To School by Ambulance
THERE is to be a row and striking feature in the school board system in London. Four special schools will be started in June for [?]ppled children, who will be taken to school,…
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Schools, 1901
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School Cases
PARENTS and guardians, to the number of 41, who had failed to send their children to school for the required [?]ber of days (70) during the half-year ended December 31 last,…
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PARENTS and guardians, to the number of 41, who had failed to send their children to school for the required number of days (70) during the half-year ended December 31 last,…
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THE anniversary of the Picton Methodist Sunday School was celebrated on Sunday last, when the Rev. W. Jeffries conducted the services in the morning and afternoon and…
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The following is a letter written by a schoolboy, ten years of age, to his mother:— My dear ma,—I wright to tell you i am…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mr. Perry's Visit. The Opening of the Teachaical Collage. School Beard and Council
THE approaching visit of Mr. Perry, the Minister for Pubilc Instruction, has recently caused a little unpleatantness between the council and the School Board of Advice. As…
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MR, PERRY, Minister of Public Instruction and Industry, accompanied by Mrs, Perry, Mr, Cann, M.L.A, and probably others, will arrive in Broken Hill to-morrow morning…
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THE Minister of Public Instruction, Mr Perry, with Mrs. Peffy, arrived by this morning's express. They were accompanied by Messrs. J. H. Conn and W. J. Ferguson,…
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THE Minister of Public Instruction (Mr, J. Perry) was taken in hand by the School Board this morning, and was allowed an opportunity of expressing his admiration of…
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TR Minister of Public Instruction (Mr.J Perry) was taken in hand by the School Board thin morning, and was allowed a opportunity of expressing his admiration of…
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The school itself is a splendid structure, at when completed and famished will be un rivalled in Anstralia outsi e the capital while several of the capitals themselves…
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The party first drove to the school at the North by way of Argent street. Here great preparations had been mate for their reception. A remar d guard of juven soldiers,…
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The Mayor placrd the council chamber at the disposal of the School Board for I's meeting at 8.30 o'clock, and in a dillon to the Minister and Messrs Cann and Ferguson,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AMUSEMENTS. Convent School Concert
THE South Convent School pupils gave a highly successful entertainment on Wednes day night at Hegarty's Hall. The building was filled, and the performers won no end of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Modern Infant School. What a Child Learns Nowadays
MUCH bu been written and said lately abou[?] tech[?]d education, and its advantages have been en[?]ged upon But primary education [?] a subject to which too much [?]d cannot…
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The annual general meeting of the above was held in the Central School, a fair number of the Public School teachers attend[?]ng. Mr. J. Connollv, B.A., of the North School,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Royal Visit. Presentatiou of School Prizes. Brilliant Speech, by the Duke, Advice to Young Australia. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Tuesday Afternoon
There was a brilliant attendance at the Exhibition Boilding to-day, when the Duke and Duchess of York presented prises to the boys of the six leading and secondary schools…
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Two hundred and fifty homeless children, allowed to accompany the Boer prisoners to Ceylon, attend a Dutch school at Kandy. The children are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. the Disaster to the Westralians. Raiders in Cape Colony. Boer Children at School. [Reuter's Messages.] in Cape Colony. a Hot Pursuit. London
Colonel Scobell's column has been engaged in a hot pursuit of Commandant Malan's disorganised Cape commando. All his spare horses were…
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DURING the last winter semester the nine technical high schools of the German Empire were attended by 14,734 students. The corresponding…
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