G.p.s. Cricket New Season Opens on Saturday Strength of Schools
The Great Public School cricketers will make a start with their 1926 competitions on Saturday. Although several of last season's stars will be…
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School Inspectors Hay
Mr. Wallace Lennard, M.A., District inspector of Schools, who has recently been transferred to the Albury district, was farewelled by the staff and students of…
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Jumpers were schooled at Randwick yesterday morning, aud some gave brilliant exhibitions. One of the best was credited Gwydir (E. Kenny) and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School World Saving Children Medical Service
Dr. Harvey Sutton's staff of medical inspectors visit metropolitan schools at least once a year. On first admission children are examined very…
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Sir,--Your correspondent, "Puzzled," has made a mistake in counting the 19 successful private study candidates as pupils of non-State schools. His total for non-State pupils…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At the Blackfriar's Infant Practice School
The children then read the various health messages, which are part of the ga[?] such as "Do you like fresh fruit for…
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In a paragraph appearing recently in this journal, it was inadvertently stated that the Baptist Sunday School premises, at Parramatta, used by the Education…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Top Mast Merrylands School Flag
At the last meeting of Merrylands P. and C. Association, the headmaster of the school, Mr. Dowd, submitted a very satisfactory report of the…
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Every effort, in a legitimate way, is being made by Guildford Parents and Citizens' Association to procure funds for this year's school picnic…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Schools in Sport First Round of Cricket To-morrow
THE first round of G.P.S. cricket for the 1926 season commences to-morrow. The strongest team in the competition, on paper and on last…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →South Grafton School of Arts
Some time ago arrangements were made for the South Grafton Municipal Council to take over the South Grafton School of Arts. At…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Schools for Adults. Spread of Education in Spain
Indicative of the new spirit that is gradually making itself felt in Spain, and the progress of education, it is announced by Royal decree that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School Pig Clubs Success of the Scheme
The following extract from a pamphlet entitled "Pig Clubs for Boys and Girls," is of special interest, as showing a few of the lessons that…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Destructive Fires Girls' School Damaged
A fire, believed to have been caused by a spark from a boiler, damaged the New England [?] loardink-school, at Armdale (N.S.W.), on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →There Is One Popular School Lesson
AT ELEVEN.—The swimming lesson was the only popular one in the school curriculum during the hot spell. AT ELEVEN-ONE.—Many buttons suffered in the haste to get in AT ELEVEN-TWO.—In they go…
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In the first series one century and two hat-tricks were recorded. For Haberfield, Roberts compiled 104 not out, against Gladesville, and Collins (Concord) and Levy (Croydon Park) each registered the…
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Representatives from the metropolitan high and [?]termediate high schools will meet this afternoon [?] define the year's operations in atheletics, baseball, football: tennis, and swimming…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →High Schools Cricket. Double Century
In Wednesday series A. Marks made a record score of 213 not out for Randwick against Central Technical and Porter (N.S.H. H.) dismissed Glevelandstreet's team—eight bowled and two caught…
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Fixtures for the second round, which will be played to-day, are:- First Grade.—Kogarah v Bankstown East, Primrose Park; Belmore South v Camdenville; William-street…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →British Music S0ciety. Active Campaign. Work in the Schools
The Sydney centre of the British M[?] Society, in pursuit of the enterprising pol[?] which has made it an important factor in [?] artistic life of the city, has Planned an [?]…
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