School of Arts
The usual monthly committee meeting of the above was held in the institution on Friday evening. those present were Messrs. E. H…
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Pupil Teachers
THE fate of the pupil teachers in our public schools has been sealed if the verdict of the Educational Conference at present sitting in Sydney is to be carried into effect. It seems…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Committee of the School of Arts was held last night. Present,--Messrs. E. H. Stiefvator (in the…
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Cardinal Moran again spoke at the Educational Conference to-day. He declared that the present system with reference to Scripture lessons in…
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The Education Conference has carried, resolutions in favor of the estabment of normal schools for the training of teachers, prescribing their…
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THE ordinary monthly meeting of the committee of this institution was held on Tuesday night. The President, Mr. W. Reid Occupied the chair, and there were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Tenterfield Intercolonial Courier. AND Fairfield & Wallangarra Advocate Friday, April 15. the School of Arts
As the President of the School of Arts remarked on Tuesday night the committee hare been "going a bit too fast." and they are now in the uncomfortable position of…
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ON Tuesday evening representatives of the local School of Arts journeyed to Glen Innes to compete with champions chosen from the members of the School of Arts…
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One day at school says a schoolmaster, I gave a boy a problem in algebra, and, although it was comparatively easy, he could not do it. I remarked--…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Correspondence. Tenterfied School of Arts. (To the Editor of the Courier.)
SIR,—In the last issue of the COURIER you have seen fit to place before the general public a very misleading statement re the financial position of the Tenterfield…
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THE official opening of the above, which has been fixed for Friday evening, April 29th, promises to attracts a large number of residents and townsfolk. It is indeed pleasing that the…
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The first place to be visited was the Superior Public School. Here the Vice-Regal party, accompanied by the Mayor, aldermen and reception committee were…
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MR. PERRY, Minister for Public Instruction, made a statement on Friday in regard to the much discussed question of sending female teachers to sparsely populated bush districts, where they are…
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LAST year Commissioners were despatched by the State Government to various countries for the avowed purpose of inquiring into the methods…
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Considerable amusement was caused at the Education Conference in Sydney when Mr. Perry made reference to teachers with large…
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IF the splendid attendance at the conversazione, held in the Town Hall on Monday afternoon as a welcome to Bishop O'Connor, was an expression of the good will of Glen…
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WE would finally remind our readers that the official opening of the above institution is to be performed this evening by Mr F. J. Thomas, M.L.A. The opening ceremony takes the form of…
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A MEMORABLE event in the history of Glencoe took place on Friday evening last. Some time ago several of the residents exhibited a laudable desire to have a School of…
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As the result of a recent examination, the Public Service Board has approved of the promotion of William A. Marshall, pupil teacher at Glen Innes school…
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THE monthly meeting of the committee of the above institution was held in the board-room on Monday evening. Mr. D. Howell presided, and Messrs Healey, 1. Rule, G. A. Priest. J Priest,…
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