State Aid to Denominational Schools
The Editor, In reply to your correspondent D. S. Campbell, in your issue of Wednesday, the 9th August, it appears that…
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Support For Agricultural High School
The move for the establishment of an agricultural high school in the area is to be supported by the Lower Hunter and…
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At a meeting of parishioners of St. Mary’s Church, Greta, it was decided to celebrate the school golden jubilee on October with a…
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Boys selected for the junior coaching school are T. Quinn, J. Studdardt, W. Elliott, J. Jones, and girls are P. Parmenter, P…
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At the monthly meeting of the advisory committee of the Branxton Junior Farmers club it was decided that the…
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A letter from the Department of Education read at the monthly meeting of the Parents and Citizens'…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—More than 380,000 children at State schools start holidays to-day which will last until September 12…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kurri Central School Athletic Carnival Closely Contested House Competition
The annual athletic carnival conducted by Kurri Kurri Secondary School was run on a House basis, and provided very keen competition. Interest was maintained right to the last event…
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Schools in the district closed yesterday. They will re-open on September 12…
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A record crowd of parents attended the school Fete and Exhibition of Work at the Abermain Public School last Saturday…
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Mr. R. B. Nott, M X. A, member for Liverpool Plains, said this week that as the result of inquiries he had made concerning…
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SINGLETON, Friday.—In the return match against Muswellbrook High School, at Muswellbrook yesterday, Singleton…
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SINGLETON, Friday.—Singleton Intermediate High School at its end-of-term play night presented four one-act plays and a sketch…
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Class 3B.—Adele Thorley 1, Lorraine Ling 2, Peter Read 3, Richard Callard 4, Roy Langsford 5…
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There is something about plays in which schoolchildren act that attracts a large audience. It is not the good acting or the stage decorations but the down-to-earth simplicity and humour that the young…
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Dungog show association has given its support to the move to have a full time agricultural school established within the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School Debates
Munro House, supporting the statement that boys spend their time more profitably than girls, won the junior debate against…
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The move for the establishment of an agricultural high school in the area is to be supported by the Lower Hunter and Gloucester District…
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School bells will not be ringing for a fortnight, but there will be plenty of noise in the parents' homes. Let us hope the weather will take up and…
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SINGLETON, Monday.— Forty-five five members of the Singleton Intermediate High Schools cadet Corps are entering Holdsworthy…
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