School of Arts
THE monthly meeting of the Bellingen School of Arts committee was hold on Wednesday evening. Present— Messrs. G. Hammond (in chair), Baker, Paton, keeble, Noble,…
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Schools, 1904
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Record Gathering of Teachers. at Grafton
One of the most important meetings of teachers that has taken place for many years past in this district was held in the Superior Public…
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An important meeting of Public School teachers was held at Grafton on Saturday, specially convened by Mr. Back, Headmaster of the Grafton Superior P.S., who…
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The monthly meeting of Committee was held on Monday. The receipts for April totalled £.1.7 Os 6d, and the expenditure £41 14s 11d. Accounts of £11 2s 4d were…
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A. Knauer, of Tyringham provisional, to be teacher on probation. J. Back, Harwood, and W. Mulholland, Lawrence, to be pupil teachers on probation. H. S. Hart,…
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Mr. G. Back, headmaster of tho Grafton S .P. S., leaves on Thursday next for Woodburn, and, will give a detailed address on subjects which…
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SIR,—Children attending small country schools where no pupil teachers are appointed are placed at a great disadvantage. One teacher cannot do justice to their or four, or even more, classes without system, no…
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On Brighton Downs recently a lady was attacked by a man who, after attempting to murder her, committed suicide. The Press Association's Brighton…
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Preparations are being made to carry out as soon as possible some of the decisions recently arrived at in connection with the improvement of our educational system…
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The foregoing experience was related in detail and elaborated to the Minister for Education, upon Mr. Crick's return. It was one of the starting, points which has…
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SYDNEY.Friday.—The recommendations of the committee appointed as a result of the Education Conference to report on the training of teachers are now available. On…
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Forty-five model schools are to be established in the country districts, and it goes without saying that one of these will be in Grafton. This is a move in…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of a new monastery at Redfern, Cardinal Moran said that during the 20 years he had…
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"The old school of drinkers are dying out," Mr. Boyce writes, "and a more sober generation has come." In 1881, the per capita figure was £5 4s 5d, and in 1890…
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Candada is the nearest to moderation of all the English-speaking portion of the Empire. The drink bill, says Mr. Boyce, is only about one-third of ours. A recent…
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Mr. G. Back, Headmaster of the Grafton Superior Public School, delivered an interesting address at a meeting of teachers of the Grafton district on 7th instant on the…
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Sunday next at the Methodist Church the 40th School Anniversary will be held. The children have been specially trained for the occasion,…
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The following pupil teachers are qualified by examination for promotion:-- Grafton S. P. S.: Misses Hotchkiss, Stokes, Freeburn, and Collins, Messrs E. G…
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The Minister for Education says that during the recent visit to his electorate he ascertained that a genuine attempt was being made by the Inspectors and teachers to…
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The following promotions are notified in the ''Gazette':—To Class ll.-Mary J. B. Campbell. South Arm; Clyda A. Cumming; Casino: Henry R. Eagles, South…
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