Another Boys’ School had been started in Batala, which must not be confounded with the above. The Baring High School was--and is--distinctly for the education of Indian Christian boys. The Mission School, known later as ‘The Plough,’--Miss Tucker recognising strongly that this early stage of work in Batala could only be compared to a farmer’s ploughing of his fields,--was for Indian boys, not yet Christian. They received Christian teaching; and when a boy in the Plough School became a convert, he was passed on usually to the High School. The very starting of this ‘Plough School’ was due to Miss Tucker’s liberality. Out of her own purse she generously paid the main part of its expenses.