Public School
With the exception of the head master, the staff of the Public School are the same as before the holidays. The new Headmaster, Mr. A. E. Cook…
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Schools, 1923
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Dubbo High School
The following is the list of candidates qualified for admission to Dubbo High School:--John Bauld, James Maloney, Richard K. Shepherd, Archie J. T…
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The headmaster, Mr. C. H. Christmas has been notified that the following have qualified for the High School Entrance Examination:…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bourke Public School. Our New Headmaster
Our new Headmaster at the Public School is Mr. A. E. Cook, who comes to us from Hill End, where is be [?] by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School of Arts
The monthly meeting of the School of Arts Committee was held on Monday night last, the following being present: Messrs J. Preston (President)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Admission to Higher Schools
The following pupils of the Wellington District School have secured passes entitling them to entry into competitive High Schools: Jessie Harris…
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Mr. Mason from Marrickville, and Miss Hawke from the Burnside Home, have taken up duty on the teaching staff of the Cobar Public School…
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At a meeting of the Dubbo Progress Association on Wednesday evening, it was stated the local newspaper report about the attendance at the High School…
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Successful candidates for Qualifying Certificate at the examination held in Bourke id November last were:—Eric Bock, Sylvia Carmichael, Clarence…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held on Tuesday evening. Present: Mr. E. Pitt (chairman), Meagre. Godfrey, Podula, Kinkead, Jones,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo High School
The rumour that the Dubbo High School was to become an intermediate school, in pursuance of a scheme to make Orange the premier High School…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Intermediate Certificate. Dubbo Schools Results
The results of the examination for pupils attending the various schools in Dubbo came to hand yesterday afternoon. The subjectc of examination are…
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The District School at Murwillumbah has for the past four years succeeded in passing every student at the intermediate examination. The eight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wellington Cookery School
The cookery [?]asaes in connection with the Wellington Intermediate School will soon be in full working order. The supper room at the rear of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School Examinations. Cobar Public School. Splendid Intermediated Results
The award of the intermediate certificate marks the successful completion of three years' work of the secondary school course. A feature of the…
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The following pupils of the Wrightville Public School have secured qualifying certificates:—Harry Lamb, Norman Single, Sydney James. Rose Robin…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transcontinental Trip a Dubbo Schoolboy's Impressions. No. 1
Impressions of my Dubbo to Western Australia trip. via Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Port. Augusta, Kalgoorlie to Perth and return…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Public School Magazine Conducted by the Pupils of the Wellington Intermediate High School the Interest of the Parents in the School
The Parents and Citizen's Association in wellington is not strongly supported by those who are not members. If there were more "Parents"…
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In the high school there is a lack of enthusi[?] for sport, which, probably, is due to the fact that the primary s[?] pupils are not encouraged in the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →If Wellington Owned a High School
If Wellington owned a High School instead of three little weatherboard rooms to hold 112 pu[?]s, more pupils would come in from smaller towns and…
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