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Schools, 1903

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Other Matches. University II. v. Sydney Grammar School

The Australian Star · Monday 20 July 1903 · page 7

Prior to the big match University II and Sydney Grammar School played a match on the Sydney Cricket Ground. Mr. Morgan was referee…

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Balmain Schools' Competition

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 July 1903 · page 8

The last round of matches in the Balmain schools' competition resulted as follows:-- Smith-street A defeated Nicholson-street by 2 goals to 1…

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An Innovation in School Methods

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 July 1903 · page 5

The District inspector of State Schools has submitted a scheme for the consolidation of the State schools and the transportation of children from tho town to the country. The system has…

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Queenswood School

The Sydney Stock and Station Journal · Tuesday 21 July 1903 · page 8

Freql the Glen Innes 'Guardian,'' of June 30th. we extract a potion of a report of the break-up of Queenswood School. Glen Innes:—…

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Education in London. the Technical Schools. London, July 20

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 July 1903 · page 5

The Education Committee of the London County Council recommends that a definite annual grant for a proposed technical school in London be made, and that any deficit should…

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Concert at the School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 21 July 1903 · page 3

In the School of Arts-hall this evening a concert will take place, in which the Misses Alyce Holroyd, Agnes Chambers, Nilsehmann, Lucy Lee. Cora De Saxe, and Dorothy M'Gowan,…

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Botany School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 21 July 1903 · page 2

At the annual meeting of the Botany School of Arts, held last week, the attendance was the largest for 20 years. The annual report and balance-sheet, which disclosed an increase in…

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Politics in Sunday School

Evening News · Wednesday 22 July 1903 · page 3

A prominent member of the Labour party, who for the present shall be nameless, was delivering an address to the children assembled in one of the city Sunday-schools on Sunday last, and…

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Other Matches Sydney Grammar School v. University Ii

Sydney Sportsman · Wednesday 22 July 1903 · page 7

Prior to the match between New South Wales and New Zealand, an interesting game was played between the Sydney Grammar School and the University II…

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Balmain Schools' Competition

Sydney Sportsman · Wednesday 22 July 1903 · page 3

Christian Brothers defeated Darling-Road by 4 goals to 1. Balmain College defeated Gladstone Park by 9 goals to nil…

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Marrickville School Board

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 July 1903 · page 5

A good deal of dissatisfaction has lately been expressed at St. Peters at the inadequate local representation on the Marrickville School Board, which includes that district. The St…

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School Accommodation at Tempe

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 July 1903 · page 5

A good deal of discussion took place at the St. Peters Council on Monday night respecting the need for improved school accommodation at Tempe. It appears that many of the children…

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Fort-street School

Evening News · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 7

"A Father:"—This letter, being unaccompanied by any name, is not publishable. In any event, the complaint it contains should be laid before the department direct…

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Mr. Perry at Newcastle. Series of Functions. Opening of a New School. the Education Commission's Report. Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 8

Mr. Ferry, Minister for Education, opened a new school at Cook's Hill to-day, the building being the largest undertaken by him since he has been in office. It is built of brick, two stones high, and comprises…

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Religious Training in State Schools. Mr. Perry on Existing Facilities. Criticising the Clergy. a Defence of the Education Act. Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 8

In opening the new school at Cook's Hill to-day the Minister for Public Instruction (Mr. Perry) made some interesting observations on the question of religious instruction in Public schools, and gave some stattling…

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Association. Granville Schools' Competition

The Australian Star · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 2

The following are the fixtures of Schools Competition for to-morrow at 3.15 p.m.:-- Auburn South v. Parramatta South A. opposite Ritchie Bros., Auburn. Mr. W…

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Opening a School. [By Telegraph.] NEWCASTLE

The Australian Star · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 6

Mr. Perry, Minister for Education, arrived here by train to-day at noon, and was met at the Honeysuckle Point Station by the Mayor of 'Newcastle…

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London Technical School

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 5

LONDON, Wednesday.-- The London County Council has agreed to contribute £20,000 a year towards tho maintenance of the proposed London Technical School…

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South Australia. Bible Reading in State Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 6

ADELAIDE, Wednesdny.--In the Legislative Council, the debate on the Address-in-reply was continued and further adjourned till Tuesday. Mr. Gordon, Attorney-General, spoke for two…

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Minister for Education at Newcastle. Keligious Instruction Question. Clergymen in State Schools. Aid for Kindergartens

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 23 July 1903 · page 6

NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.--Mr. John Perry, Minister for Education, spent a busy afternoon and evening at Newcastle yesterday. Arriving by the mid-day train with Mrs. Perry, Mr. F…

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