School Change
Miss Young, who bas been temporarily in charge of the infants' department of the Cessnock Superior Public School, on Friday left to take up…
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Schools, 1917
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Mayfield Convent School. Euchre Party at Tighe's Hill
Mayfield has a new convent school. Furniture is now warned, and to raise funds for this purpose several entertainments have been held. Wet…
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The usual fifteen school games were again down for decision on Friday afternoon. In the senior grade, High School had a…
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Mr. J. A. Faulks, headmaster of Cook's Hill Superior Public School wrote to the City Council last night that owing to the shortage of…
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Miss Johnson, on the staff of the Weston Public School, has been transferred to the Forest Lodge School. Mrs. Henderson, also at Weston…
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For some time the girls of the Lambton Public School have been working assiduously in making articles as gifts to the Soldiers'…
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The Umpire Day celebration at the. Lambton School wan marked with enthusiasm. A fair number of parents were present, and the proceedings were…
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At the Jesmond School function which took place in the primary school, and was presided over by Mr. John Campion, appropriate addresses…
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The scholars of the Wickham, is lington and Tighe's Hill schools assembled in the Wickham Park, where an appropriate demonstration was…
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Fully fifteen hundred children from Cook's Hill Superior Public School, assembled in the Union Picture Theatre to celebrate Empire Day The Rev. W. J. Ritchle presided, and…
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Empire Day was commemorated at the Newcastle South Public School by a very large gathering, including several returned soldiers. Mr. F. O…
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At the High School. Newcastle. Empire Day was celebrated by addresses delivered by the Mayor (Ald. Moroney) the Dean of Newcastle, and the…
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At 9.30 this morning the whole of the pupils of the Hamilton Superior Public School assembled in the Hamilton League Ground, where the…
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At the Stockton Public School school work ceased at 11.15, when patriotic addresses were delivered by the acting headmaster (Mr. J. Bryee). and…
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At a special meeting of the Teralba School of Arts committee on Tuesday (Mr. A. Lessels presiding), a motion was carried empowering the trustees…
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At tho Kan Newcastle Public School Umpire Day was celebrated by ceasing school work at 11 a.m. Patriotic addresses were delivered by the…
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It is now the 1024th day of the war. During the whole of that time the Newcastle public and private schools' children have been among the largest and…
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At West Maitland Superior Public School, the usual celebrations were held. The Union Jack and Allied flags were flying in the grounds. The…
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Celebrations took place at the public school at Boolaroo. Mr. W. E. Ball (president of the Parents and Citizens' Association) presided. Those…
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The children assembled at the usual time at Terlba School and sang "Advance, Australia Fair," Captain-Chaplain Stretch addressed the children on…
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