Berry School of Arts the Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Berry School of Arts was held on Thursday night last, when the different speakers referred eulogistically to the…
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Nowra School Sports
At the Nowra I.H. School sports last week, Cyril Sharpe, of Gerringong, made a name for himself by winning the 100, 200, 440 and 880…
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We believe that no one was particularly sorry when the term exams came to an end yesterday. Even the 4th and 5th Years breathed a sigh of…
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Sixth Class.âPreparations are in hand to put on a playlet, âThe Escape of Toad,â with Neil Morison as the pompous toad, Barbara Coulthart as…
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If public education is to serve âDemorcacy,â drastic changes in our attitude toward the place and function of the public school are…
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The boys of the Berry Convent School team visited Gerringong on Saturday morning lastâsome rode their bikes, others their horses, and…
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Football entered into its own again on the Berry oval, when the Bomaderry schoolboys played' their Berry confreres on Friday last. Under…
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The Bomaderry public school term tuck shop and special appeal for parcels for Australian prisoners of war was held, as usual, on the last Friday…
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At the recent half-yearly examinations held in connection with the I.P.S.A. and the Southern Cross Commercial College, the pupils of St…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The School Column How Can Public Education Best Serve Democracy Now? (Continued from last issue). in the Community
That the life processes of education are in the community and not in the classroom is a fact and not a theory. Intangibly speaking, the community…
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Don Buchan, Peter Hanson and Frank Lamond have been specially commended by Mr. Sime for excellent linework and finish in the…
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We believe that with the possible exception of 5th Year, who love their work, the school is reasonably pleased with the prospect of a fortnightâs…
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The first meeting of the newly-elected committee of the Berry School of Arts was held on Thursday night last, when Mr. W. Miller…
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Nature of Work.âThe tradesman in the machine shop examines the blue prints and has to be able to picture the finished article and decide what…
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The activities of the above institution for the second term this year were as under:-- Donations:-- School's Special…
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The following excellent report on the above subject was written by Allen Constable (class 7) Narooma Public School. We…
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Sixth Class.âThe new term wireless broadcast booklets have arrived, and some interesting listening periods have been arranged…
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Judging by the comparatively normal attendance on the resumption of school last week, the epidemic of measles that smote so many members…
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The Department has been concerned for many years with regard to the problem of school lunches and school tuck-shops, and this has also exercised…
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Despite adverse weather conditions, we believe that the Air Cadets, who went camping to Patonga the weekend before last, spent a most…
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