Married Teachers' Bill Labor Leader Fears its Cost Sydney
Mr. J. M. Concannon, speaking in the Legislative Council in opposition to the Married Women Teachers' Bill, denied that it was a measure of economy…
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Schools, 1932
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Boys' Public School Class Notes
Class 3A.—Mr. S. Cashel (teacher) is now at Tilpa, and the boys wish him woll in his new homo. Mr. Fleming, of Sydney, has now charge of the class…
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After his brief absence. Dr. Maclean resumed his responsibilities at the committee meeting, held in the School of Arts at 8 p.m. on…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Annoy School Picnic a Great Success
Annoy was fortunate in having perfect weather for the School Picnic, held on Wednesday of last week. A record crowd attended. As usual the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Music Successes. Convent of Mercy Pupils
Messrs Allman and Bell, State Conservatorium examiners of Music, visited the Narromine Convent of Mercy on 30th September, when all…
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The Legislative Council, by 37 to 27 votes, passed the second reading of the Bill providing for the dismissal of married women teachers…
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The October meeting of the committee of the institution was held on Tuesday last, Mr. W. D Tait being in the chair…
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On Sunday afternoon the children of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Sunday School celebrated their Anniversary Services. The Sunday School was…
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The match, High School v. Western Stores, ended yesterday in an easy win for the Scholastics by an innings and 256 runs. Thanks to a classic knock of…
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Sixth A.—The class has gone in for part singing, and the pupils are showing promise. Twenty copies of two-part songs have been purchased, and…
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Candidates for Intermediate certificate sitting at Trangie Public School are Jack Whittaker, Joseph Whittaker, Eva Stubbs, Marion Corry and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Curra Creek Defeat Teachers
The Teachers journeyed out to play at Curra Creek on Saturday in connection with the Saturday competition, and after a good game the…
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The President (Mr. H. A. Pomroy). Mesdames Shelling, Cole, Orbell, Messrs H. O. Lang, W. Howey, J. H. Wark, R. Schofield, T. J. Clyne, A. E. Orbell and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Schoolgirls' Opportunity Y.A.L. Christmas Tour
The Young Australia League which has its motto "Education by Travel," and has become world famous for the work it has done for the…
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Three A.âConsiderable improvement lias been made in the mental arithmetic. Most conspicuous among the pupils whose work is worthy of note are F…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Whitney Cup High School Handy
Iona Celts and High School occupied the Oval yesterday afternoon, when the second matches of the first round commenced. The wicked played well and…
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The Young Australia League, which has as its motto "Education by Travel." and has become world famous for the work it has done for…
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It was a wonderful picnic. Everyone there said so! Wednesday, 25th October, 1932 will long be remembered by the children…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Schoolgirls' Treat Y.a.l. Christmas Tour
The Young Australia League, which has as its motto "Education by Travel," and has become world famous for the work it has done for the boys…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →MOGRIGUY School Picnic
All appreciated the efforts made to give children a treat on the flat. The youngsters enjoyed many "goodies" and races of all kinds entertained…
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