation can be
    recognis[...]eam are appointed for Massey University, Teachers College and
    Manawatu Polytechnic. They are available to a[...]Mass at 7.00 pm. At both these services Teachers College staff
    and students are welcome.

    College clubs and societies must have a sponsor who enjoy[...]ling with the demands and
    social relationships of college life a counselling network is provided.
    While currently there is no provision fora college counsellor, we are
    fortunate to have the services[...]1.80 and her rooms
    are on the ground floor of the College Centre (car park side).
    Appointments can be made[...]udent counsellor at
    79-104, Ext. 790, through the college receptionist, by completing
    appointment fo[...]
    [...]quor must not be brought to or be consumed on the
    college premises, or in the vicinity of the college or at any college
    function or excursion, except with the prior approval of the principal.
    Students must not appear at college functions under the influence of
    liquor. S[...]
    Education Benevolent
    Society:

    Education Board and
    Department
    Correspondence:

    Fees:

    Func[...]uate the buildings in an orderly
    manner following college fire evacuation procedures. Copies of
    these proce[...]s colleges are eligible to become

    members of the Education Benevolent Society, provided they

    are financial[...]y listed in the
    booklet.

    All correspondence with Education Boards and with the
    Department of Education must be signed by the principal.

    Any student wishing to communicate personally with the
    Department of Education Boards should discuss this with the dean.

    The college tee is used for the general benefit of students.[...]for general use, works of art for display in the college, and
    recreational books for the library.

    Functions and excursions organised through the college,

    using college notice boards, or by having public

    announcements made within the precincts of the college, are
    deemed college functions and must have the approval of the
    princ[...]encies the leader of any party
    travelling outside Palmerston North must leave with the principal a
    list of th[...]
    [...]made provision for access to medical services
    in Palmerston North. Students who opt out of the scheme will have
    the registration fee credited to their college account.
    Clinics are held on Teachers College premises normally at the
    following times:

    Monday[...]which can be made at the Health Clinic.
    Teachers College students may attend for care at the Massey
    Student Health Service when the Teachers College Clinic is closed
    (this includes holidays).

    Appoi[...]st this practice.

    Students are reminded that the college takes no

    responsibility for the safe keeping of[...]ch serves the
    interests of primaw teachers and of education generally.

    Students may becomejunior members for[...]ct of the
    institute is “to advance the cause of education generally". To this
    end it endeavours to e[...]
    [...]ion of kindergarten

    teachers and early childhood education teacher-trainees are

    urged to join. Briefly the[...]are:

    (a) to advance the cause of early childhood education,

    (b) to support teachers and teacher trainees bo[...]teachertrainee branch of K.T.A, will be formed at college but the

    success of this varies according to the number of early childhood

    education students. Such a branch could be affiliated to th[...]ent

    which is vitally involved in early childhood education.

    The N.Z.P.P.T.A. is the professional associatio[...]he constitution are:

    (a) to advance the causerof education generally and of all phases of
    secondary and technical education in particular,

    (b) to uphold and maintain[...]
    [...]his was just over $1 00
    per year.

    Each Tuesday a college news sheet, Stu-Pot is placed in student
    boxes. T[...]Students may have private mail addressed to the college. Correctly
    addressed mail is placed in college boxes by 9.30 am. Monday to
    Friday. Please make sure that your correspondents know your
    college box number and that they address mail as follows:

    Miss J. E. Manner (CB. 728)

    Palmerston North Teachers College

    Private Bag

    Palmerston North

    Please note how and where the college box number is written. ln our
    sample the college box number (0.8. 728), is placed in brackets afte[...]private address. Ordinary telegrams
    sent to this college are placed in college boxes and notification given
    to the secret[...]
    [...]s are available from the Society’s agent at the college pay
    office, or the Society’s local office and s[...]The transfer of a student‘s training to another college is

    arranged only when it is essential, as[...]
    [...]ffices:

    Telephones:

    Counselling Service
    Rooms:

    College Box Room:

    The College Centre

    This building to the east of the library is the centre for many college
    activities.

    Snacks and meals are provided betwee[...]ess. The control of the building is vested in the college
    council. Day to day management is delegated to the Trainees
    Association and the College Centre Management Committee.

    This large well-app[...]nd for rest and
    relaxation at all times while the college buildings are open. At other
    times the common roo[...]s its own telephones which are
    independent of the college system. The number is 78-667
    Palmerston North.

    The office of the student counsellor and the wa[...]e
    common room. Keys are issued to students by the college office.
    Replacement keys may be purchased from the college office
    receptionist for $1.50 during offic[...]
    [...]u Live

    Where you live while you are a student at college is one of the most
    important contributing factors[...]n and to keep liaison
    with the landlords and with college. She will assist in a variety of
    ways ~—

    by he[...]orms as necessary. These can be obtained from the college office.

    College students live in hostels, in flat complexes, in p[...]familiar surroundings.
    it takes time to adjust to college life with its wide range of academic
    and p[...]
    [...]r flat.

    The following types of flats are used by college students:
    (a) College leased houses and flats.
    (b) Private flats and houses.

    (a) College leases several houses and flatting complex[...]
    [...]must be made to fill the vacancy with a teachers college
    student~ by advertising in Stu Pot and by notifyi[...]the place can it be
    offered to people outside the college and then only after
    discussion with the landlord.

    4. lithe incoming tenant is not a college student it must be made
    clear that at the end of[...]t) the whole house/flat
    will again be occupied by college students.

    These conditions are necessary in order to safeguard college
    accommodation for our own students.

    Many student[...]ry effort to meet and mix
    with others; eg use the College Centre cafeteria, go on field trips,
    find[...]

    MD

    Palmerston North, New Zealand
    Palmerston North College of Education Handbook
    [...]/em>,&nbsp;contains general information about the college, listings of the senior staff, the academic year calendar, regulations and rules of the college, and information about the offered courses.</p>
    Palmerston North Teachers' College
    Palmerston North Teachers' College
    Palmerston North, New Zealand
    Palmerston North College of Education Handbook
    loading google map....