School Of Arts. Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the School of Arts committee was ham to the School of Arts on Monday last with Mr. C. E. Gorton to the chair. Others…
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Schools, 1933
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School Notes
At the annual carnival [?] today only finals will be contain the preliminary heats wars [?] last Friday. The following…
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Mr. C. E. Gordon occupied the chair at the monthly meeting of the School of Arts Committee on Monday last. Beyond a letter which had reference…
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A team of cricketers from the Gilgandra Primary School journey to Tooraweenah on Friday last. In ii very close game, the Tooaweenah…
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Prefects of the School, elected for the ensuing year, are:— Marguerite Bauld, Maureen Clyne, Mary Haynes, Jean Weaving, Muriel…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee of the School of Arts was held on Tuesday last, and as there were two matters to be…
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Enrolment has now reached 160, there being 88 boys and 72 girls. Attendance for week ending 10th March was materially affected by the picnic…
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The first annual swimming carnival of the Narromine Public School, was held at the local swimming pools, last Friday afternoon, 10th inst. Despite…
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At the last committee meeting of the Mechanics' Institute, Mr. T. J. Clyne, headmaster of the High School, intimated that a Horticultural School or class…
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[?]he day was fine, the sport was ex[?]t, the only black blot on yesterday's championship contests was the of support by the parents. Where…
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MANY many months have elapsed since representations were first made of the Government to have very necessary repair work carried out a…
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Attendance for the week ending 17th March was good: 3rd and 4th class room reached 94 per cent for the week; 1st and 2nd class room and…
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The party from Dubbo Primary School arrived soon after 10 o'clock last Saturday and were welcomed at the swimming pools. There was…
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The Committee governing the School of Arts met in the building on Wednesday night to make arrangements for the second annual team's…
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The average attendance reached a peak during the week ending 24th March when 5th and 6th classes averaged 97 per cent., and 3rd and 4th…
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During the past six weeks Miss Healy has been preparing a specially chosen squad of girls for the Proficiency Certificate and Bronze Medallion…
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Two cricket teams and a party of swimmers from the Public School will pay a return visit to Dubbo Primary School on Saturday (to-day)…
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From the Headmaster of the High School (Mr. T. J. Clyne), "The Liberal" has received a programme for the School of Instruction in…
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A meeting of the Gilgandra Parents and Citizens' Association was held on Monday night, over which the Rev. Bagot presided There was…
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Protesting against their teachers' salaries being mislaid, thousands of" Chicago High School students walked out on strike, from the class rooms…
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