Bowral High School Staff
Front Row (left to right)—Mr. McFaul, Mr. Halloran, Mr. Basser. Miss Adlem, Mr. Cowie, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Walker, Mr. Bridges…
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Married Teachers
THE WOMEN TEACHERS who are protesting so volubly against the decision of the Minister for Education not to…
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Over 100 married women teachers received their dismissal notices during the week end, in accordance with the decision of the Minister…
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At last meeting of Bowral Council the following letter from the Secretary of the School of Arts was read:—…
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Miss M. Hammond, B.A., Headmistress of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls, writes to the effect that the school…
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The following students have succeeded in securing permission to enter Bowral High School:—Andrews, Edna B., Sutton Forest…
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Miss M. Hammond, B.A., Headmistress of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls, writes to the effect that the school…
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The following changes have been made in staffs of local schools:—PRIMARY SCHOOLS Mr. D Johnston, East Kangaloon…
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The letter from the Committee of Bowral School of Arts, asking for assistance in their financial difficulties, printed in a recent issue of The…
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FEW RATEPAYERS are likely to disagree with the view of those members of Bowral Council who are disinclined to…
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Mr. Cowie, Headmaster of Bowral High School, informs us that the school will reopen on Tuesday next. 3rd February. Parents are asked to…
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Miss M. Hammond, B.A., Headmistress of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls, writes to the effect that the school…
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The Bowral High School will reopen on Tuesday next 3rd February. P[?] are asked to see that their children are present for…
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Kind Old Gentleman :" How do you like school, my little man "? Little Man: 'I like it close, sir."…
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Sir,—While appreciating the interest in the School of Arts which your articles on the Institution's present difficulties have aroused, I cannot…
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Discussing a complaint that married Women teachers were to be dismissed from the Education Department, while men and single…
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We hear that a big concert is in progress in aid of the above institution and we predict a bumper house if "The Scrutineer" does…
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Miss M. Hammond, B.A., Headmistress of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls, writes to the effect that the school…
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As will be seen in our advertising columns, a special meeting of all members of Bowral School of Arts is called for Thursday next to deal…
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Miss M. Hammond, B.A., Headmistress of the Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls, writes to the effect that the school…
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