Grace Stafford Pupils
Next Saturday night Miss Grace Stafford's pupils will give a rceital at St. James's Hall. The programme includes selections by the vorse-speaking choir…
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Art in the Schools Country Pupils do well in Sydney Exhibition
Many practical minded folks ore apt to decry the educational value of art training in the schools; such an attitude, however, would be hard to sustain in…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Our Sunday Schools Cecil W. Mann, M.A. (Lecturer, Teachers' College, University of Sydney)
At this time of the year, when we are contemplating important Conference decisions which will have a far-reaching effect upon the spiritual life of the Church, it is perhaps opportune that the…
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School resumed on Tuesday, after the holidays, and again there have been several changes in the staff. Secondary Department teachers who have been…
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Pupils of Penrith and neighboring centres who have qualified for admission to Parramatta High School are:—Penrith: J. W. Fletcher, A. K…
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3041 B.—An ideal regulation outfit for the schoolgirl. Material required—one and a quarter yards of fifty-four inch width for blazer and one yard of…
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"ROSEMARY" (Cootamundra).—I am thirteen years old, and live at cootamundra with my parents. I have not brothers or sisters. And am sometimes a [?] although I Son, so I was pleased at my house winning. The girls play tennis, [?] basket-ball and hockey the boys play cricket, tennis, and football. Sometimes, other schools visit ours…
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ATHOL WRIGHT (Mr. Hope).—I live an a block of land near Mount Hope, which is our nearest town. My father has 4000 sheep no, and it is getting very dry. We have…
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"CHOCOLATE KID" (West Kempsey)—I am ten years old, and am in the fifth class at school. I like school very much and will be glad when the holidays are over. We have…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Sunday School Notes of Lessons February 16, 1930. a Day of MIRACLES—Mark 1:21-34. AIM
To illustrate the human sympathy of Jesus towards the poor and needy, so that pupils may catch this spirit and be impelled to follow Christ's example…
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The quarrel between the Teachers' Federation and the Minister for Education, Mr. Drummond, was advanced a further stage at the first council…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sydney Harbor Trust Juggling Drummond Is Like a Peevish Kid Teachers are "Black" Teaching Them Discipline
IN declaring the N.S.W. Teachers' Federation "black," D. H. Drummond, Minister for Education, is acting like a spoiled kid--or else has…
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THE finest school museum in Australia is that at the Hughenden (Q.) State School. As well as many interesting specimens of aboriginal implements…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Police Duped by Girl Amazing Escapade Ran Away From School
A REMARKABLE, story was related by a run-away schoolgirl who was located by police on Central-Railway Station last night…
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Misses M. Watson. M. Harris. D. Llewellyn, J. Robertson, and Mr. K Teale have been appointed to tho staff of the Leeton Intermediate High…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Left Home to Escape School Girl "Fed Up With Everything"
Father killed at the war, mother dead, workless and homeless--this was the pitiful tale of a pretty brunette found…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Education Dept. Still Floundering in Muddle That Exam. Scandal Ten Months to Learn Number of "Inter" Pupils Schools Still in Chaos Minister's Squabble with Teachers' Federation
IN its last issue, the "Sunday Times" told the truth about the intermediate examination scandal, by which 10,000 excited and expectant boys and girls in all parts of the State, and their parents and guardians, were being humbugged by an inefficient department…
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DEAR FELLAS,—This cramps a chap's style a bit, as "Emu" cannot tench mid travel round at the same time—can he?…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Women and Bridge in School Curriculums Now
WOMEN are crazy about it. What? Bridge, of course. They devote hours to the…
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1. The Mediterranean and the Red Sea are joined by the Sewage Canal (Suez Canal). 2. An elephant is a square animal with…
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