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The girls' school followed the same pattern as that of the boys, where
administration in general and visits by prominent people were concerned.
In 1955 the school consisted of 15 classes: 14 of them were housed in the
main building and the other one, with 22 pupils in it, in a room at 39,
Zebra Street, within a stone's throw of the school.
A problem, which had been felt for quite a long time, was the distance that
a number of children living in Benghisa had to walk everyday, to and from
school. The Heads of School and Mr Gaetano Cauchi, School Inspector,
discussed this on 15th March 1951 and tried to solve the problem. The
difference in the children's ages and their rather small number made it
impracticable to open a school in that periphery. At long last, the problem
was solved on 18th February 1965 when a decision to provide the
children with free school transport was taken.
The Heads of School after the war were as follows:
- Ms Amelia M. Agius Gerada (till1949)
- Ms Nellie Jones (1949-1952)
- Ms Mary Spiteri Fiteni (1952-1958)
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