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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Schools

Schools, 1977

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“Little Outback School”

The Western Herald · Friday 7 October 1977 · page 1

Correspondence children in the Bourke Shire now have a school . on wheels to help fill the gap in teaching facilities caused by isolation — it’s known…

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Bourke Teachers Attend Conference

The Western Herald · Friday 7 October 1977 · page 5

Matt Goulden and Tom Carr, from Bourke High School, recently attended a conference at the Orana Centre in Dubbo on ne approaches to the teaching of…

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Embroidery School to be held in Bourke

The Western Herald · Friday 14 October 1977 · page 2

Bourke Spinners and Weavers are considering sponsoring an Embroidery School. Owing to the quite considerable…

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St. Ignatius School A Time To Grow

The Western Herald · Friday 14 October 1977 · page 5

On Friday, 31st September the planting of a tree, provided by the Shire Council, culminated Earth Week activities at St. Ignatius School…

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Playing Cricket at “Delta” Mini-school Camp

The Western Herald · Friday 14 October 1977 · page 1

Children on correspondence were given a chance to meet with their peers in a learning environment this week at a 6-day mini-school camp at “Delta”…

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Pre-school News

The Western Herald · Friday 14 October 1977 · page 4

The steering committee that was elected to formulate a constitution for the Bourke Pre-School, met on Saturday, 8th October…

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Schoolboy Cricketers To The Editor, “The Western Herald” 20 Hope Street, Bourke 2840. 4-10-77

The Western Herald · Friday 14 October 1977 · page 2

Drst Sir, On Friday, September 30, I was lucky enough to be in Dubbo to watch 28 Primary Schoolboy Cricketers from western districts trial for six places in a Western…

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Training after leaving school

Western Magazine · Monday 17 October 1977 · page 2

SIR — Many young people are leaving school without confidence. Once outside the school gate they have left a world where they seniors and people of importance…

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Peak Hill school

Western Magazine · Monday 31 October 1977 · page 29

The State Government has given the go ahead for improvements costing $33,000 to be carrued out at the Peak Hill Central School. Deputy Premier and Minister for Public…

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Pre-school News

The Western Herald · Friday 4 November 1977 · page 8

Dr. Delacy has notified the staff that the Project Enrichment Pre-School will continue operating in 1978. The N.S.W. Government, fortunately,…

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Town Talk Possibility of Re-opening of Louth School

The Western Herald · Friday 4 November 1977 · page 1

I was interested to read in last week: "Cobar Age" of the possibility of reopening the Louth School. Following representations to the Hon…

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Itinerary for “Little Outback School”

The Western Herald · Friday 11 November 1977 · page 1

November 14-18: 1. Louth — Mr. Don Cooper will service the following properties: Belah. Derrina. Delta, New Chum, Lakemere. Ballycastle…

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High School News P. & C. Meeting

The Western Herald · Friday 11 November 1977 · page 1

The last meeting of the school year will he held in the High School Library on Tuesday. 15th November at 8 p.m. It will be combined with a meet the…

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Letters to the Editor. . . . Not taught in the schools

Western Magazine · Monday 14 November 1977 · page 6

SIR — M. J. Murray’s question asking if there is a direct connection between modern educational practice and an escalation in community vandalism can be readily answered in the negative for two reasons…

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Fair school exams essential, Professor Messel says Concluding m two-part report of a controversial address

Western Magazine · Monday 21 November 1977 · page 3

Abolition of the State examination system will lead to a nation of “yes” people who will always do what their teacher think is best, Professor Harry Messel said…

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The Flying Music Teacher

The Western Herald · Friday 2 December 1977 · page 4

Children at Wanaaring School (191 kilometres west of Bourke) have been treated to 3 days of tutoring from professional guitar teacher, Mr. Bill Griffith…

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• School centenary

Western Magazine · Monday 5 December 1977 · page 14

Cobar is preparing for its school centenary which will be celebrated on Saturday, March 11. There will be a ball and reunion dinner, and a…

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Jobs for School Leavers

Western Magazine · Monday 12 December 1977 · page 23

The New South Wales Police Force is inviting school leavers who have completed Year 12 to join…

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Teacher who refused to teach MACOS

Western Magazine · Monday 19 December 1977 · page 6

SIR — I read with interest the letter by ‘Concerned Parent’ Wellington (W.M. 5.12.77) about MACOS, Man; a course of Study. Not many Australian parents known much about…

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Pre-school Christmas Party

The Western Herald · Friday 23 December 1977 · page 9

The Pre-School held its Christmas Party on Tuesday, 13th December at the Golf Club. After a short recital, Santa Claus arrived…

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