School Children's Pennies £37,000 Banked in a Year. Study in Thrift Methods
The Minister for Education has been furnished with a report on the operations of the Public Schools' Savings Banks for 1916. There was a vast…
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School Towels Prohibited
The medical branch of the Department of Education has decided to forbid the use of school towels as a precaution against disease…
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Puplis are beginning to attend Glen Innes District School by rail daily, says the Glen Innes 'Guardian.' The train service between all stations…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Blouse-frock for a School-girl
With the approach of the colder season, no doubt many a girl's wardrobe is in need of a good, serviceable school-frock that will stand hard…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School Boys' Agricultural Competition
The Education Department is promoting a competition among school boys in the cultivation of wheat, maize, and potatoes…
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The Minister for Education forecast the appointment of women school inspectors…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Professor Taylor's Pupils
At the recent eisteddfod Master James Hayward, who in 12 years of age, won the Loudon College book prize for excellence in violin playing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Evening Schools Not Successful
The Minister for Education says the evening continuation schools would not be successful till the Government legislates to allow youths to go to…
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The second anniversary of Anzac Day on the 15th of this month brings with it stirring memories of Gallipoli. The famous landing, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church of Christ Sunday School
On Sunday evening last the children began their anniversary services, and, on the invitation of the Superintendent (Mr. T.G. Cosh), Mr. H.W. Cust…
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Sydney, Thursday.—Evening continuation schools will not he successful, says the Minister for Education, till the Government. legislates to allow youths to go to…
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A CHILD demands sympathy, companionship, love. Every child needs companionship—to have someone to whom every little joy may be imparted…
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On Anzac Day the schools will assemble at the usual hour, hut the ordinary work will be suspended and a suitablc programme arranged by…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above was held at the District School on Saturday morning, Mr. J. Cameron presiding over a large attendance of…
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ONE forty teachers assembled in the local Girls' School on Saturday morning last, on the occasion of the visit of Messrs. Roberts and Kenny, the President…
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The three schools were visited yesterday by Messrs. J. D. Fitzgerald. McKinnen and the Mayor. Dr. Grace Vale medical officer for the…
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Mr. A. W. Everett forwards us ('Guyra 'Argus') a copy of a communication recived by Mr. G. R. W. McDonald, M L.A., from [?]…
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Over forty teachers assembled in the local Girls' School on Saturday morning last, on the occasion of the visit of Messrs. Roberts and Kenny, the President…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A National Scheme. Tkajninu Ocr Picture Citizens. What Is Proposed for State Schools
A public meeting was addressed in the Johnstone Memorial Hall on Saturday afternoon, by Messrs. Roberts and Kenny. President and General…
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Punctually at 10 a.m. the celebration of the second anniversary of the landing of the Australian troops at Gallipoli was commenced at the District…
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