Methodist Sunday School
That beautiful ground at Stoney Creek, known as Mr. T. M. Walker's paddock, was taken possession of by the Methodists far their fortieth annual picnic, and from…
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Sabbath Schools' Picnic
THE attraction for the local " young Australia " was a monster picnic, arranged by the teaching staffs of the Presbyterian and Methodist Sabbath schools. Th event took…
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Detective bearing is a symptom frequently seen in the schoolroom about which teachers should know something. Pupils are sometimes considered backward and stupid…
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The children attending St. Andrew's Church School enjoyed their annual day's outing on Anniversary Day. This school is in a flourishing…
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THE proposal made some two years ago to raise the head schools of each district presided over by an inspector, to model schools where teachers can be trained instead of being sent to Fort-street for…
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THE montly meeting of the School of Arts committee was held in the board-room on Monday evening, H. R. Crossman, W. R. Goodman, W. E. Vincent. C. J. Kemn, J…
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At a school. Inspection some of the boys found a difficulty in cue correct placing of the letters "I" and "e" in such words as "believe," "receive," &c. Nothing this…
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The usual monthly meeting of the' School of : Arts Committee was held on Tuesday evening last, when there were present Messrs. Jock ' McHugh, S. Farrell, G. S. Smith, F. Vincent…
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WE have on several occasion in the past drawn attention through the columns of the ADVOCATE to the absence of public interest in the…
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THE usual monthly meeting of this Institution was held on Tuesday evening last, the president. Mr. W. Reid occupying the chair. There were also present Messrs…
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The usual monthly meeting of the committee pf the above institution was held in the School of Arts on Friday night Present: Messrs A. M. Cansdell (in the chair)…
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Defective hearing is a symptom frequently seen in the schoolroom about which teachers; should know something, Pupils are sometimes considered backward and stupid,…
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Played on School ground, and won by the former. Scores:—Armidale School—tst innings. Skuse c Gallagher b Selwin [?], B…
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WE have frequently explained that children living outside the thickly-populated centres were…
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The following changes have recently occurred in the teaching staff of the district schools:--Mr. Martin J. Schaefer, who promoted from Stonchenge public to Denman public school, near…
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THE new syllabus of instruction to be adopted in public schools of this State, and which was awaited with very keen interest by teachers and the public, was issued…
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Mr. G. A. Jones, M.L A., informs the "Times" that under a now arrangement in connection with public schools, Inverell will be a Model Public School, with scholarship and bursaries attached…
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IF in some respects the reform proposed in State Education is not likely to prove…
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Defective hearing is a symptom frequently seen in the schoolroom about which teachers should know something. Pupils are sometimes considered backward and stupid,…
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Played on School ground, and won by the former. Scores:—School—IST innings. Skuse c W. M'Clenaghan b F…
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