High School and Tennis Courts
Mr. W. E. Wattison M.L.A., has received the following from the Minister for Education: "Further to your personal…
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Schools, 1948
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School Holidays
Easter holidays were begun at all schools this afternoon. At the High School this afternoon, captains of Sturt House (Denis…
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All schools will resume lessons tomorrow after the Easter break. Pupils have had a five-day holiday since Thursday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political School For Seamen's Delegates Proposed
Melbourne, Match 30.—The Seamen's Union announced today that seamen's [?]hip delegates will be sent to a political school to learn how to lead disputes…
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PERTH.—Children at Morawa, in the West Australian wheat belt, are taking bottles of drinking water with them to school, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Deal For Education Teachers' Federation Appeal
The campaign for a New Deal for Education in New South Wales which has the active support of mere than 800 organisations. Is now being extended on…
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WITHOUT discussing the merits of the trouble which has arisen as a result of Pakistan having arrested L. Barber, a missionary,…
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On April 13 there will be a matinee performance for school children, given by Sydney Opera Group. It will consist of first:…
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(Prepared by Mr. J. Toone for the Centenary of Education Committee.) The Centenary of Education celebrates the foundation of the Public…
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High School will be open for inspection by visitors during all school hours next week—Centenary of Education week…
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On Saturday afternoon another Bug Competition was held, the winners being Mesdames Smart and Smith, and the lowest scorers were Mesdames Feltham…
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The North School Flower Show of 1948 will be held on Saturday next. Entries win close at the school on that morning. All exhibits must be benched…
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(Prepared by Mr. P. C. Hillian for the Centenary of Public Education Committee). As the Centenary of Education…
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MELBOURNE. — Nantilla R. Hall) defeated Rey Fox (B. R. Smith) by two lengths in a school over 10 furlongs and seven hurdles…
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(Prepared by Mr. C, Michell for Centenary of Public Education Committee.) NORTH Broken Hill Public School was opened on January 20,1890, with an enrolment of 150 pupils in two departments. Approval for its establishment was granted by the Department of Public Instruction on April 17, 1889,…
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During Education Centenary Week displays bf accomplishment will be given at Broken Hill schools. Among the arrangements…
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Three afternoons next week have been set aside by Burke Ward School to celebrate the centenary of education…
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The following programmes have been arranged for the various departments of the school:— Monday afternoon, April 17. primary…
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Tuesday, April 20, will be a parents' visiting day from 1.45 p.m. Work available for inspection will include format studies, art handwork, music, social…
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The celebration of the Centenary of Public Education in N.A.W. naturally turns our thoughts to the nims and purposes of education, and, in general, to…
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