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North West (Tamworth to Moree) · Schools

Schools, 1944

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Rural School Notes

Manilla Express · Friday 17 November 1944 · page 1

Meritorious work in weekly tests:--Class 3. Dictation: Victor Gainey, Peter Coote, Fred Wark,…

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Rural School Notes

Manilla Express · Friday 24 November 1944 · page 4

Meritorious work in weekly tests:-- Class 3. Dictation: Robert Carless, Lorna Proudfoot, Colleen…

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150 Pupils Instructor Well Pleased Tells of Daughter's Amazing Feats

The North Western Courier · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 4

No less than 150 school children from local schools received instructions from the N.S.W. Amateur Swimming…

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Dwindling School Attendances Opportunities for Improved Conditions Highly Successful Year—Efficient Staff

The North Western Courier · Thursday 14 December 1944 · page 4

"A smaller intake in first year and a larger output from senior classes has caused some decrease in the…

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Manilla Rural School Annual Prize Giving and Speech Night

Manilla Express · Friday 15 December 1944 · page 1

The Annual Prize Giving and Speech Night of the Rural School followed by a Concert was held at the Palais Theatre…

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Rural School Concert

Manilla Express · Friday 15 December 1944 · page 2

Following the annual presentation of prizes the boys and girls of the Manilla Rural School presented an entertaining…

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N.i.h.s. Pupils Reports of Successful Year

The North Western Courier · Monday 18 December 1944 · page 4

The various reports presented at the 14th. Annual Speech Night, formed a very comprehensive picture of the School activities during 1944 and revealed the wide field of subjects in which the pupils are trained…

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