Schools’ Soccer Carnival at Newcastle
NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—The Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association representative the Newcastle Soccer Association and…
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Proposed Agricultural High School MR. P. Hindmarsh Visits District
The promise made by Mr. R. J. Heffron (Minister for Education) when he visited Scone recently that an expert would be asked to visit the district and investigate the possibilities of having an Agricultural High School, or College, established…
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AO all schools celebrating Empire Day to-day, a message was read from the Earl of Gowrie, President od the Empire Day Movement…
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At the Singleton Intermediate High School to-day, the schoolchildren celebrated Empire Day in the traditional manner…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parent Teacher and Child: Expect Justice, Not Gratitude
The World is overful of parents who expect that their children will be grateful to them for real or imagined benefits, but these…
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NEW YORK—(Associated Press)—The teacher problem is global. A survey of education trends in several countries during recent months shows there have been strikes or threatened…
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SINGLETON, Sat.—Mr. Norman of Bombala, will succeed Mr. L. Kayo as headmaster of the Hunter street Primary…
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SINGLETON, Monday.—The children and parents of South Singleton School were the guests, of the picnic committee on the…
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The BoIwarra schools Empire Day was conducted in ideal weather conditions and for all concerned was an outstanding…
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On account of Empire Day (24th May) falling on the Saturday, celebrations were held on Friday last in the main room at Dungog Public…
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SINGLETON, Tuesday.— Mr. Norman, teacher in charge of Hunter-st. Primary School, who hails from Bombala, was last…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →High Schools’ Ex-Students’ Dance
Schools High Schools Ex-students will conduct a gela dance in the CWA Hait Bulwer-street to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Empire Day at Homeville School
A large number of parents and friends gathered at Homoville School to celebrate Empire Day with the children…
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Maitland High School first grade team maintained its unbeaten record yesterday when it defeated Hamilton Mar[?]t…
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A "Back to School" celebration will be held at Dungog Public School on Saturday, June 7th. Mr. F. H. Robinson, President of tile P. and C…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →High School Annexe Entered
During the week-end, Mr. Prescott's woodwork room at the Cessnock High School anexe was entered…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Empire Day. Observance at Public School
EMPIRE DAY was fittingly observed at the Public Schol on Friday morning last, when the children sang appropriate numbers and were…
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A large gathering of parents and children attended the Empire Day celebrations at the West Maitland Infants’ School…
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Dr. Beith, who will be remembered by many for his war-time associations with Singleton as commandant of the convalescent depot, which was…
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MUSWELLBROOK.— Mr. D. Arcy, Rose, MLA. has reported that the Minister for Education has, in response to his…
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