High School Notes
After the five-day break at Easter, we returned to a busy three days of inspection. Despite the fact that there has been an unusual number of…
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The School Column
Inspection is over. Pupils were duly questioned, and their store of knowledge revealed; but do not think that the pupils alone were required to…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Berry School of Arts Committee was held on Thursday night last, when the principal business was…
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Sixth Class.âThe football was commenced with a match between two mixed 6th and 5th class teams. Buchanâs team beat Croftâs…
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The term exam will commence on Monday next, and now we know the worst we can organise a last minute spasm of midnight-oil burning…
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Sixth Class.ââMedico,â in his hygiene broadcast on Monday, used the medium of a visiting American professor to drive home his points about…
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Last week was a noteworthy one, insofar as the school was visited on Thursday afternoon by Mr. McKenzie, the Director of Education, and Mr…
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There has been a great deal of discussion about âintelligenceâ tests in the past few years. They have been condemned as useless in some…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Trenches at Bemboka Public School (From our Correspondent)
The appeal for workers to assist in digging air raid shelters at Bemboka Public School had a marvellous response. Such a number turned up,…
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Sixth Class.âMr. Sime has spoken highly of the very careful work in plan drawing by Denis Morrow, Roy Ashton, Peter Hanson, Neil Morison,…
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With reference to the postscript to last weekâs notes, we wish to correct a mistake in connection with the term âbudding reporter.â This should read…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The School Column Careers for Boys Motor Mechanic
This is a machine age, and the age for machinists. There can be no turning back the wheel of mechanical progress, whatever retrogressions…
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The usual term âtuck shopâ was held as a special war effort for Australian prisoners of war on Friday, 1st instant…
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Mr Thomas [?] master of the Bega Intermed [?] School in his report the [?] school matters had he was compelled…
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Sixth Class.âAn end of term concert was held in the Church of England hall. To encourage initiative, the preparation of plays and other…
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After being without a science teacher for a month, Mr. Bradley returned to school last week from camp to resume his normal duties…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Careers for Girls and Boys the Public Service
In these uncertain days, security of tenure (the knowledge that you have a permanent position at a regular salary which you cannot lose except…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairy Science School, 1942 Applications Close 31st MAY
Persons wishing to attend dairy science schools during the winter months should make written application, accompanied by a fee of 10/6, to…
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Wandella School Auxiliary still shows satisfactory progress. During the term ending 7th May, the following donations…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Berry School of Arts Committee was held on Thursday night last, and it took exactly one hour to…
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