Pupils in Excess at U.s. Schools
NEW YORK, Tues. (O.S.R.): The mounting cost of education in the United States is deeply worrying Federal, State and civic authorities, as well as the officials of private…
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Schools, 1952
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Her First Day At School
Jeanette Peterson was not quite sure what it was all about as she paused outside Hamilton Infants' School…
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Miss Shirley Henderson (right), librarian of Newcastle Teachers' College, and Miss Fay Hopkins, working in the college library yesterday, preparing for the reopening of the college in the new buildings in Union-street…
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Enrolments showed a slight increase on last year when Newcastle public schools reopened yesterday after the holidays…
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A Library Committee proposal to take over the front portion of the Waratah School of Arts to extend the branch…
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Fifty schools in N.S.W. now have Oslo lunch canteens, staffed mainly by the mothers, Health Department dietitian, Miss Jean Stephens, said in Newcastle today. This was an indication…
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These pictures, taken at Newcastle East Pub lie School, are typical of the first days of school life experienced by hundreds of children throughout the district. 1. These new pupils enjoyed storytime with Miss Z. Cameron in the kindergarten. Left to right: Maija Grobstas, Linda Woodruff, Barbara Wilson, Leon ie Evans and Patricia Smith. 2. Caroline Moss and Rosalind Nooke spent their first hours at school doing "cut-outs." 3. "Old timers" Neil Bayliss and Dick Disharoon, first class pupils, were busy with their copy books…
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LONDON. — Plymouth Juvenile Court magistrates sent to an approved school a 13-year-old fat boy who…
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Schools resumed yesterday after the summer vacation and the outstanding extracurricular event of the year will be the display on the Showground on April 7 in the presence of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke…
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Newcastle's largest display by schoolchildren is being planned for the visit of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh on April 7. About 20,000 children…
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Headmaster of Plattsburg Rural School (Mr. R. Thomas) told the Lord Mayor (Ald. T. Armstrong)…
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A bushfire at Thornton yesterday burnt out 600 acres and menaced powder magazines at two brickworks. Pupils at Thornton…
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Twelve thousand schoolchildren will form a "Wheel of Industry" display at the Showground when Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh visit Newcastle on…
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San Clemente secondary school at Mayfield will be open for boarders next Tuesday, and on Wednesday for…
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Principals of schools in Newcastle, Maitland and surrounding districts at Newcastle City Hall yesterday…
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Newcastle Central Junior Technical School will thank Mr. E. R. Murphy for his work for the school in the past…
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The holidays are over. And back to school we go; The boys wear shorts and Jumpers…
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MISS ELSIE OSMOND…
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Ten appointments to the staff of the Newcastle branch of the State Conservatorium were announced yesterday by…
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The Secretary of the Bolton-Marmong Point P. and C. Association (Mr. G. Wallis) said the school was broken into…
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