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Schools, 1921

2,863 stories in Sydney's papers · page 71 of 144

School of Arts

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 4

The increasing popularity of the Guildford School of Arts is demonstrated by the increasing number of lettings of its hall for various functions. This adds…

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Pendle Hill School of Arts

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 3

The annual meeting of the Pendle Hill School of Arts was held on Monday, 11th inst. Mr. A. Lee was elected to the position of president, and Mr. R. Graham was…

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School for Penshurst

Evening News · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 3
Also in The Daily Telegraph

The Minister for Education Mr. [?] M.L.A. visited Penshurst and was not [?] a deputation composed of the Mayor…

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Schools' Sport Newington Triumph Over the King's Riverview Have Close Call at Hunter's Hill

Referee · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 11

The Great Public Schools football competition has settled down properly now. Though the process of elimination leaves Newington College and St…

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In the Newington-the King's School Rugby Union Match

Referee · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 11

HILL (T.K.S.) TACKLING A NEWINGTON PLAYER. OTHERS IN THE PICTURE ARE CHAPMAN (N.C.), HANSON (T.K.S.), FAIRLEY (N.C.), FRIEND (T.K.S.), BARDSLEY (N.C.). RAMSAY (T.K.S.), SOLOMON (T.K.S.), MACPHERSON (N.C.), LAMPORT (T.K.S.)…

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Miss A. Molster. Popular Teacher Resigning

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 12

Miss Anne Molster, headmistress of the Kogarah Commercial and Domestic Girls' School and one of the best known figures in teaching circles, has signified her intention of…

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Minister Visits Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 9

On Monday the Minister for Education, Mr. Mutch, visited the Public schools at Carlton, Kogarah, Hurstville, and Penshurst. He was met by representative citizens, and…

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Public School Memorial Gates at Condobolin

Sydney Mail · Wednesday 20 July 1921 · page 31

These gates, which were unveiled in September last by Mr. P. Board, M.A., C.M.G., Director of Education, cost £200. Their erection was due mainly to the energy of the head master (Mr. J. B. May). On them are inscribed the names of old scholars who volunteered for service—nurses and soldiers. The names of those killed in action are marked with a cross. Last Anzac Day the gates were…

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Notes on Education. In Our Schools

The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 11

[Teachers are invited to seek information on and question relating to their school work. Correspondence will be treated confidentially.—ED. C.P.]…

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New School at Hurstville. Foundations Blessed by the Archbishop

The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 21

On Sunday last, his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney blessed the foundationstone of the new school, in charge of the Sisters of Charity, at Hurstville. The Rev…

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Convent of Mercy High School, Redfern

The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 39

Prior to the mid-winter vacation, the young lady students of the Sisters of Mercy High School, Redfern, entertained their friends at a bright little concert,…

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School Examinations. St. Brigid's School, Marrickville

The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 39

Following are the results of the Commercial class for half year ending June 17: Shorthand, Advanced Theory and Speed Test, I.P.S.: Enid Davis. Intermediate…

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New School at Hurstville the Archbishop Blesses Foundation. Interesting Address on Education

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 26

The absence of the Rev. Father R. Woulfe from his parish of Hurstville, was regretted on Sunday by the Archbishop of Sydney and the people, on…

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Protestant Prayers Introduced Into State Schools the Archbishop's Protest

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 15

His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney, at the blessing of the foundation stone of the new school at Hurstville on Sunday, said that the he would like…

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Hurstville's New School

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 22

It is interesting to know that, in connection with the building of the new school at Hurstville, the foundation-stone of which was blessed by his…

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Suspicuous Fires In Victorian State Schools MELBOURNE

Evening News · Thursday 21 July 1921 · page 6

The Fire Brigade turned out last night [?] an outbreak at carlton state school. Two separate fires were discovered in…

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Costly Colleges. Duntroon-jervis Bay. Big Staffs, Few Pupils

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 22 July 1921 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Thursday.--It was recently elicited that, white the staff at Duntroon Military College comprises 170, there are only 81 students…

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Schools' Sports Two Big Rugger Union Games To-morrow

Arrow · Friday 22 July 1921 · page 11

Interest in schools Rugger will be divided between two games to-morrow. At Parramatta The King's School, with the solitary defeat against Newington,…

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The Bush School

The Sydney Stock and Station Journal · Friday 22 July 1921 · page 7

In opening a new public school building at Griffith, with room for 200 children, Mr. Buttenshaw, M.L.A., said that the facilities for education…

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