Our Public Schools. No 3
Since the puhlication of articles No. 1 and 2 in the Examinar of the 10th and 20th of July respectively, the qutstion of the influence of the Public schools on the…
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Schools, 1897
49 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 3
Playful Tricks on Teachers
The other day a pupil in one of the public schools asked the teacher to do a little example in grammar, and since then what seemed at first to be a simple problem has…
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A largely-attended and representative meeting of the teachers of the district was held at the Grafton Superior Public School on Saturday, to take steps for the formation of a Charence River Public Schools…
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Messrs. Page, S. See, and Lipman, and Dr. Hedley, members of the local School Board, officially visited the school on Tuesday, and were shown through the various departments…
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It is good to find that articles in the Examiner have given rise to extended thought and investigation into the question of the influence our system of public instruction is…
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The course of a teacher in some rural schools is not unmarked by pitfalls. One young lady thus engaged tells an amusing story of the anxiety, her…
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A committee meeting of the Clarence River Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association was held on Saturday at Grafton. The President (Mr. A. Lobban) presided, and…
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MR. EDITOR.—It would appear from the contribution of "Paterfamilias." that our Public school teachers, especially the single ones, are to a great extent a demoralising…
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A very important matter was brought up in the Assembly on Thursday evening by Mr. T. R. Smith, the member for the Nepean. It bad reference to the charges levied by the…
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MR. EDITOR.—The commentaries appearing in the different newspapers on the articles appearing in this column on our Public schools system, and its effect on our growing population, have provoked…
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Mr. Editar.—As I am not defending myself, I do not intend to reply to "Pater a milias" gross imputations on my personality in the way in which it desires. I will content…
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The following tenders for works in connection with school buildings have been accepted by the Minister:— O. B. X. Creek Public, Improvements, J. Roach, £8 19s 6d;…
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A meeting was held on Saturday, Mr. District Inspector Lobban presiding. The admission to the island on sports day was fixed at 3s for families, children 6d,…
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The first sports meeting under the auspices of the C.R.P.S.A.A Association will take place on the 26th instant, which has been proclaimed a public holiday for the Grafton…
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This subject was discussed for some time in the Assembly on Wednesday in connection with the proposed expenditure on public schools for the current financial year…
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Mr. Editor.—"Parent" must forgive me if he was struck rather hard in my last article. I would not take him for a comrade in arms fighting for reforms. On his second…
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The inaugural sports of the recently-formed Public Schools Athletic Association will be held on Friday at Elizabeth Island. There are nearly 40 events on the programme, and…
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Finishing schools in England are of doubtful utility. In Germany, however (writes a Daily Chronicle correspondent), the institution has been developed on very practical…
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The initial sports of the recently-formed Association were held yesterday, and about 2500 people attended, juveniles predominsting. In addition tn numbers conveyed…
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Mr. Editor,—"Paterfamilias" may make himself easy about the "wound" he speaks of, as it exists, as evidently do many other misconceptions, only in his own imagination…
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