Home Work. Interesting School Problem
"Home work" is a subject on which parents rand teachers are frequently at variance. In an interesting article, the "Journal of Education" (England)…
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Armidale High School. Fancy Dress Social
A fancy-dress social was held in the Town Hall on Friday night by the students and teachers of the Armidale High School. Over eighty per cent. of…
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The competition football match the High School and Grammar School fell through yesterday, owing to the showground not being…
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That popular and capable teacher of modern dancing, Mrs. Maud White, intends visiting Glen Innes early next month in pursuit of her…
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The usual meeting of the Inverell District School Parents' and Citizens' Association was held on Monday with a good attendance of members, Rev…
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The postponed annual meeting of the above was held on Friday last, the following being present:—Messrs. T. Watters (chair,) A. J. Quinlan, W…
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The usual meeting of the local School of Arts committee was held on Tuesday evening. Present: Dr. [?]rris (President), and Messrs. W. S. Forsyth, H…
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On Thursday afternoon Colonel Wells (Educational Department architeet) and Mr. Bruce (Director of Public Buildings), who were in Armidale…
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At the Royal Hotel on Saturday evening a well-attended meeting of the Armidale branch of Australian Labor Party was held, Mr. S. J. Kearney (President)…
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A largely-attended meeting of the Armldale Branch of the Australian Labor Party was held on Saturday evening at the Royal Hotel. Mr. S. J…
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A number of boys representing Glen Innes Convent School journeyed to Tenterfield on Monday last to try conclusions with the Tenterfield…
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Ever since the days of old Bill Caxton peoplo have lied to see their names in print, and our students are no exception. I hear a whisper that…
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Friday night, 19th instant, marks the end of the second term. Students may now be enrolled for the third term, commencing on Monday…
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The following are some of the recently given at a school where the headmaster is fond of setting “general knowledge” papers :—…
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At the first meeting of the newly elected School of Arts committee, the following members were present: Messrs Melville, A. .and N. McGinty,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The School of Arts. Reply to "The Bloke." To the Editor "Inverell Times."
Sir.—"The Bloke," in his letter to your paper on Tuesday, 9th inst., made the statement "that one of the most flagrant pieces of the bad management…
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About seventy students and five leachers of Armidale High School journeyed to Tamworth on Monday last to compete with the Tamworth…
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On Friday morning a party of 21 students and one teacher from Fort-street High School journeyed to Armidale on a tour of the north. They had on the…
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By last Friday's H. o'clock train, 21 boys and a master (Mr. Keller) of Fort-street Boys' High School arrived in Amidale to compete with the local…
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