Schools Pay Tribute
SINGLETON Wed. — School children at local schools to-day stood in two minutes’ silence in .memory of the late Mr. William…
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Dublin Teachers On Strike
LONDON March 21.—Eight thousand cheering children dashed out of Dublin’s schools after being told they were on an…
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SYDNEY Thursday. — Resumption of land at Walsand for a school site would force ex-servicemen tenants to quit,…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. J. T. Reid said that in order to protect school teachers against the risk of being homeless when they are…
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An appeal to provide a. modern playground at the school was progressing well, Mr. K. Bradstock said at the annual frolic of Western…
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Mr. O. L. Gardiner, B.A., Inspector of Schools, Singleton, will visit the school during the first week in April to enter upon…
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The annual meeting of the Upper Hunter Confederation of the Teachers' Federation was held at the Aberdeen School on…
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The Maitland Boys’ High School feels that there is one vital phase of high school work on which the public generally,…
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LONDON, March 22. — The pilot and co-pilot were killed and two schoolgirls slightly burned and cut when an RAF Mosquito plane crashed into the wall of a school playground and burst into flames…
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The eagerly awaited date of the meeting to resuscitate the Old Boys' Union of the Maitland High School has now been…
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NEWCASTLE Saturday — have never seen a school library per cent, as well equipped or Mr. John Metcalf principal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Speech Day at High School Big Event in the Scholar's Life Large Gathering at Friday's Function
Speech day, 1946, at Singleton Intermediate) High School was packed with all the traditions and colour which make such an…
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The First XI again had a win over Technical High on the first innings by 8 wickets and 10 runs in the return match at South Cessnock. Scores:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Old School Hill (To the Editor.)
Sir,-In the columns of your paper, I have noticed that since taking office Cr. Opie has fiad a lot to say on many things both far and near, but there is…
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The Infants' Department is increasing its enrolment each week. Children who are five years of age should enrol now, otherwise they will be loo late…
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Maitland first, grade team was unlucky to be beaten by Cessnock at Lorn Park yesterday. Cessnock scored 88 in well…
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SINGLETON Thurs.—A large party of intermediate High School students paid a visit to Muswellbrook to-day, and…
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In the annual report presented to the Cessnock Teachers' Association, the Secretary stressed the fact that not all teachers' in the Cessnock…
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"I am frankly amazed that such a highly-skilled body of professional workers should receive the same payment for their services as the most…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Inter-school Sports. Muswellbrook and Singleton
Under ideal weather conditions, the above schools met in various sports yesterday and had an excellent day. Singleton arrived at 11 o'clock by two…
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