Schools Enrolment Reaches Record
Public school enrolments in N.S.W reached-ait all time record of 595,658 pupils by the end of 1960 â an increase of nearly 16,900 on the previous yearâs figure…
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Swimming School
A vacation swimming school will again be conducted at Deniliquin next week by the Department of Education…
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History was repeated in happy circumstances when Mr. and Mrs T. A. White, of Bowns Road, Kogarah celebrated…
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Schools in the Deniliquin district will reâopen on Tuesday, February 7. Commenting on this the Minister for education, Mr E. Wetherell said that expected enrolments of 611,000…
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A three-day sheep and pasture school to be held at Hillston in June this year will cover the latest research…
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Local offices, industry and retail stores have been able to absorb all male students who left High School last year, Mr. Farlow said. He added that at least four of…
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The financial burden which a six-year secondary school course in N.S.W. might place on parents was being carefully studied during the Governmentâs consideration of the Wyndham committeeâs report on education…
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Eight new teachers have been appointed to the staff of the Deniliquin. High School which started its…
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Deniliquinâs starting population increase in recent years is definitely reflected in school attendances here, school headmasters claimed today. All schools started the 1961 educational year with record…
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Deniliquin High School teacher, Richard Bruce Templeton has been appointed Justice of the Peace, according to the…
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The first name in the new visitors book of the Finley nigh School was appropriately that of Mr E. Wetherall, the Minister…
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The Deniliquin High Schoolâs swimming carnival will be held next Wednesday and the…
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THIS ISNâT TWO-UP ITâS CRICKET; And what cricket, say these delegateas at the Regional Confernce of the South Western. P.P. Boards as they listen intently at the fifth Test. They are (left to right) Messrs Younger (Urana), Bell (Albury) Heckendorf (Narrandera), Barber (Hay), Smith (Deniliquin), Douglas (Moulamein) and Cruikshank…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Convent School Mothers’ Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Convent School Mothersâs Club, held its annual meeting, followed by the monthly meeting, at the schoolroom last week. There were 11 members present Apologies were received from Mesdames Duyndam…
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There are two courses at Finley High School which lead to an Intermediate certificate: Course A (Board of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →“Times” One Minute Feature Housewife Is A Ballet Teacher
Former Portsmouth ballet dancer Myra Weston now reaches ballet to neighbours children m the town of…
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Twenty-one new records were set and one previous record was equalled, by Deniliquin High School…
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Twenty-nine members attended the first meeting for 1861 of the Deniliquin Infant School Club held last…
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The welcome to first Year was hold on Tuesday, 21st February, in the Memorial Hall, at 8 p.m. Dancing was followed by a…
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There are now 338 pupils at Finley High School. A new addition to the staff is Miss Brown who has been transferred from…
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