School Teacher Killed. Melbourne
Harry Peddle, a Melbourne teacher, while driving a pony and buggy across a level crossing at Hastings collided with a train. Peddle was…
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Schools, 1906
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Sunday-school Function
A few weeks ago two members of the Sulphide-street Methodist Church started a Sunday-school at the Sintering Works. The school is now well…
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Harold Durkin (12) was drowned on Saturday. He swam a river twice, across and back again, and then made another attempt to cross. He,…
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Miss Daisy Hill, who last year won a scholarship and has been 12 months at the Hurlstone Training College, Sydney, has been appointed to the girls'…
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Mr. E. W. SiiMth, of the Contral Boys' School, has been transferred to Botany. Miss E.Sara, North Broken Hill Girls', has been transferred to…
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Miss Birtles, headmistress of the Central Girls School, Broken Hill, has been transferred to Wellington. Miss Best, of the Burke Ward Infants, has…
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The district Public schools resumed work to-day. A number of changes have been made in the teaching, staffs during the holidays, but as all the new…
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Miss Minnie [?] of the Central [?] School, who won a full scholarship (the third won, by the Central School) at the ante-holiday examinations.leaves…
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Concerning the applications made for removal by Western district Public scheel teachers, Mr. P. Board, Undersecretary of the Education…
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The Burke Ward Public School has been placed in the first (highest) class of school from October 1. The Chief Inspector of Schools has written a…
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Sir,—I shall be glad of you drawing attention to the treatment of children at the Alma Public School. The tanks from which the drinking water is…
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Two schoolboys, Alfred Pearson and Matthew O'Dea, sons respectively of Joseph William Pearson, wharf laborer, and William O'Dea, corporation…
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Two schoolboys, Alfred Pearson and Matthew O'Dea, sons respectively of Joseph William Pearson, wharf laborer, and William O'Dea. corporation…
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Before Mr. Stevenson, S.M., in the Children's Coure yesterday afternoon, [?] Walker, a teacher at the Burke Ward School, was charged with having…
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Sir,—"Parent," in your issue of the 14h instant, complains of the lack of waterbags at Alma Public School, but in this respect, perhaps, Alma is no worse…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Barrier Miner. Monday, February 19, 1906. Punishment in Schools
THE case arising out of the charge of unlawful assault preferred against a Public school teacher and heard and dismissed by the Stipendiary…
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Strikes by the pupils of the Russian secondary schools In various cities of that distracted Empire have been frenuently mentioned of late. Details…
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Sir,—I am certain every parent on the Barrier ought to(be very thankful for your outspoken leader of February 19 on the above case. It only now…
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Sir,—I consider you deserve the thanks of all parents [?] Broken Hill for your timely leading article on "Punishment in Schools" in Monday's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"The School Flogging Case. Departmental; Inquiry to be Hold
In the course of a Press interview in Sydney with Mr. Board, Under-Secretary for Education, the case of Mr. G. Walker, assistant teacher at the Burke…
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