High School Notes 4th and 5th Year
Another outstanding case has entered our midst, and bids fair to oust the one described last week as the most remarkable one that…
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Billiards School of Arts Tournament
E. A. Dobson, scr., beat A. Gould, 2Q, by 8. FREWâS TOURNAMENT The following games have been…
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Mr. J. G. B [?] received [?] communication from the Minister for Education (Mr. Clive [?]) having…
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Mr. McMillan, of the gladioli farm, like most other enterprises, is hampered at times by labor shortage, but last week he had a…
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SIXTH CLASS.âThe spelling results improved greatly, but the arithmetic suffered from blight or the effects of the cold weather. so…
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Air travel as much as sea travel has its advantages and disadvantages. and this, was only recently discovered by a certain cadet…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Parents Can Help and Be Helped
In the days of our grandfathers the home and the school had little to do with one another. Each seemed to have its own Job to do. The…
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âWe won, 7 to nil, whacko!â was a salutation we received from a number of Berry boys who played in a football match on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Production Review. Well-attended meeting in School of Arts
There w is a good a tendance at the meeting, called on Friday last to (a) review production and consider ways and means of…
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SIXTH CLASS.âIt is pleasing to see that most of the class is making full use of the opportunity to borrow books from the High School…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Education and Democracy
To build that kind of a demo-cracy referred to In our last issue, an education which stresses knowledge and skills is not enough…
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As the athletic carnival has aroused the ambition of being champion in the hearts of all who can walk, or rather run, we have…
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The Town Clerk reported as follows to Bega Council:— I have continued efforts towards the acquisition of the old crematery for a…
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SIXTH CLASS.âThe most successful people in the weekly arithmetic test were all girlsâGwen Manns, Ruth Prior, Fay Hanson,…
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It is said that our girl prefect, wishing to show her authority, decided to insist that a First Year write lines as a punishment. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tasmania’s Unique Country Schools Pupils Practice Farming While Learning to Read, Write and Think (From “Power Farming in Australia'”)
Many good things have come and continue to come out of little Tasmania—but nothing more brilliant than the system of Country , Area Schools,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Minister for Education on Tour of South Coast Schools
Mr J. G. Beale M-L-A.., announces that the Minister for Education, the Hon C. B. Evatt, K. C. L. L. B. M. L. A. will make a. tour of South…
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SIXTH CLASS.âIn connection with the gardening activates of the primary school, we are indebted to Mr. McMillan, of…
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1 C. Freda Carrick is one of two first years to be chosen to play in the hockey match against Bega at the…
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âThe tumult and the shouting dies, captains and champions depart. Gone is the day of sacrifice of feet and wind and limb and…
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