Primary School Magazine
In the school column this week space has been given to those pupils in the primary school whose taste runs along literary lines. It is felt…
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High School Notes
To the members of Fifth Year who have gone into retirement prior to the Leaving, the school and staff extend hopes for good swotting, and wish…
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The school column, which is to appear regularly in this paper, aims to 1. Keep parents and citizens in touch with their local school. 2. Obtain the co-operation of parents and citizens in matters affecting the school…
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Modern transport methods now enable children in the country to travel long distances to and from school each day. In some centres there are…
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Modern transport methods now enable children in the country to travel long distances to and from school each day. In some centres there are…
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Despite inclement weather conditions, the annual school picnic of the Foxground-Broughton Village P. C. Association attracted a…
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Storyteller: It was a rainy day and a gloomy one for Tom Smith, who was sitting by the dining-room fire. He could not go out and play and he did…
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This week is a busy one. with the inspectors with us and the Fifth Years starting the Leaving. The Third Years will also be in the thick of the fray in…
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A report [?] leeâthat [?] necessary be[?] of Arts cotta[?]…
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The school column, which is to appear regularly in this paper, aims to 1. Keep parents and citizens in touch with their local school. 2. Obtain the co-operation of parents and citizens in matters affecting the school…
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The annual picnic in connection with All Saintsâ Sunday school was held at Grayâs Beach on Saturday last 15th inst. Only intermediate and…
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Mr R. N. Beale, M.L.A., writes to the Minister for Education: On 19th October last I wrote to you and asked for your personal…
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Modern transport methods now enable children in the country to travel long distances to and from school each day. In some centres…
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Mr. R. N. Beale has received the following communication from the Minister for Education (Mr. Clive Evatt)…
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Sixth Class.âThe final half-yearly examination has concluded, the marking being on the same scale as that used in the primary final. Those who…
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The inspectors were with us last week, and we are pleased that our school more than measures up to standard. Certain members of the…
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The school column, which is to appear regularly in this paper, aims to 1. Keep parents and citizens in touch with their local school. 2. Obtain the co-operation of parents and citizens in matters affecting the school…
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Sixth Class.âGood progress is being made with two plays for the concert. John Maconachie promises to be a very bluff and hearty Sir Lucius…
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Our Leaving candidates finished yesterday, and are at present experiencing all the joys of the post-exam, ante-results period. To the…
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The school column, which is to appear regularly in this paper, aims to 1. Keep -parents and citizens in touch with their local school. 2. Obtain the co-operation of parents and citizens in matters affecting the school…
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