State School Monopoly
IT was a French Minister of Education who once said, watch in hand, "At this moment every child in France is studying geograph." That, of course, was only another (and very…
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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
On Thursday night the monthly committee meeting of the Sydney School of Arts was held, and, being the last meeting in connection with the business: of the year 1889, several important matters were brought forward…
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COOTAMUNDRA, Friday. -- Mr. J. K. Meyrick, who for the past 10 years has been in charge of the local public school, was last night presented with an…
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On Thursday night last the usual monthly meeting of the committee of the School of Arts was held. The progress of the institution was shown to be very rapid by a comparison of…
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LONDON, January l.—The Industrial Schools at Forest Gate, London, have been destroyed by fire. Twenty-six children were burned to…
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Mr. HARRY RICKARDS will have no cause to complain of his season at the School of Arts if he can always secure such crowded audiences as assembled on Saturday night last. The opening…
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LONDON, January 12.—At a meeting of the Council of the Imperial Institute yesterday, it was decided to establish a school of modern languages. H.R.H. the Prince…
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At a meeting of the Council of the Imperial Institute yesterday, it was decided to establish & school of modern languages. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales presided…
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Geography? Yes, there' a lesson each day, But it's awfully hard to remember. We've been in South Africa nearly a month; Perhaps we'll go north by November…
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An addition to the Public school of Ashfield was formally opened yesterday by the Minister for Education (the Hon. J. H. Carruthers). The additions are designed for the benefit of the younger classes, and…
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WOLLONGONG, Tuesday.--The people of Keiraville intend to apply to the authorities for the establishment of a Public school and improved postal facilities…
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A DEPUTATION from the committee (of which Mr. Arthur Cohen, Q.C., is president, Mr, G. R. Sims vice president, and Mr. R. K. Causton, M.P., chairman) for providing free…
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On Monday afternoon the Minister for Education, Mr. Carrothers, performed the ceremony of officially opening the new infants' school, at the Ashfield public school. The addition is…
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After very considerable trouble, Lieut.-Colonel Paul has succeeded in drawing up the necessary new regulations for the conduct of the public school cadets. These embrace the following…
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THAT we have historians, or at least wouldbe historians, in the colony is proved by the fact that the Department for Public Instruction has received no less than 10…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clerks and School Inspectors. (To the Editor of the "Australian Star.")
Sir,--I trust that, though a feeble defender, tho greatness of my cause will be a sufficient plea for presuming to trespass on your space. Much has been written of late…
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The Minister [?] Public Instruction is, about to accept a tender for the construction of a workshop for the Fort-Street Public School. This is the first that will be erected in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →BIOLOGY Hf SCHOOLS. To the Editor
Sir,-The lively banter in which you indulge about the congress of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science will hurt no I true Scientist, and is perhaps well deserved by…
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