South Grafton School of Arts
The monthly meeting of committee of the above was held on Monday last President, (Mr. J. T. McKittrick) presided The Treasurer's statement showed…
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Schools, 1905
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New Teachers' Training College. Sydney
The State Cabinet has decided to establish a day training college on the University grounds for both male and female students. The college will…
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The advisory board which was appointed to deal with the question of the training of teachers has submitted its report, and the report having been considered by the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Sunday School Anniversary
A concert in connection with the Baptist Church Sunday School came off in the church on Wednesday evening. Mr. Hurditch presided, and announced that on…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—In opening a bazaar at Ashfield on Saturday Archbishop Kelly, referring to the question of Socialism, said they would not have any real observance…
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" As a schoolboy, that man was notorious all over Walworth county for hits utter disregard of his personal appearance," remarked Judge Monahan, of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Promotion of a Public School Teacher
The people of Ulmarra. generally are pleased to hear that Mr. S. Whaltes, teacher of Calliope Public School, has been promoted to South Arm, but express…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Discussing the Government proposals for training pupil teachers Professor MacCallum regarded a Professorship of Education at the…
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Mr. Fraser, of South Arm P.S., has been appointed to succeed Mr. Hayes as teacher at Palmer's Island. Miss Neva Wilcox, of South Arm P.S., has been appointed to…
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Reforms. however needed, always spell hardship to some deserving persons, and we are not surprised to find that some of the persons who are, or who consider…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Brant to Subsidised Schools
in the Assembly Mr. Hogue, in unswer to a question, said the amount sanctioned to date towards subsidised schools was £5 per child per anmum[?], up to a maximum…
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Several objections have been raised to the new scheme for the fraining of touchers The Education Department contends that those objections arise to some extent from…
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One of the members of the Assembly caused a good deal of amusement the other day by reading extracts from the No.4 Reading Book used in the public schools. The…
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SYDNEY Monday.— At the opening of the Christian Brothers new school at Woollahra on Saturday Cardinal Moran said the purpose of their schools was to impart…
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The little country schoolhouse— you Remember it; of course you do! Within the angle snugly set, Where two long yellow highways met,…
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SEVERAL objections have been raised to the new scheme for the training of teachers. The Education Department contends that these objections arise to some extent from a want of…
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Some questions by Mr. Gardiner in the Assembly, concerning the fourth reader in use in the public schools, afforded members considerable amusement. He asked the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Pupils for Farmers
The Immigration Lengue of Australia, recognising that numbers of young men who may be desirous of obtaining practical instruction in agriculture are unable to take…
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There towers a rock. In every clime. Where sides memorial keep. Whose summit of[?]. in strife [?]ume The gloom how e'er so deep…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Agriculture at Public Schools
The agriculture class of the Largs Public School is one of the most complete in the State. Attached to the school is an orchard of 70 fruit trees, which are pruned…
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