Public School Teachers
The following appointments of teachers appear in last issue of the "Government Gazette":--Teachers on probation: F. B. Turnbull to Buccarumbi and Cowandooey,…
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Schools, 1916
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Prime Minister in England. Address to School Children. London
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes visited the Burdett Coutts School at Westminster, and met with an enthusiastic reception, the children cheering heartily…
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Mr. Griffith, referring to the B.M.A's. suggestion that the Government, instead of spending public money upon diagonising and relieving juvenile complaints of school…
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After the Progress Association meetting had concluded at Carr's Creek last night, a meeting of the School of Arts committee took place. Mr. A…
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Replying to Mr. Zuill in the Assembly, the Minister for Public Instruction said:--"It is the practice to supply, free of charge, all books and materials necessary for pupils'…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., has received the following letter, dated March, 17, 1916, from the Under-Secretary Public Instruction:--"With reference to your representations in…
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The Minister for Education at Brisbane has under consideration a scheme to take over the Grammar Schools of that State and convert…
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From the Under Secretary, Public Instruction.— "With reference to your representations in relation to the advisableneps of erecting a…
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The proposal to raise the age for compulsory attendance of school children from six years to seven years now before Parliament, is viewed with apprehension by Mr. P. J…
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The Education Department has taken another step in connection with the trouble between the Department and the B.M.A. Advertisements have been published inviting…
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It is always a sure sign that the supply of teachers is running very short when questions begin to be asked in the House. Two or three notices are on the business paper…
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A return made available by the Minister for Education shows that 500 teachers of the Education Department have enlisted in the Australian Expeditionary Forces. As…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Schools in Manning District. Objections to Aboriginal Pupils, Taree
At a meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association yesterday the secretary was instructed to make strong representations for the establishment of an agricultural school…
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The monthly meeting of the Dorrigo School of Arts committee was held on Tuesday evening there being present Messrs J. Davis (President) R…
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Archbishop Kelly's advice in the following paragraph applied, of course, to the surroundings of where he was talking. The Archbishop was addressing a Sydney audience…
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In the Assembly the Minister for Education was asked: "Is it a fact that in his Department there are hundreds of teachers who receive salaries of only £110 per annum?" He…
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At the Grafton High School yesterday, Mr. Les. Thompson, who shortly leaves for the front, was presented by the Headmaster, Mr. Cameron, with a razor and fountain pen, as a…
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Mr. J. T. McKittrick presided over the meeting of the above held last night. The treasurer's statement, which was adopted, showed: Subscriptions, £8 10s; billiards, £3…
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The usual [?] meeting of th[?] was held on Thursday evening Pre[?] — Messrs C. M'Dongall [?] C. A. Oille[?] V…
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