Teeth of Scholars. Germany's Fine Example
In a report to the London County Council, or school dentistry in Germany prepared by Mr R. Blair, who visited the school dental clinics at Cologne…
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The School Boom a Big Day Coming
On Friday next the public schools of the district will hold an Exhibition on the racecourse, and, as the day has been proclaimed a public holiday, the…
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"The school should be a republic of childhood, where the right, of each individual to full development is recognised. The purpose of education is to place the child…
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To those who have any recollection of the methods formerly employed to educate the children of the State in the public schools,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Combined Schools Exhibition. a Fine Display. The Children's Day Out
THE exhibition of school work and display of physical and manual training, under the auspices of the Teachers' Association, and the Parents and…
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Dear Worker,— Jimmie Pannikin deplores the fact that he was unable to induce the rich men of Yass and Gundagai to provide bursaries…
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The above-named very popular annual event attracted a record crowd on Friday last, to which the Clerk of the Weather largely contributed…
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I have just read two very interesting books, which should find a place in every Teachers' Association library, viz:, "The Public School Dental Clinic Movement,"…
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On Wednesday Lost the annual picnic in connection with the above school was held on the local pleasure ground. The day was beautiful and…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above was held on Tuesday night, and was attended by Messrs. E. G. Matthews (president), W. B…
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The Queensland Legislative Council, after an all-night sitting, carried the second rending of the Bible in State in State School Bill by 15 votes to 9…
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Mr. W. A. Holman, M.L.A., Attorney-General, has received a notification from the Department of Public Instruction that the tender of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Readers and Writers. From a Station School of Arts
"It might interest you and Australian writers generally to know that we obtained a supply of the N.S.W. Bookstall Co.'s Australian publications, and that…
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"Jimmie Pannikin deplores the fact that he was unable to induce the rich men of Yass and Gundagai to provide bursaries for poor children. Why should they?"…
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The pupils of the Wagga College of Music are to give a concert in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night next, and so give the public an opportunity of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Telegrams. a School Teacher's Death. Sydney
The Attorney-General has declined to file a bill against Dr. Anthony Brownless who was committed for trial by the Coroner for the alleged…
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The regular committee meeting of the Tumut School of Arts was held on Friday last, the following being present: Messrs J. Weeden (chair),…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Subsidised Schools' Sore Spot. the Sad and Sorry Lot of the Subsidised School Teachers
In the recently issued instalment of New South Wales school inspectors' reports, there are various references to subsided schools. Most of the country…
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In spite of the growth of parents and citizens' associations in this State, addresses by inspectors and teachers, and generous help by the country newspapers,…
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A certain church school in a Northern city was frequently visited by te rector, who was a stickler for etiquette. These visits were usually accompanied by strings…
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