School Celebrations. North Newtown
Tho pupils of North Newtown School raised £06 by means of a bazaar and concert. The concert consisted of tableaux aud patriotic songs and recitations. Patriotic addresses were…
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Gantrbury Superior Public School
At the Canterbury Superior Public School tho Parents and Citizens' Association, assisted by the teaching staff, made arrangements for a sale of gifts, fruits, and refreshments. The pupils…
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Great enthusiasm prevailed at Arncliffe the children and parents Joining heartily in the proceedings. Mr. Earl, president of the Parents' Association, presided. The proceedings opened…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Schools. a Glorious Result
When the suggestion was first made that the public schools should start to raise £10,000 on Empire Day, some of the authorities almost collapsed from heart failure. In fact, the paper…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Teachers Hard Lot
It is som what difficult for the city rea[?] who drops in at the Stadium on Saturday night after a profitable afternoon at Randwick, and who, provide he has the means goes to the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Empire Day the School's £10,000. Remarkable Enthusiasm
"It is too early yet to give any estimate of the amount raised by the schools for the Belgium orphans," said' Mr. Griffth yesterday; "but, Judging by progress reports, I am…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Light Horse Instructors and Officers at No. 19 School of Instruction, held in Sydney
From left to right. -- Front row: Lieutenants L. G. Young, M. W. S. Wilkins, R. W. Lindeman, W. J. R; Richardson, Major R. Holman, D.S.O., Lieutenants B. J. H. Richards, S. L. Molesworth, W. E. West, O. S. B. Hogg. Second row: S.S.M's. Hudson and Clifton, Lieutenants H. C. Bellamy, S. R. J. Davison, H. I. Wikner, W. Fussell, A. A. Plane, E. H. Ryrie, A. B. Snodgrass, W. B. Dalley, T. R. M'Barrow, V. A. Nosworthy, S. S. M. Dunlop. Third row: Lieutenants T. C. S, Miller, A. L. Rickard, M. J. Lenehan, L. W. Rogers, J. B. Wood, R. S. Fairey, Captain A. A. Ross, Lieutenants G. Killen, C. M. Boileau. Back row: Captain R. H. Munro, Lieutenant T. K. Gibson, Captain P…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →The Aid of the Schools; and Their "Chiefs."
To the teachers of the different schools is due immense praise,—who took off the. shoulders of the executive a vast amount of work of a kind which the latter would;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parramatta South School's Stall
Section 1.—Groceries, Flowers and Miscellancous: Miss Kidd, assisted by Misses Kenny, Bardsley (2), Learmonth, Ross, Meldrum, Neeves, Burke with sixth class…
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Mr. W. L. Atkins in charge, assisted by Misses Collins, Lee, M. Crouch, G. Taylor, IX. Crouch, O. Mott, Pattinson, O 'Loughlan, Palmer, Robinson, and Messrs. Booth,…
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The Boys' Home defeated Granville South by 6 goals to nil. Moriissey (2), Walsh (2), and Morlarty were the scorers…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lawn Tennis. Parramatta High School I. v. Petersham High School I.
Played at Imperial Oval on Wednesday. Scores:— Parramatta. Petersham. Mottershead-Harding v. Morilarty Holmes, 3-6.2-6…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Benedict's Girls' School
At the recent shorthand examination held in connection with the G.P.S. of Australia, the seven candidates sent from the above school were all highly successful, one of…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →How Our Women Earn a Living. The Schoolteacher. No. Xviii
No girl, unless in possession of a scholarly mind, and who has shown superiority in study in her primary education, could contemplate the teaching profession as a means…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Notes on Education. In Our Schools
Teachers are invited to seek information on any question relating to their school work. Correspondence will be treated confidentially.—ED. C.P.]…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Primary Schools. the Teaching of Essentials
In these days of overloaded curricula the teacher is often puzzled what to omit and what not. There is so much which seems necessary for the children that the trouble…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →For the Belgians. Garcia School of Music Entertainment
On Wednesday, 19th inst., a very enjoyable programme of musical items and dramatic sketches was presented in the Salon of the Garcia School of Music, in aid of the Belgian…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Helping the Poor Schools. the Fete in the Bible Hall. Opened by the Archbishop
The fete in aid of the Poor Schools, opened yesterday at the Bible Hall, Williamstreet by his Grace the Archbishop, will help one of the most far-reaching, yet economical,…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Denomination Schools in Labrador
As illustrating the effect of denominational education, Grenfell, in his work on "Labrador." has an illuminating reference: "The problem of education in both…
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