Parents will have chance to see pupils at work
Singleton parents will have the opportunity to sec their children at work during school hours…
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Council Supports Teachers’ Campaign Money For Education
Maitland City Council decided last night to support a campaign by the New South Wales Teachers’ Federation to obtain large-scale financial assistance for education purposes…
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Morpeth Church of England Grammar School will entertain the Vienna Boys’ Choir to lunch and dinner on Friday. Members of the choir will be shown over the…
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CANBERRA: Work began yesterday on the foundations of the permanent laboratories for the John Curtin School of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wyong school teams to visit Singleton
Students of Wyong Intermediate High School will visit Singleton on July 14 and 15 for the winter series…
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Humourous sidelights lit the life of a teacher were told to Maitland Rotary Club by Mr. Pat Cunningham, at present headmaster of Hamilton Technical School, but who has been in schools in…
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Mr. Rudd, the new deputy matter at Hunter-street Primary School, was welcomed to Singleton at a meeting of the…
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Mr. Doug Wimble, of Lorn, has returned from Kosciusko, after spending a short vacation there with students of…
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Large School of Arts Committee has decided to go ahead with necessary repairs and improvements which, when…
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CESSNOCK High School Parents and Citizens’ Association has received a grant of £50 from the Joint Coal Board for…
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As part of the series of scientific and cultural exchanges between Yugoslavia and Great Britain, arranged…
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It was reported to the last meeting of the Cessnock High School Parents and Citizens' Association that…
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Mothers M Ettalong, near Gosford, have threatened to keep their children away from school if the Department of…
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The school at Cessnock for spastic and crippled children of the Coalfields is to be opened on Tuesdays…
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A very enjoyable and entertaining evening was spent by all who attended the opening of the new school at Glen Gallic by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Scone and District Chamber of Commerce Aerodrome — Agricultural High School Iodised Tablets - Railway Bridge Noise From Trains
Interesting subjects were dealt with at the recent meeting of the Scone and District Chamber of Commerce. The matter of a railway bridge on the…
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There were periodic outbreaks of smoking at Maitland Boys’ High School, but smoking was far from being a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Largs School Of Arts Dance
A good number of dan[?] attended Largs School of [?] Carnival dance. The committee was pl[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Concern Over Children's Late Arrival for School
The headmaster Mr. Brock) and Departmental Authorities are concernedo[?]ver the late arrival of Shelton's buses…
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Maitland branch of the PSAAA will donate sports equipment to all primary schools which participate in…
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