School Needs
THE announcement of Education Minister Heffron of on entirely new approach to the problem of…
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Art Gallery At Maitland Public School
Recent additions to the fine collection of pictures at the West Maitland Public School are; Etch lng, “Woolteam,” J. Marler…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day’s Leader School Needs Huge Drain on Reserves of United Kingdom Staggering Figures Quoted By The Chancellor
LONDON, February 11.—Britain’s adverse balance of payments in 1947 was £675,000,000 compared with £380,000,000 in 1946, says a White Paper, which the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps, issued last night…
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So yon played throat again? What makes you stay away from [?] “[?]”…
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James McNamara, of Adam-street, East Maitland received an incised wound to the right side of his top lip and abrasions to his…
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St. Andrews Presbyterian Sunday School, Cessnock, has fixed the date of the annual picnic for Saturday, 28th February. The venue is Belmont…
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An organisation which will enable the use of educational films and other visual aids to be developed on a very large scale in schools throughout…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Cinema for Every School Britain's Plan to Aid Education
An organisation which will enable the use of educational films and other visual aids to be developed on a very large scale…
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Another sign that Muswellbrook continues to develop is the fact that both the secondary-primary building and the infants' department at the…
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The ranks of teachers at Maitland Girls’ High School were depleted to-day when six were absent suffering from ptomaine poisoning…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Miners’ leaders urged the State Government to open training schools in the use of modern machinery for mineworkers and recruits for new state mines. The General president of the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A gift of £5000 has been made to the Sydney church of England Grammer school by Mrs E. T [?] for the…
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Mrs. J. Clunies Ross, who resumed her work as lecturer in psychology at the Sydney Day Nursery Training College this…
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Following the Education Conference conducted in Singleton last year, the minister for Education, Mr. R. J…
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The prefects for the current year at the Singleton Intermediate High School have been elected by the Upper School,…
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Mavis Carrie, 6, of Riverview, Greta received a probable fracture of the left upper arm and shock, when the horse she was…
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WE WERE INFORMED a few days ago that the executive of the Miners' Central Council would urge upon the…
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PEN DRAWING BY N. KING, 4B…
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LARGS: The School of Arts committee has decided to organise a special sports day. to raise funds for general improvements to the School…
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Messrs. H. S. Hancock, school teacher of Cooper-street, Cessnock, and J. C. Henderson, schoolteacher, of Rawson-street. Kurrt…
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