School Conveyances
WINGHAM, Tuesday. — The drastic changes being made and contemplated by the Education Department materially affect various centres in this…
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Empire Day Celebrations at West Kempsey I. H. School
Enthusiasm marked the Empire Day celebrations on Thursday at the West Kempsey High School. The moving partitions of the main school were…
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Teachers from schools between Bellbrook and South West Rocks met in the Kempsey Intermediate High School on May 18th to discuss educational…
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At a meeting of the Wingham P. and C. Association: held on Tuesday night of last week (with Mr. J. Skinner in the chair) a lengthy…
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A New York message from Cleveland (South Carolina) says that 66 bodies of men; women and children have been recovered from the ruins…
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Replying to a deputation which asked that a High School be erected at Chatswood, the Minister for Education (Mr. Bruntnell) said there…
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Thursday last (Empire Day) wan celebrated in the local schools by Empire Day speeches and concert programmes…
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The Minister for Education has come and gone, and it cannot be said that ho has promised much outside the policy that has previously been outlined—one that aims at economy so far as the actual conveyance of children to school is concerned…
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MR. J. J. FITZGERALD, M.L.A., forwards the following for publication:— Department of Education, Sydney, 25th May, 1923…
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THE parents of the Upper Manning who have children travelling by launch to Taree High School are greatly upset over the new…
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When replying to a deputation from the Chatswood Parents and Citizens' Association, supported by residents from Willoughby and Lind…
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Because one boy had a grievance, the children of the council school at Wit[?], downed books and held a [?]stration in the High Street. They…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Country News. Empire Day at Bo Bo Creek Public School
Empire Day was celebrated at Bo Bo Greek in the usual patriotic style by parents and scholars. The pupils assembled at the usual…
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High School.--Forbes, Brenton, Bowman, Monaghan, Maslin, Beattie, McNally, McPhillips, Flanaghan, Savage, Moran, Graham, and Renn…
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Mr. D. Anderson naked for the erection of a new residence at the Mitchells Island school; as the present building and been erected in…
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Sir. D. J. Clime (on behalf of the P. and C. Association) asked that a teacher's residence be built at the Croki School…
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On Thursday last the Manning was visited by the Hon. Albert Bruntnell (Minister for Education). accompanied by Mr. Smith…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Schoolboys' Thrilling Escape. Lace Mills Destroyed
An unusual series of fires has occurred in London and the provinces. The most thrilling scenes were witnessed at Winton House school…
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Rev. G. D. Hilder made a request for the erection of a new school residence, at Coopernook. The Minister and Director inspect…
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The Minister promised Mr. John Hogg that the fencing of the 2-acre site at Johns River school would be fenced as early as possible. It was…
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