Late Prime Minister Honored at North School
In impressive silence yesterday pupils of the North Public School listened to the National broadcast of the memorial service at Vanberra to the late John…
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Schools, 1945
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Wills Street Infants' School Exams
Wills Street Infants' School halfyearly examination resulted:— First Class: Patsy Brealey 1. Lily Burgess 2,Daphne Rice. Bill Johns…
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In school football Alma 5 goals 10 behinds defeated Burke Ward, 3 goals 10 behinds. Goalkickers were.— Alma: Anson (3), Waite (2). Burke…
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In school football games played on Friday Central and North I. were seen in an interesting match at the Western Oval, Central winning by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Keen Competition In High School Debates
KEEN interest is being displayed in the High School InterHouse debates. The first round of the series has been almost completed. With Burke, Wills Juveniles still to debate, the totals are: Sturt House (145), 1; Parkes House (142), 2: Wills (93). 3: Burke (83). 4…
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As the result of a survey recently undertaken at the High School it was discovered that over 200 pupils were away for 10 clays or more in the first…
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Below are given the results of recent examinations held at the coated school Third Class Keith [?]…
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A most successful special evening was held by the members of the Mothers' Club and the sum of £4/19/ was [?] the evening a Monte Carin…
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A most successful social evening was held by the members of the Mothers' Club, and the sum of £4/1/9 was collected for the East school…
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Half-yearly examination results of the Alma Primary School are given below:— Class 6A: Eileen Elliott, 1; Malcolm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →High School Work Not Up to Standard
The fact that the work of pupils at the High School was not up to the standard generally required came up for discussion at a meeting of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →RAAF Training Schools Closing Down
Melbourne, July 18—The Minister for Air. Mr. [?] today that [?] the association of basic air [?] mainting in Australian several RAAF [?]…
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The monthly meeting of the Barrier Branch of the Teachers' Federation was held in the Technical COllege on Saturday. Mr. J. [?] presided over a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Romano Proves Benefactor To Boys' Club And East School
MR. ROMANO, well known Sydney restauranteur, has made many friends on his first visit to Broken Hill with the party accompanying the New South Wales Police Commissioner (Mr. Mackay). His singing and gagging and not least his generosity, have made him…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School Clothing Drive for Unrra
An intensive drive is being made at the High School to assist the clothing appeal for UNRRA. The headmaster said today that the…
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The half-yearly, examination at All Saints' School, South Broken Hill, resulted:— Class 6A: Maureen Burns, 1:…
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School sporting fixtures were continued on Friday, when boys competed in football games and girls at basket ball…
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The Housewives' Progressive Association recently wrote the Minister for Education as follows: "It was decided at the last meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Former Star Cyclist Calls On His Old School And Entertains Pupils
PUPILS at the Central School were this morning entertained by an old scholars. Mr. Chrley Naulty. who gave an address on the bicycle as well as a blackboardHeecrintion of how he won a famous wheel race, at Coolgardie…
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Young, July 30.—A ten million pounds building program would be necessary to remedy the deficiency in suitable school buildings said the Minister for [?]…
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