Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Iiiiiii McGILL UNIVERSITY MONTREAL I recall my visit to Selwyn House for the Academic Prize-giving with genuine pleasure. The impression I then received of an on-going academic community, in which Governors and Staff and parents and boys all shared with pride and enthusiasm remains with me, and I renew my congratulations. There are few things so good as a good school. The education it gives is not simply in things academic but also in those things which go to form the character, and influence the personality of the developing lad and of the man who is to be. That is why I was very glad to observe throughout the whole school a healthy regard for sports and for community spirit, as well as a very lively respect for academic achievement. Educational patterns are changing in this province with great rapidity and we all warmly welcome the fact that the public school system is being re-examined and greatly improved. But however good the public system of education, there will, I believe, always be alongside it a place for private schools with their own aims and emphases and character. You stand in a great tradition S.B. Frost, Dean and I trust you will long maintain it.

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