Salaries of Teachers. Sydney
At the conference of Public School teachers yesterday it was stated in the retiring president's address that there was profound dissatisfaction in the service, as…
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Schools, 1906
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Winter School Fob Fabmebs and Fabmebs' Sons. Sydney
The Minister for Agriculture has decided to hold a winter school for farmers and farmers' sons at the Hawkesbury College during June and July. Accommodation…
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Arrangements have been made to pay pupil teachers the increases to which they are entitled, together with arrears…
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A FEW months ago in Brookline a suburb of Boston, a silver wedding was celebrated by a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw. It was one of the most interesting [?]…
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A committee meeting of the Trang[?]e School of Arts was held in the reading-room on Tuesday evening. The President occupied the chair, and Rev. W. T. Sharpe, Messrs. Boyd. Samuels,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Household Recipes —Specially Written By—miss Amy Monro Principal Cookery School Technical College, Sydney, Vegetables
To enjoy fresh vegetables in perfection—that is, freshly picked and used—is the lot of comparatively few people, for those unable to have this privilege the thing is…
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The attention of such of our lady readers who desire to beau fait in the art of modern millinery is directed to the notice of Miss E. E. Inch appearing in this issue…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →School Children and the Show
School children should note the change in the arrangements concerning their visit to the show next Thursday morning. It was first advertised that…
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The monthly meeting of the Wellington District Teachers' Association was held on Saturday morning. There were 33 teachers present, presided over…
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A meeting was held at the Public School on Saturday afternoon in furtherance of a schools football competition in this district. Mr. S…
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We have much pleasure in drawing attention to the s access of the Wellington Grammar School pupils at the current show. The pupils made 18…
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Apropos of our report in last issue of the working of the new syllabus at the public school, and of Mr. Webster's practical efforts in giving the pupils…
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Teams representing the Wrightville Public Sshool and Cobar Grammar School met on the Wrightville ground on Wednesday, and a good game…
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A tiny tot in the babies' room was being scolded by her teacher for having dirty hands. "You naughty child! how dare you come to school with those dirty hands?…
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'I have the most names,' said little Fern, 'Sister calls me 'Baby' and papa calls me 'Jimmy.'' 'And what does your teacher call you?'…
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On the first day Mr. C. Campling, with two assistants and three pupil teachers, took the boys and girls of the senior classes to the Show. The lady teachers took their…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sewing: and Fancy Work. Section X—school Exhibits. Judges—Misses Machattie, Burkitt and Mack
Specimen of Plain Hand Sewing by girl under 8 years—D. Underwood 1, Sherwin 2 Specimen of Plain Hand Sewing by girl under 10 years—E. Sherwin 1, G. A. Morris…
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We are informed that the number of children at present on the roll of the Wellington Superior Public School is sufficient to enable the school to rank…
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It may not be generally known that there are sufficient children on the roll of our public school, provided they attended more regularly, to advance…
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