School Picnic
THE picnie of the Anglican Sunday School at Copmanhurst took place on Thursday in Mr. Ford's paddock. Rev. E. H. Webber conducted a short service in the church, and…
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Schools, 1897
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Lawrence School of Arts
THE annual meeting, of members was held on Saturday, when there was a good attendance. The following is a synopsis of the report:—The members list shows a good…
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THE annual meeting of members was held last night, Mr. T. Bawden (President) in the chair. The report of the Board of Management…
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IN moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet at the annual meeting on Friday evening. Mr. T. Bawden (president) referred to the financial position of the…
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MR. EDITOR.—Arbor day has now become a recognised institution in our land, and it is an exception to see a Public school in either city or…
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The new school building erected on the Presbyterian Church property in Princestreet, was opened by a tea meeting on Thursday evening. There was a large…
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Now that the Anal results of the examinations for the year 1896 have been published, we may give a brief summary of the doings of the above schools in the past year, which…
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The annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Union Sunday School, South Grafton, took place on Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. Barron gave a suitable address, and…
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The Sunday school needed money, and Mr. Smart, the superintendent, had a new way of getting it. He proposed giving each boy half a crown. At…
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A public meeting was held in the hall on Monday, the Mayor presiding, about 60 being present. Mr. T. Page, treasurer, read a statement…
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A correspondent of the Australian Star, under the press Dame of "Justice," has been inviting attention to some of the troubles which Public school teachers, under the…
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Pain: The interest of pleasure. Wealth: A golden key that opens every ga but heaven's. Buffoonery: A corruption of wit, as knavery is a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Open Column. Contributed Articles are invited by the [?]or for publication under this heading. Moral Teaching in Our Public Schools
"Seed plots of iniquity," remarked tha late Bishop Vaughan, when addressing himself to the question of our Public school system, and…
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The great event of Tuesday was the demonstration of the public school children on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The people rushed the gates, and the money had to be taken…
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I noticed with pleasure, and very great interest, the invitation by the proprietor of this journal for correspondence up the above subject, and have felt much disappointed…
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"What has befallen me in regard to my sons, has overtaken thousands of other parents in a more aggravated form." are the concluding words of my last article. I will…
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Mr. Editor.—In answer to "Paterfamilias, I beg to make a few remarks in reference to certain portions of the letter. (1) "As time went on, I noticed the boy acquired a liking…
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Enquiries are continually being made as to what steps will be taken to re-organise a School of Arts at Grafton. So far, no definite action has been taken in that…
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Both Houses of Parliament, and many persons out of Parliament, are gravely concerned because some school children have, or child has, it is alleged, chalked or written…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Notes and Comments. Schools of Arts
The origin of Australian Schools of Arts appears to be shrouded by the dim mists of antiquity. It would be interesting to learn what was the original idea of these…
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