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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Schools

Schools, 1976

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High School Mardi Gras

The Western Herald · Friday 6 August 1976 · page 8

The annual High School Mardi Gras will be held at the School on Friday, August 13th commencing at 5 p.m. The stalls being conducted will be fancy…

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Pre-school News

The Western Herald · Friday 13 August 1976 · page 7

The pre-school visit to the Prairie shearing shed, last Wednesday was enjoyed by all. In addition to seeing the sheep being shorn, we were able to see…

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“Small Business Management School"

The Western Herald · Friday 13 August 1976 · page 1

The Namoi Regional Office of the University of New England's Department of Continuing Education (formerly University Extension) has a responsibility for…

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Horse School

Western Magazine · Monday 16 August 1976 · page 15

Two short courses on horse management will be held at Orange Agricultural College in late…

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High School News School Reports

The Western Herald · Friday 20 August 1976 · page 10

All reports for students in Years 7 to 11 have now been posted to parents. If anyone has not received a report, please contact the Principal immediately…

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Bourke High School Science Fair

The Western Herald · Friday 20 August 1976 · page 10

The first Annual Bourke High School Science Fair was held last week. Mr. Bob Lillis judged the seventy entries and he was most impressed by the presentation…

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St. Ignatius Parish School Excursion

The Western Herald · Friday 20 August 1976 · page 2

At 7 a.m. on Monday, 26th July, fifty Year 5 and 6 children from St. Ignatius’ school left Bourke for Canberra. When we arrived at Trangie we…

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Pre-school for Brewarrina

The Western Herald · Friday 20 August 1976 · page 1

Minister for Education, Mr. Eric Bedford, recently announced that 39 preschool units worth about $3.5 million would be established at 28 public schools…

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Should it cost $500 to stimulate a school child?

Western Magazine · Monday 23 August 1976 · page 4

There are people who believe that no cost is too high when it comes to education. And there are others who say that money alone will never do the job…

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High School News Parent-teacher Night Western Area Athletic Carnival

The Western Herald · Friday 27 August 1976 · page 4

As reported last week, Mr. Goodman and Mrs. Williams accompanied four students, namely, Isaac Doolan, Tracey Grove, Margaret Mackay and Beverley…

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“Jandra” School Magazine How You Can Help!

The Western Herald · Friday 27 August 1976 · page 8

In the past three years, Bourke High School has successfully published a full scale School Magazine called “Jandra.” This year they are planning another…

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Teachers for Deaf Children

Western Magazine · Monday 30 August 1976 · page 11

More than 60 western children with hearing handicaps are receiving assistance from…

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Community school in a growth centre

Western Magazine · Monday 6 September 1976 · page 10

A community school in the Bathurst/Orange Growth Centre, Kinross Wolaroi is a rather unusual independent school. While it is a member of the…

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“New Look” for Bourke School Hostel

The Western Herald · Friday 10 September 1976 · page 5

Our picture shows the present appearance of Bourke School Hostel with a new roof over the entire complex. New Matron’s and Supervisor's quarters have been included in the $250,000 improvement programme…

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Special Rail Carriage for School Children

The Western Herald · Friday 10 September 1976 · page 1

Bourke Stationmaster, Bob Hennessey, notifies that a special carriage will be on behind the goods train on Tuesday, 14th September, for the use of children…

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Primary School News Primary Pupils to Attend Burrendong Fitness Camp

The Western Herald · Friday 24 September 1976 · page 4

On Monday, September 27, forty girls and forty boys leave for a five day camping experience at Burrendong Dam. The children will be accompanied by…

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Bourke High School News

The Western Herald · Friday 24 September 1976 · page 14

The last term of the 1976 school year is under way. This term is a very important one and all students should be consolidating the work that they have had…

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Father complains: “Too much school sport not enough education” Parents have the final day — Education Director

Western Magazine · Monday 27 September 1976 · page 3

Too much emphasis is being placed by schools on sport at a time when education is essential for progress in the world. That is a complaint being made by some…

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High School New

The Western Herald · Friday 8 October 1976 · page 11

The last week saw a successful overnight camping excursion for Mrs. Assad’s which returned happy and enthusiastic despite Thursday nights downpour…

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Schoolboy jockey has bright future

Western Magazine · Monday 11 October 1976 · page 20

Popular Walgett schoolboy apprentice jockey Paul Wearne is rapidly attaining top…

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