Advising Pupils of Courses High School Problem
ALTHOUGH the High School was classed as a second class school it would be staffed by first-class teachers again this year, the principal…
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Schools, 1939
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Houses for School Headmasters
Within a short period it is expected that residences will be supplied by the Government for the headmasters of the public…
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TEACHERS and pupils resumed their school duties to-day. A large number of new pupils enrolled at each school, the infants schools gaining the most pupils. At various schools several new members joined the…
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WITH mingled feelings of joy and sorrow scholars in Broken Hill resumed their studies yesterday. In a few days' time, after preliminary…
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Newly appointed school teachers always experience considerable difficulty in obtaining accommodation in the city. This year, however, they…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Send Children to School Now
Parents of children five years of age or over who intend sending their children to school during the present term should do so as soon as possible…
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MELBOURNE, Friday. — Henry Bray (52), horticulturist, of Red Cliffs, was charged at the Ballarat Supreme Court with the murder…
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He was not interested in titles or how his pupils or anyone else addressed him, said Sir William Fairlie-Cuninghame, a Vaucluse…
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SYDNEY. Monday. — Addressing the council of the Teachers' Federation Mr. T. Murray said the appalling conditions under which children…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Miss Davies of North School Reveals Some Secrets Of New [?]uinea
NEW GUINEA—discovered by the Portuguese in 1511 —later visited by the Spaniards, then by the first Englishman, Dampier, in 1700—its coasts examined by Captain Cook. Yet as late as 1875 we find this land…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →fciMmtmimmtimtiitniiimmiHiinitm^^^ 375 New Students At High School
Three hundred and seventy-five students are attending the High " School this year for the first time. The number of first-year students is so great that the principal (Mr. W. Pillans) has been forced to form ll first-year classes. This is an increase of one…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Immunisation Of School Children Campaign to Stop Diphtheria
CENTRAL School primary boys and girls, students from the High School, and St. Faith's and Morgan-street Infants were today, given sensitivity tests under the immunisation against diphtheria campaign. The tests,…
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A meeting of the Methodist Sunday Schools Union was held recently for the purpose of discussing the annual picnic…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fears For Safety Of Clergymen AndS. A. Teacher in Flood Swept Country Adelaide
FEARS are held for the safety of two prominent clergymen of the Inland Mission, and a former Adelaide Girls' School sports mistress, who are travelling from Alice Springs to Adelaide in a Methodist Inland. Mission…
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AFTER the students were dis missed at the High School yesterday afternoon, members of the teaching staff gathered to welcome new members of the staff and their wives to the school. Over refreshments the principal (Mr. W. Pillans)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →NEW R.A.A.F. Flying School at Wagga Melbourne
THE establishment at Wagga of a Riverina training school for the Royal Australian Air Force, at a cost for works and buildings of about £450,000, will be recommended to the Federal Cabinet, which is expected to adopt the proposal…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.— A plea for improved housing conditions for Broken Hill teachers was made by Mr. Horsington in the Legislative Assem…
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The women's committee of Broken Hill High School Parents and Citizens' Association held its annual meeting in the school library last…
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TEN horses yesterday took part in two of the most interesting hurdle schools that have been run under racing conditions. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →High School P. & C. Elects Officers
Appreciation of the work of the High School Parents and Citizens' Association was expressed by the principal (Mr. W. Pillans) at the annual…
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