News From Schools
Most primary school pupils are starting the half-yearly examinations. The High School will finish trials…
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Schools, 1948
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North School P. And C. Ball
The first annual ball of the North School P. and C. Association at the Palais last night was a colorful function…
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A radio receiving set, with radiograms and microphone attachments, specially designed for use in schools were among the exhibits shown by the Ultra Electric Co. at the British Industries Fair which opened in Birmingham and London on May 3…
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London, June 14.—Education authorities and architects are working closely together in designing Britain's new schools. This has been emphasisted by…
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The monthly meeting of the Burke Ward P. and C. Association will be held ut the school tonight. After yesterday's holiday primary…
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Increased accommodation for the Burke Ward School is to be asked for by the P. and C. Association. The primary girls' department is…
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Anniversary services in connection with Thomas Street Sunday school were conducted yesterday in ideal weather and large congregations…
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The anniversary services of the Thomas Street Sunday School began last Sunday under ideal weather conditions, and large congregations attended each…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Britain's Teachers May Serve Overseas
London, June 21.—Details of a new scheme whereby teachers from Britain may take up posts overseas for short periods have just been announced by…
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On saturday last another bug afternoon was held the winners being Mesdames Hill and Cameron and the lowest scorers were Mesdames Pippett and…
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About 50 pupils from the Mildura High School will arrive on July 7 to compete with the Broken Hill High School in debating, tennis athletics basketball…
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The New Deal for Education Committee has received advice from the Minister for Education that the Norm Infanta' School is to be replaced as soon…
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was chosen for the marriage on Saturday of Dorothy, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Palmer, of Sydney, and Christopher, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A…
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Bangkok, June 29. — The Siamese Ministry for Education has decided to check the practice of schoolboys adopting shaggy hair styles in…
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To the Editor, Sir—lt is understood that a community can be judged, for better or worse, according to the treatment meted out…
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Melbourne.—Eudunda will have his first taste of the brush fences when schooled at Flemington at 9 a.m. on Wednesday in preparation…
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For some weeks Miss M. Browser very recently from England, has been attached to the teaching staff of the Alma School. Miss Browse a few days…
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Yesterday a party of about sixty pupils and teachers of the Mildura High School arrived in Broken Hill for a return contest of sporting and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Eudunda'S Dash In Steeple School
Melbourne.—Having his first test over big fences, Eudunda showed his calibre as a jumper, when he won the steeplechase trial at…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →English Teachers Leave for Dubbo
Two English exchange school, teachers—Misses P. Cee (Barke Ward) and Prewse (Alsma)—leave tomorrow after eight weeks in schools here. They are going to teaeh at Dubbe. Pupils of Alma School collected £4/10 this week and preseate…
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