Morpeth School Of Arts
Mr. P. A. Smith, who is a member of the Morpeth School of Arts told a recent meeting of the Progress Association, that since…
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Woodville , School of Arts
The report presented to the annual meeting of the Woodville School of Arts showed that the credit balance was £[?]/5/…
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Last week was a strenuous and important one for Maitland Boys’ High School, as it underwent its bi-annual inspection. The visiting inspectors to the boys’ school were the district inspector (Mr. D. A. Dunstan) and Messrs. A. H…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Next Monday has been declared a school holiday in celebration of the birth of the Royal Princess…
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At the card party to be held in the Boys’ High School hostel by the school women’s auxiliary, war bridge, as well as solo,…
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CESSNOCK, Thurs.—The Cessnock High School Parents and Citizens’ Association is of the opinion that there are not…
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A Taree schoolboy fractured his right collarbone while playing football at Lorn Park yesterday…
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CESSNOCK, Thursday. — The Cessnock High School Parents and Citizens’ Association has £18 in hand towards the cost of a…
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Next Wednesday a radio system provided by the Cessneck Parents and Cltizens' Association will be officially handed over at…
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From all points of the compass they came, by canoe, amphibious jeep, and helicopter; an enthusiastic and representative body of teachers and delegates from the various P. & C. Associations of the Upper Hunter district,…
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Letter anent the above, dated 8th August, received from the Minister for Education through the member for Liverpool Plains:…
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Over one thousand exhibits were on display at Maitland Public School’s fourth annual hobbies’ exhibition yesterday. The variety, and excellence of the many exhibits were a tribute to the staff of the school and particularly the…
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Maitland Show Council last night decided to support a proposal for the establishment of an agricultural high school in the…
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When the Singleton Intermediate High School met the Muswellbrook High School in an inter-school sports clay on…
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Dungog Show Association on Tuesday decided to support Wyong District Agricultural Association in its move to have established a full time…
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Next Monday has been declared a school holiday in celebration of the birth of the Royal Princess. The Minister for Education (Mr…
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The town girls' hockey team defeated the High School Girls' Hockey team 7-1 in the hockey match held at St. Patrick's…
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School spirit is an essential in any school, yet some students seem to have lost sight of the fact…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mothers' Club. Successful Day at Infants School
The Mothers' Club celebrated the opening of two new classrooms at the Infants' School by holding a party at the school on Thursday last, their…
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Although no success met with previous moves for the establishment of an agricultural high school for the Hunter Valley, the…
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