W. A. Dargie Resigns From Art School
MELBOURNE. — The trustees of Melbourne's National Gallery have advertised for a head of the…
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Schools, 1953
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Some Schools Congested As New Pupils Enrol
Overcrowding occurred at some schools in the Newcastle district today as thousands began the first term of 1953. But at many other…
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WOULD YOU CARE TO BORROW MY STRRIT-JACKET? WON'T NEED IT FOR A WHILE…
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For the first time since the 1930's high schools in the Newcastle district are finding that fourth and fifth year classes are expanding above normal. Headmasters and…
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FIVE OF THE 65,000. — These brand new young scholars, members of the vast band of youngsters throughout the State who went through the school gate for the first time today, reacted in typical…
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The long Christmas holiday for Newcastle schoolchildren ended yesterday and there were very few absentees at district schools today. (1) Memories: Bill Hitchens (9) and Trevor Notley (10) snapped in the playground at Hamilton Primary Boys. (2) Delma Rae (Waratah Infants) stops on her way to school to check the contents of her lunch bag. (3) Holiday adventures were discussed by Waratah Girls' primary fourth class pupils N. Davis and E. Gray over an atlas at a school desk. (4) These boys from Hamilton primary seemed quite…
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Pupils at the new Belmont Junior High School, which opened yesterday, were greatly impressed by its equipment and…
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Top: A view from the Pacific Highway of the new Junior High School at Belmont, which opened yesterday. Above…
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The Headmaster of the primary school to be established at Windale (Mr. S. J. Grant) enrolled prospective pupils at…
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Judith, who wept on Monday when presented with the championship cup, and who is only seven,…
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The first co-educational polytechnical high school in the Hunter Valley opened at Belmont yesterday. The new school, Belmont…
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ALTHOUGH the Education Department has reported that accommodation had been found for new pupils at most schools yesterday, a Teachers' Federation…
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Blackalls Progress Association was told last night that a teacher who [?]rrived to teach pupils of a new infants' school…
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LITHGOW, Wednesday.— Eighty to 100 Lithgow High School students would have to attend classes in the…
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NEW YORK: Closing of 107 of Baltimore's 174 public schools by a labor dispute this month gave the city an opportunity to experiment in television teaching…
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Child psychology classes, with particular reference to the high-school student, will be given at the W.E.A Rooms from Feb. 13 by the District Officer of the School Guidance Clinic (Mr. R. W. Harland)…
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Kindergarten started this week at the Dominican Convent School on The Hill, Newcastle. Newcomers hard at…
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—An investigation of Communism in America's schools and universities will begin soon. It will be conducted by…
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Mr. McLuckie, teacher at Martindale Public School, and Mrs. McLuckie, were farewelled by a large crowd in the…
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Wallsend Parents and Citizens' Association set aside £100 for a piano fund, with a recommendation to the 1953…
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