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Schools, 1930

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Penshurst Public School

The Propeller · Friday 14 February 1930 · page 7

The annual meeting of the Penshurst Parents and Citizens' Association, held on the 6th instant at the Penshurst Public School, was well attended, and…

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Largest Public School

The Propeller · Friday 14 February 1930 · page 2

Central Bankstown to-day has the largest Public school in the State. For a long time Hurstville held the honor, but owing to the division of…

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School Girl Injured

The Propeller · Friday 14 February 1930 · page 7

Winifred Sly, a school girl, aged 12 years, residing at Belmont Avenue, Penshurst, was knocked down one day this week by a motor cycle ridden by…

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School--and After

Daily Pictorial · Friday 14 February 1930 · page 6

WHAT is the prospect before the thousands of pupils who annually pass the examinations of the higher…

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Continuation School

The Biz · Friday 14 February 1930 · page 3

Evening classes for young ladies will be held at Auburn Domestic Science School, near Auburn Town Hall, on Mondays, Tuesdays and…

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Grace Stafford's Pupils

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 12

Pupils of Miss Grace Stafford will appear at St. James's Hall to-night in a programme of recitations and stetches, with some selections by the verse-speaking choir…

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Fond of School

The Farmer and Settler · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 23

[?]AY (woombye).—One of my staters has a little col[?] pup, she called It "Peter." I turned nine on the sixth of January, and I got many presents. ONe of our cowa had a…

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Sunday School Examination

The Methodist · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 6

Enquiries are still being received at the office of the Y.P.D. regarding the forthcoming examinations. In case others arc also in doubt, we "would amplify the information already sent out…

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The Sunday School Notes of Lessons February 23, 1930. Cleansing a LEPER—Mark 1:35-45. 1.—INTRODUCTION

The Methodist · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 8

The captains of the class teams (or a selected scholar, if competitions are not held) should give a brief account of last week's lesson, leading up to the position" at which to-day's lesson begins. This…

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After School

The Sun · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 3

A sunny afternoon in the Domain is an enjoyable occasion for an afterschool game…

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Leeton High School Enrolment Leeton

The Labor Daily · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 4

Six hundred and nine children were enrolled at the Leeton intermediate High School last week, of which 245 are in the primary, 212 in the secondary, and 152…

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Killed by Scissors Little Girl's Amazing Death at School

Daily Pictorial · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 2

BRISBANE, Friday. -- Beryl Connell (7) was killed when she fell on scissors which she had taken to Mackay School for a sewing lesson…

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School Inspectors. Departmental Promotions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 21

The following promotions in the Department of Education have been made:—Mr. George Boss Thomas, B.A., Deputy-Chief Inspector of Schools, to be Chief Inspector of…

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Teacher Retires. After 45 Years' Service

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 11

Miss E. L. Moulsdale, assistant Science Mistress of the Fort-street Girls' High School, is retiring this month after 45 years' service with the Education Department…

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Music Teachers' Conference

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 12

Many subjects of importance to the teaching profession will be discussed at the third annual music teachers' conference, which is to be held at Easier. The Premier. Mr. Davin, will give…

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Letters Minister Versus Teachers' Federation. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 February 1930 · page 12

Sir,—Many people outside those connected with the education system of the state will sincerely regret the imposse which has been reached in the controversy between the…

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Riding School

Sunday Times · Sunday 16 February 1930 · page 11

A NOVEL riding school has come into being through Miss Holly McWilliams talks "on the air" during the women's and younger get sessions from…

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London Helps Its Defective Children A Peep Into the Battersea School

Sunday Times · Sunday 16 February 1930 · page 20

GREATLY interested in the work of the Sydney Rotary Club on behalf of the crippled children of New South Wales, I am reminded of the work done hy a fine school I visited in London, whereby the crippled or invalid child was sympathetically and scientifically trained…

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Bursary Exam. Scandal Winners Over a Month Late for School

Sunday Times · Sunday 16 February 1930 · page 1

THE intermediate exam. delay scandal, exposed by the "Sunday Times," is not the worst feature of the chaotic Department of Education…

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Honor to "High" Intermediate Supplies Famous School With Two More Youths, of Promise

Sunday Times · Sunday 16 February 1930 · page 8

SYDNEY HIGH SCHOOL is one of the youngest Great Public Schools in N.S.W., but its record in the halls of learning and on the field of manly sport is something of which the famous institution is very proud. The walls of its Great Hall arc ornamented in glory with trophies won by the boys in all branches of juvenile…

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