NRS-20614 | Register of admission, progress and withdrawal [Ryde North Public School]

The purpose of an admission register was to record basic details about children admitted to the school and their parents or guardians. The registers were also used to record the progress of the children through various classes and the date of their leaving the school.These volumes contain information pertaining to each student including: date of admission; pupil's name; date of birth; religious denomination; name of previous school and date of leaving. The following details are recorded about the child's parents or guardians: name, residence and occupation. The pupil's date of admission to each subsequent grade, date of leaving the school and any occupation entered into on leaving school is also recorded. There is an admission register for girls between 1951 and 1970. These entries have been copied and duplicated from the other admission registers. There is an Infants register between 1953 and 1962 that records the admission of the younger students.Admission registers in paper format ceased in 1999 when the department moved to recording enrolment details in electronic format.Custody HistoryThis series was previously held by the School House Museum at Ryde.