West Kempsey School
A meeting of the Parnets' and Citizens' Association was held in the school on Monday evening, when there was a good attendance, with Rev. H. Jobson (President) in…
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Teachers' Association
Recently the Government Statistician required information concerning the working of the Teachers' Association, as part of general information to be…
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Although living three miles distant from the Haberdashers' Company School at Monmouth, one boy has never during seven years and a half been absent one…
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An experiment is being tried in the public schools at Dantzig of teaching the children by means of making the daily paper the reading text-boob. The…
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ALTHOUGH private schools in this State, and public and private schools in other States, are allowed holidays at midwinter varying from one to four weeks,…
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THERE was an excellent attendance at the meeting of the Parents' and Citizens' Association at the West Kempsey School on Monday evening last. The…
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The Bungwal School of Arts first annual show was opened by Mr. R, Price, M.L.A., on Friday afternoon of last week. All sections were well…
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SIR,— Allow me on behalf of the Committee of the School of Arts to reply to the letter appearing in your last issue…
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AN audacious and shocking outrage was committed on a girl 13 years of age at the Fort-street Superior Public School on Friday afternoon during…
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The usual monthly meeting was held on Saturday last. There was only a moderate attendance, due, no doubt, to the vagaries of "Jupiter…
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It is now widely recognised that it is all but useless merely to tell children that such and such things are desirable in the interests of their…
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In Queensland, three prizes are awarded in each inspector's district for the best school garden from an educative point. The first prize is…
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MR. J. W. TURNER, Director of Technical Education, left Sydney on Friday last for a tour of the North Coast district. While on tour Mr…
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At the meeting of teachers on Saturday last, it was decided that, instead of the usual Annual School Sports, a combined Exhibition of…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee of the above institution was held on Tuesday last. The President (Mr. W. J. W. Richardson) occupied the…
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THE usual monthly meeting wan held on Tuesday, 10th May. The President (Mr. W. J. W. Richardson) occupied the chair, and there were also…
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The ordinary monthly meeting of the Bowraville School of Arts was held on Wednesday evening last. The Vice-President (Mr. F. W. Lane)…
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ON the night of Thursday, the 9th inst. the second lecture of the series to be delivered under the auspices of the above society was given by Mr. O. O…
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THERE still appears to be some doubt regarding the course to be followed in connection with the Empire Day celebrations. According to Mr…
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ON Thursday afternoon Mr. J. W. Turner, Superintendent of Technical Education, opened the new science and manual training rooms in connection with the…
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