In An English Setting

ISLANDS people are often at a loss to know where to send their children to be educated.

England is too far off, and the cost has to be considered; but they rightly want a home environ ment for the upbringing of their children. The advantages which Australian schools have to offer may not be known to Islands parents, and, as a case m point, attention is directed to the an nouncement of Anglewood School appearing in our advertising columns.

Situated at Bowral, the famous health resort, 2,500 ft. above sea-level, on the Southern High lands fo N.S.W., Anglewood School is in mag nificently laid out grounds of 17 acres in a dis trict which is entirely English in character, cool and healthy. There are also 12 acres of park like playing fields. Since its inception the school has enjoyed an exceptional health record, and parents and visitors to the school are always im pressed with the happy appearance of the boys and the favourable conditions under which they and play. Islands parents who are interested should communicate with the Headmaster.***