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Schools, 1921

2,863 stories in Sydney's papers · page 27 of 144

Doesn't Co to Sunday School Boy or Seven Takes Oath

Evening News · Tuesday 15 March 1921 · page 5

"Do you go to school" [?] the magistrate (Mr. Giles Shaw) of a [?] faced little [?] of seven summers. At the Central Police Court to-day…

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"Unfair Attitude" Mr. Mutch on Teachers Money Will Be Paid

The Sun · Tuesday 15 March 1921 · page 3

When questioned to-day on the subject of teachers' salaries and the payment of the marginal increases consequent on the Board of Trade…

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School Sport G.p.s. Cricket High Schools' Swimming

The Sun · Tuesday 15 March 1921 · page 4

In the last G.P.S. cricket competition matches played, Newington Seconds gained a victory on the first innings over Sydney Grammar Seconds by 11 runs…

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The Schools. Country Teachers

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 7

The country committee was very busy at the week-end arranging matters for the Easter meeting on Saturday, March 26. The hour of assembly is 9.30 a.m., which is not too…

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School Education Parents Want Commercial Course PARKES

Evening News · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 13

When the local public school was released to the stains of a district school, with the reopening after the christmas vacation, the commercial classes, except for…

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Schools Riverview Regatta Next Saturday Interesting Cricket for the Championship

Referee · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 14

At the presentation of a case of pipes to J. M. Taylor, by the Athletic Association of Newington College, last week, the sports master, Mr. Jarvie, said J.M.T…

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Some More School Yams School Day Reminiscences

Sydney Mail · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 26

AT the age of 11 1/2 I went to a school at Croydon, kept, run, or otherwise…

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Teachers' Pay. Increases to Be Paid Soon

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 10

The Minister for Education, Mr. Mutch, said yesterday that arrangements were being made for the payment shortly of such increases of teachers' salaries as would bring all now…

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Teachers' Federation Reply to the Minister

The Sun · Wednesday 16 March 1921 · page 9

Mr. Dash, president of the Teachers' Federation, In reply to Mr. Mutch, states:--"I have no desire to enter in a controversy with the Minister, and…

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The Primary Schools. the Teaching of English

The Catholic Press · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 16

All the advice, all the rules in the world, will not help the pupils to use words if they have not the words to use. By this is meant that our boys and girls must…

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Catholic Progress in Rozelle. New School Opened

The Catholic Press · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 17

On Sunday afternoon his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney blessed and opened a magnificent new boys' school in Right Rev. Monsignor Moynagh's parish of Rozelle…

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Notes on Education. In Our Schools

The Catholic Press · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 16

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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Secondary School Bursaries Cathoic Successes in the Country

The Catholic Press · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 17

The Bursary Endowment Board announced on Monday the following awards, completing the list of bursaries granted to candidates from country schools. The name…

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At Marist Brothers' High School, Darlinghurst

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 9

Walter Fairlie Clarke (Marist Brothers' High School, Darlinghurst), Leonard Richard Hooper, (Marist Brothers' Boys' School. Hunter's Hill.)…

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Letters University Training for Our Teachers

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 15

Sir,— At the Sydney University; the crown of our education system, free tuition is now largely given in all dear partments, except that of Teaching—…

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Monsignor Moynagh's Latest Work. Additions to Christian Brothers' School. the Archbishop at Balmain

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 19

The Archbishop of Sydney, on Sunday, made a grateful tribute to the zealous labors of the Right Rev. Monsignor J. P. Moynagh, P.P., V.F., in…

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"Every School a Temple."

The Australian Worker · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 19

Education is the most radical thing in the world. To teach, the alphabet is to inaugurate revolution…

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School Ideals. Mr. Mutch in Doubt

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 9

Referring yesterday to the resolution carried at the Economy Conference on Tuesday urging the more systematic inculcation of ideals of social service in the schools, Mr. Mutch,…

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Swimming in Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 17 March 1921 · page 6

"Breast-stroke." writing on "Swimming in Schools," says:-- "A teacher in the Monaro district started to tench his boys swimming in a creek, which…

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