Primary School Notes
Sixth Class.âGood work in geography and history has been done by John Mulley, Jeffrey Smith, Nerida Chamberlain…
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High School Notes
The School extends its sincere thanks to Mr. Potts, of the Roxy Theatre, for his generous donation of £15 to be expended on the…
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Owing to the large number of entries for the carnival, to be held to-day (Wednesday), some heats were conducted on Wednesday, 3rd…
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Speaking at the annual meeting of the Nowra P. and C. Association, on Thursday night last, Mr. S. Mallett, who is in charge of the…
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Sixth Class.âThe first monthly test in the new class has been completed. Some have found that the work is not so hard after all,…
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Congratulations are due to Mr. Sime and Mrs. Allen for the splendid organisation displayed at the annual swimming carnival on…
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4th and 5th Year.âSince the A.T.C. began their periodical visits to Kiama there has been such a steady increase in the number of…
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Sixth Class.âThe change to mental sums for the weekly test proved a big stumbling block, the only one to gain 100 per cent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Good Speech Thinking Afresh
In the beginning was the word, from the dawn of man's consciousness, speech has been part of the energy and driving force of…
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Speech is inseparable from the speaker. It is an expression, whether he knows it or not of his personality. education. feelings…
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Winter sports will soon be here, and the footballers are looking forward to a season which, it is hoped, will be as successful as any…
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Sixth Class.âThe class as a whole did fairly well in their first attempt at using poetical quotations to illustrate and round out…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Infants’ School Club
On Wednesday afternoon, 24th March, a meeting was held in the kindergarten room of the Nowra infantsâ school, convened by the…
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Apparently Fifth Year students have not managed to keep âBismarckâ since last year, for although âBismarckâ is spelt with a…
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Sixth Class.âOur vegetable garden has taken a sudden turn for the better, and it is now being realised that plants do not do their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Wonder in Education
It is a truism that we live, and have always lived, in a world of wonders; yet wonder, it would seem, has died within us. Roaring…
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As no mention has hitherto been made about the estimable subject of French, we hasten to amend our ways. The following incident,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column History and Education for Citizenship
Some would not tall children of the origin and growth of our institutions, because they allege it is beyond their comprehension, yet to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Teacher for Brogo School
Mr. J. G. Beale, M.L.A., has received the following letter from the Minister of Education (Mr. Olive Evatt), having reference to…
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