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Blue Mountains · Schools

Schools, 1953

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Many Orphans at School?

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 22 October 1953 · page 2

It would appear the 300 children attending Katoomba Primary School are orphans. This conclusion is drawn…

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Sunday School Anniversary

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 29 October 1953 · page 10

Springwood Methodist Church was attractively decorated for the Sunday School anniversary services,…

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Many Attend School Fete

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 29 October 1953 · page 1

Perfect weather greeted guests when Leura School held their annual Fete and inspection of the school…

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School Needs Helpers

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 5 November 1953 · page 1

Mothers of children attending Katoomba Primary School are urgently asked to help the P. and C…

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Katoomba High School News

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 26 November 1953 · page 12

The Chess Club received a visit from a prominent Sydney chess player. He is Mr. H. N. Farmer, of Lakemba…

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Minister on Milk for Schoolchildren

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Thursday 10 December 1953 · page 13

Children up to the age of thirteen, who attend approved creches, kindergartens and public and private…

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Primary School P & C. Meeting

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Wednesday 23 December 1953 · page 11

At its regular meeting on December 7 the Primary School P. and C. Association appointed the…

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Question of School Children

The Blue Mountains Advertiser · Wednesday 23 December 1953 · page 5

Although no official advice has been, offered to date it is understood that school authorities have not…

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