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Schools, 1883

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Public School, Penrith

Nepean Times · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 3

ON Monday evening last, the annual presentation of prizes in connection with the Public School, Penrith, took place. Mr. T. R. Smith, M.L.A., presented the prizes…

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The Bigots and the Mittagong Public School. Full Particulars of the Case

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 16

A DEPUTATIONS from Mittagong, consisting of Messrs. Wright, Snowden, and Ruane, were intro-duced by Mr. Garrett, M.L.A., to the Minister for Education on Tuesday, to bring certain facts…

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Boycotting at Mittagong— an Orange View of How to Admin-ister the Public Schools Act. (To the Editor.)

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 16

SIR,—The former teacher being promoted, Mr. Jacob Knopp, a Catholic teacher, was sent by the Minister to take charge of the Mittagong Public School, on 9th instant.I know that the…

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Lively Scene in a School

Evening News · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 3

A young gentleman, who said that he was the head teacher of a school situated within the district of the Thames police court, applied on May 6, to the magistrate for a summons against a woman for assaulting…

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My Schools and Schoolmasters

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 150

By the time a man is a good schoolmaster he is not fit for much else. He has become so accustomed to laying down the law to children that he finds it exceedingly difficult to stand the sturdy contradictions of men who live and fight…

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Mittagong Public School

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 185

A deputation from Mittagong, consisting of Messrs. Wright, Snowden, and Ruane, were introduced by Mr. Garrett, M.L.A., to the Minister for Education on Tuesday, to bring certain facts under his notice with reference to the…

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The Public School at Mittagong

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 5

We recently called attention to the discontent of many of the Protestant parents of children attending the Public School at Mittagong, because of the strange…

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Catholic V. Protestant Teachers

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 28 July 1883 · page 17

A few days ago a deputation waited upon the Minister of Public Instruction to ask him to remove Mr.Knapp from his position as head master of the Mittagong publio sohool, on the…

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The Stanmore School

Evening News · Wednesday 1 August 1883 · page 3

The work of erecting the new public school at Stanmore is proceeding satisfactorily, under the contractor, Mr. Mayes. The school will supply a want long felt. But residents of Stanmore are justly…

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School of Arts Debating Club

Evening News · Wednesday 1 August 1883 · page 8

The usual weekly meeting of the School of Arts Debating Club took place upon Monday evening, Mr. P. J. Gandon, president, presided, when the adjourned debate winch had occupied the attention…

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High Schools

Evening News · Wednesday 1 August 1883 · page 4

The experiment of establishing high schools in connection with the Department of Public Instruction in the principal centres of population in the colony is about to be tried, and…

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Physiology in Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 August 1883 · page 3

Sir,—Everyone will agree that "if the young could be trained to understand a little more about the structure of their bodies it would be a good thing for society." The elements of physiology ought to be taught in the schools, if…

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The Waterloo Public School

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 August 1883 · page 14
Also in The Sydney Daily Telegraph

A deputition, introduced by Mr. John Sutherland, M.L.A., and consisting of the Mayor of Waterloo and Aldermen Evans, Brethall, and Anderson, waited upon the Minister of Public Instruction (Hon. G. H. Reid)…

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Correspondence. Mr. Reid and the Mittagong School. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 4 August 1883 · page 8

SIR,--From reports circulated by the children of the Mittagong School, the parents have had just cause for asking for the removal of the teacher. If the teacher told the children that for…

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[?]Mittagong Public School. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph

The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 7 August 1883 · page 4

Sir--Being one of many that took a stand against the recent appointment of a Roman Catholic teacher to the Mittagong Public school, I cannot allow the opportunity to pass without making some effort to…

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Granvile School of Arts Ball

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 9 August 1883 · page 11

Last evening a ball was held in Messrs. Hudson Brothors' new factory ut Clydo, in aid of the building fund of the Granville School of Arts and Working Men's College. The present School of Arts building is a temporary…

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Schools of Arts

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 August 1883 · page 4

The history of Schools of Arts and Mechanics' Institutes began here in 1885. At that date what is known as the Sydney Mechanics' Institute began its honourable career; it has lived therefore to celebrate its first…

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Opening the New Public School

The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Friday 10 August 1883 · page 3

In the afternoon a procession was formed to conduct the Ministers to the new public school, which was about to be formally opened by the Minister for Education. The procession was…

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The Teaching of Physiology [?] Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 11 August 1883 · page 7

Sir,—Because I believe "that any human being, howe[?] humble or liable to error, may render an essential service to society by making through their lifetime a steady, uncompromising, dispassionate declaration of his or her convictions…

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