High School Fete
The annual High School Febe at the High School tommorow promi[?] to the even along empoyable than there of previons year. Each class is [?]ing at…
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Schools, 1945
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Comments Of Readers High School Defence
To the Editor, Sir.—[?]urrent criticism in your paper of the High School displays gross ignorance of education, psychology, administration and actual…
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Singine, games and physical training by the pupils will be features of the annual fete at the Morgan Street Infants' School on Saturday…
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Tomorrow a Luna Park atmosphere will prevail at the High School when the pupils organise as classes to provide entertainment for their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Comments Of Readers The High School
The Editor, Sid.—The executive of the Broken Hill branch of the Secondary Teachers' Association feels that your readers should understand quite…
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IDEAL weather conditions prevailed this afternoon for the annual fete organised by the ladies' auxiliary of the Broken Hill High School. There…
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Yesterday afternoon the annual High School Fete was held in the High School Assembly Hall. The fete was a great success and was a tribute to the work…
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Attractions for both old and young will be provided at the annual fete of the Morgan Street Infants' School on Saturday. Competitions for…
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Central School Parents & Citizens' Association have organised a children's fancy dress frolic to be held in the High School Assembly Hall on…
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9.30—Kindergarten of the Air. 11.45—N.S.W: music for Schools. Victoria: Time for Music by Joan Webb. 12.00—N.S.W.: Health and Hygiene…
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MELBOURNE.—Night Life, who is engaged in the Seacomb Trial Hurdle at Mentone tomorrow, impressed by the manner in which he won the…
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Everything is in readiness for the annual fete at the Morgan Street Infants' School tomorrow afternoon. The P. & G. Association has put plenty of…
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SYDNEY.—The headmaster of the Parramatta Boys' Junior High School (Mr. C. G. Preston) had circularised parents of his 700 pupils seeking…
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Today is the big day at Morgan Street School should the [?] of V.E., Day [?] made today it is [?] that in view of the [?]…
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Sydney, May 4.—The Minister for Education, Mr. Heffron, said tonight that since the issue to New South Wales schools of a circular on V-Day…
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The Ladies' Committee of the Burke Wood Parents' and Citizens' Association are conduction a frolic and fete in the school grounds on Empire Day, May 24…
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Special ceremonies were conducted at the schools yesterday in accordance with an instruction received by Mr. J. G. McKenzie, Director-General of…
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Tonight in the High School Assembly Hall the Central P. and C. Association will hold its annual fancy dress frolic. Cash prizes will be given for all…
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An impressive service in connection with V-E Day was held at the High School on Tuesday. Visitors for the occasion were the…
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The annual picnic of the South Methodist Sunday School was held at Stephens Creek oh Saturday. May 5. It was an outstanding success…
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