Primary School Notes
Sixth Class.âLast week having been Black Week as far as attendance is concerned, a few remarks concerning this very sore point…
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The School Column Careers for Girls
The subject of nutrition is now a matter of so much national importance that governments are seeking ways and means by which…
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Everybody knows that Bismarck caused a war by altering the wording of a harmless telegram so that it became an insult; Because those…
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An exchange says this is a true story: A South Coast dairy farmer and a school teacher were sharing a compartment in a train. The day…
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Boys and girls both thought the westerly too cold for swimming, so the afternoon was spent in an introduction to winter sports…
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Sixth Class.âThe monthly test this month resolved itself into a grim struggle for the top positions. Finally Jann Boyd won by four…
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Notice is hereby given that a jumble sale will be held by a member of the staff. Articles to be auctioned include pens, pencils,…
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That the present conflict has had a definite impact on the child is evident to all, both teachers and parents…
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Sixth Class.âThe A.B.C. players acted a history play. "The Crusade Against Slavery," for school listeners last week. The audience were…
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At the Pastures Protection board in Bega on Tuesday, Mr. Johnston, Brogo said that good use might be made of school boys, during the May…
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Colonel Irwin said some people might consider him a crank on agricultural education, but they old farmers must admit that they had not been…
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We had often heardâ and used âthe expression âpacked to the ceilingâ, but the real significance of the term was not properly…
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Pilchards and sandy sprats are roaming about in tremendous schools in the waters near Eden (says the âMagnetâ). On Wednesday…
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Following is a statement of Wandella School War Effort for the term ending 6th May. Donations of Cash…
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Dear Mr. Beale,âI have had under notice your personal representations regarding repairs to the teacherâs residence at the Meroo…
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Mr. J. G. Beale, M.L.A., is to receipt of the following communication from the Minister for Education, which speaks for itself:â…
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The ordinary, monthly meeting of the Berry School of Arts Committee was held on Thursday night last, when there were present: Messrs…
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SIXTH CLASS; What with holidays rain, the table and arithmetic knowledge in this class seems to be at a discount…
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One of the most frequent and also the most futile of questions which parents and teaches ask the child is: âWhy did you do…
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The usual term âtuck shopâ and war afford took place prior to the break-up for the winter vacation, and the result was very…
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