The approval of the Board of Education was given to the plans and estimates excepting those relating to the gymnasium, the laundry and the swimming bath. Tenders were considered, including those for work on the swimming bath.

A voice production course was formed.

Plans for a swimming bath at an estimated £2000 were submitted by the County Architect.

Charges of meals to members of staff:- Breakfast 6d. Lunch od Supper 6d. Dinner 9d. Tea 4d. Bedroom 1/- per night, composite charge per week, excepting Breakfast 7/6 per week.

Students who were able to swim and had obtained their parent's permission were allowed to boat on the river excepting on Saturdays after midday, or any other days considered unsuitable by the Principal.

A weather vane was purchased.

Grants were first given that students might visit places of historical and architectural interest

The resignation of Dr. Wodehouse, after her appointment of as Professor of Education at Bristol University, was accepted with regret.

The provision of a motor vehicle was considered. Approval was given for the formation of a Day Continuation Class for Girls.

Miss Mary S Lilley MA., Head of the Training Department for Women at Birmingham University was appointed Principal.

Approval was given for exchange visits to be made with students from Goldsmith's College, London.

Goats were first kept at College. (See goats at Bedesworld in Jarrow).

Quota of places was raised to sixty six and two thirds%, there were 262 applications for 65 vacancies for West Riding Students and 646 applications for 32 non West Riding places. (The General Strike may have had something to do with this).

A request from students to be allowed to smoke in the College was refused.

Approval was given for the students to receive specialist swimming instruction at Bingley Swimming Baths on one afternoon weekly, during the summer term.

Progress was made in transferring the responsibility of the Final Examinations in Training College from the Board of Education to the governing bodies of the of the Colleges in conjunction with representatives of the Universities. With other Yorkshire Training Colleges, Bingley was associated with the University of Leeds.

English branch of the Bingley Old Student's Association (BOSA) was formed.

Owing to the continued shortage of Training College places the quota of places reserved for West Riding students was raised to 80%. The first recorded exchange of lecturers took place - one going to Cape Town and another to the USA.

Davy fire escape appliances were provided in the Main Block and in each of the Halls. English Branch of BOSA published a book on English with scemes of work and book lists.

The Sanatorium was completed during the Summer Term.

Final examinations were held under the new scheme for the first time.

New College Crest was approved for use on notepaper.

Preliminary arrangements for the celebrations of the 21st anniversary were approved.

21st Garden Party held at the College (June 21). 800 guests were welcomed by Sir Percy Jackson, Lady Jackson and the Principal.

BOSA 21st Birthday Celebrations (October 8) which included Lunch, a gathering in the Hall, a dinner for about 500 on the Saturday and an address by Dr Wodehouse on the Sunday morning entitled Temples and Treasures.

Miss Spalding resigned.

The possibility of a three year course of training was discussed by members of the Yorkshire Colleges.

Revised proposals for the provision of a Swimming Bath were approved and included in the 1937/38 estimate. Approval was also given for the provision to form additional hard tennis courts.

The snicket was placed out of bounds and the Acland Lane after dusk.

A report on the proposed Swimming Bath was submitted. A three month refresher course for teachers of handwork and needlework with weaving was arranged for the summer term

Dr Frances Consitt resigned.

Miss Catherine Fletcher was appointed Principal. Consideration was given to the possibility of accomodating another College, should the need arise.

Staff and students of Edge Hill College, Ormskirk were evacuated to the College.

Appointments to the college restricted to women.

Miss HM Duncan was appointed as principal. Miss HE Allison was appointed as the first Vice-Principal.

The provision of a central kitchen and dining room was considered. The provision of a shooting brake or similar vehicle was considered.

The report on, and estimates for, the kitchen-dining room were presented and approved.

The University of Leeds Institute of Education draft ordinances were prepared.

The following resolution was referred to the Policy Sub-Committee:- "It is resolved that the appointment of men, as well as women, to non-resident posts on the lecturing staff be approved".

It was suggested that the number of places might be increased to 275 (25 more than the figure recommended by the Ministry of Education).

Plans for the kitchen-dining room were approved; the work to proceed as a matter of urgency. (Owing to delays and monetary restriction it was impossible to proceed with the plans).

The grassing down of all areas being used for vegetables was approved. The purchase of a shooting barke was recommended. Repairs to the heating installations in the Halls was approved.