Religion in Schools. Position in South Australia
BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The fourth session of the Congregational Union was hold to-day, Rev. W. T. Kench (N.S.W.) presiding. Rev A H. Austin, M.A. (N.S.W.), rend a…
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Primary Schools Cricket. Coaching Young Players. Representative Matches
The season just concluded marked an era in the history of cricket in the State primary schools, inasmuch as the New South Wales Cricket Association undertook to coach the boys…
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In the public schools competition on Friday, Parramatta (Commercial) fell into the hands of the Philistines (Newtown), who romped over the locals to the tune of…
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At the last meeting of the Teachers' Guild, the report of the deputation to the Board of Examiners was read, and much satisfaction was felt at the evident desire…
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We cannot be too careful in making the work we do with the class in English thorough and fruitful. The two results do not always go together. A teacher who is very…
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Teachers are invited to seek information on any question relating to their school work. Correspondence will be treated confidentially.—ED. C.P…
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The school-church of St. Michael's, Stanmore, was opened about four years ago. But, as in all our districts where a Catholic church is opened, Catholicity has gone ahead…
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The City Council recently wrote to the Premier requesting him to receive a deputation which wished to urge the desirability of utilising the [?]rlinghurst Gaol as a public…
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The day was celebrated at the day school connected with St. Paul's Church, Redfern. The proceedings were opened with appropriate prayers, and there was an excellent programme…
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Empire Day was celebrated at the Church of England Grammar School, North Sydney, yesterday morning by an address in chapel by Mr. R. Windeyer, who dealt with the subject…
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The pupils of the Sydney Grammar School were briefly addressed by Professor M. W. MacCallum. He pointed out how the real meaning of Empire Day had been…
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As the annual football match between Newington College and the King's School, on the grounds of the former, fell on Empire Day, advantage was taken of the occasion…
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In honour of Empire Day, an entertainment and tea was given to the children of the Ragged School yesterday by Mrs. D. J. Monk. Archdeacon Boyce presided…
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[?] andwick S. P. School an honour board was unveiled by Mr. David Storey. The board contains about 100 names of old boys and teachers of the school who have gone to…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Darlinghurst Gaol. Park or School?
Recently, the City Council asked the Premier to receive a deputation to urge the desirability of utilising the Darlinghurst, Gaol site as a public park and for the erection of a memorial…
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UNVEILING ROLL OF HONOR…
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"An Ex-pupil" writes:-- "In moving this really historical Girls' High School, care should be taken to conserve its dignity and individuality. It would be a pity…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cooerwull Academy. the School Magazine
When Coerwull Academy was revivified a few years ago, it looked like bit of utter hopelessness, because [?]a[?]sing a school from the dead is nearly…
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While the need for an early removal of the Girls' High School from its present unsuitable site in Castlereagh-street is more or loss an urgont one, there is a considerable…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Not to Enlist. Embargo on Technical School Teachers
The N.S.W. Premier was recently in communication with the Federal authorities respecting the desirability of [?] from military service technical [?]…
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