Tarro School
There was a successful celebration at Tarro Public School, where patriotic addresses were delivered by Messrs. John Grant and A. E. Weakley. The following…
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Schools, 1911
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Tenambit School
At Tenambit Public School the celebration was presided over by Mr. R. Ryan, head master, in the absence of Mr. Prentice. The children were assembled in the…
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The celebration at Largs Public School was carried out in the school grounds, under the management of Mr. H. G. Setchell, head master, assisted by a…
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The celebration at Belwarra Public School was carried out in the presence of a good attendance of parents and friends. Mr. John Rourke presided, and addresses were…
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At Morpeth Public School, the children were addressed in the morning by the teachers, on the greatness of the British Empire and on patriotism, after which…
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Hinton and Wallalong Public Schools joined and celebrated the day on Hinton Park. The gathering was presided over by Mr. Lavis, and addresses were given…
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For the celebration yesterday everything was in readiness for the day's proceedings, which were harmoniously carried out. At 9 o'clock the children,…
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An interesting feature of the celebration at Cook's Hill Superior Public School was the donation by the pupils of a liberal quantity of groceries, linen,…
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Yesterday being the anniversary of the birth of the late Queen Victoria, was observed throughout the British Dominions as Empire Day…
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Among the visitors present at the celebration at Newcastle East Public School were Alderman Shedden, the Mayor of Newcastle, who presided, the Rev. Minor…
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Amongst the visitors at the Islington Public School were the Revs. W. F. James and H. Halmarick, Aldermen J. T. Croft and Coleman, and Mr. J. J. Dick…
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At the Wickham Superior Public School a programme of patriotic songs and choruses, marches, and drills, was rendered by the children. The children…
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At the Hamilton Superior Public School over 1000 scholars and a fairly large number of parents and friends were present at the celebrations which took place in…
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There was a large attendance of parents and friends at the celebration at Newcastle South Superior Public School. Alderman Shedden, Mayor of Newcastle,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Scarcity of Teachers
There can be no good teaching without good teachers, and it seems that the Board of Education is faced with the serious problem of understand…
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Dr. Burge, who has been appointed Bishop of Southwark, is the second school-master bishop appointed during Mr. Asquith's Permiership. Dr. Burge is…
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Jean Delares, a schoolboy, 12 years old, maddened, at having failed in a school examination, laid his neck across the railway and was…
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Neither Eton nor Harrow, Rugby nor Winchester, can show anything like so good a record as the Poor Law children when they have been sufficiently long…
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The Minister for Education motored to Neath on Saturday afternoon, after opening the Cessnock school, and met a deputation of the residents with reference to…
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The visit of Mr. G. S. Beeby, the Minister for Public Instruction, to Cessnock on Saturday was one of much Importance to the people of the district. All…
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