Stroud Show Non-competetive School Display
Over 175 pupils of Stroud Public School contributed specimens of every class of routine school work to form a most attractive and…
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Dairy Science Schools In Country Centres
Dairy science schools, organised by the Department of Agriculture, are to be conducted this winter at country centres where…
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Once again the Joint Coal Board, in co-operation with the Department of Education and the National Fitness…
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SINGLETON. Sat.—The hon. treasurer (Mr. N. Gray) of the Singleton branch of the Reafforestation League, wrote to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Urges Inquiry on Rural Schools. Wants Best Use of Resources. "Task for Next Government." —M.l.a
The next State Government should establish a committee to inquire into the best ways of using the State's limited resources to increase rural…
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A large crowd attended a carnival held on Thursday night at St. James's School to commemorate the opening of the new…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Boys’ High School Has Record Enrolment New Australians Making Their Contribution
Maitland Boys’ High School has a record enrolment this year, 360 first year pupils being enrolled at the beginning of the term. The maximum number of students this term is 747…
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Plans are being prepared for a new school building at Singleton. This was disclosed to Mr D…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →First Aid Should Be Taught in Schools Mine Manager's Opinon
First aid work was a vital necessity to any community, and should be part of the curriculum of every public school, the Manager of Richmond Main Colliery (Mr. J. Pryor) said at the annual social and presentation of awards of the Kurri…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Twenty men building the Ramsgate public school walked off the job after the building treads unions had…
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PERU (Nebraska), April 26.— Dr. B. K. Baker, phychology professor at Peru State Teachers’ College, yesterday shot and killed…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Anzac Service At Primary School
At the Hunter Street Primary School, Singleton, on Monday, a special Anzac Day service was conducted by the…
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A schoolboy fractured his left wrist when he tell from a set of parallel bars in Maitland Park yesterday…
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Once again the Joint Coal Board, in co-operation with the Department of Education and the National Fitness…
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A succesful fancy fair was held In the Paterson of Arts to raise funds for the institution…
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CESSNOCK, Friday.—The garden fete, organised by the Cessnock High School Parents and Citizens’ Association, held on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →First-Aid Part of School Work Manager of Colliery Suggestion
First aid work was a vital necessity to any community, and should be part of the curriculum of every public school,…
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Science Schools, organised by the Department of Agriculture, are to be conducted this winter at country centres where…
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A flagpole erected on the grounds where the new technical college and school of mines are to be built in…
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Members of the Hunter Street Infants' School Mothers' Club conducted a successful tuck shop at the school yesterday. A…
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