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Schools, 1932

3,313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 42 of 166

Rural Schools Departments of Agriculture and Education Differ

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 7

In his annual report of the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, the principal (Mr. E. A. Southes) drew attention to a matter of more than ordinary…

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Instructing Farmers Fifth Annual School at Gatton College (Q.)

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 3

The fifth annual school of Instruction to farmers at Gatton College (Q.) will be hold from 20th June to 2nd July, both days Inclusive. The object of these…

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St. Gabriel's School for Deaf Boys. a Visit to Manly

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 31

Many of the friends who took a hand in catering for the needs of the Deaf and Dumb boys a decade ago, when St. Gabriel's was established, are still with us…

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Great Public Schools' Cricket

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 24

All the .G.P.S. matches in the sixth round set clown for conclusion on the 6th instant were drawn. This result left St. Joseph's College and Newington…

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The Worker on the Dole. And Pampered Children of Secondary Schools. Dr. Tuomey Protests

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 13

"There are some 30,000 children attending the Secondary schools at a cost of some £30 per head per annum, said Rev. Dr. Tuomey, P.P., Brskineville, at the…

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New School Hall at Naremburn. Archbishop Sheehan Blesses Foundation Stone. an Inspiriting Address on the Present Political Conditions

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 15

We could not have realised our long wished for hopes—the building of this school has—said Rev. Father J. Rohan, on Sunday, at…

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40 Children for W.A. Farm School. London, April 12

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 9

The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Latham), the Agent-General for Western Australia (Mr. W. C. Angwin), and Sir William Cam[?]ion (former Governor of Western Australia)…

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The Schools. Observance of Wool Week

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 4

The Education Department desires that in all schools observance should be taken of Wool Week, which begins next Monday. According to a departmental authority…

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Wingham School Requirements. Wingham

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 10

The Minister for Education (Mr.Davies) visited Wingham yesterday. The Minister inspected the school, where the disabilities under which teachers and scholars worked were…

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Cricket. Great Public Schools. First Half Completed

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 12

With the conclusion yesterday of the match between Scots' College and St. Ignatius' College the first half of the Great Public Schools competition was completed. St.Joseph's College, wh[?]…

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Reonui's Escape Collided with Rail RANDWlCK SCHOOLING

The Labor Daily · Thursday 14 April 1932 · page 2

[?]EONUI narrowly escaped injury while schooling with Suntan at Randwick yesterday morning. He attempted to run through a gap in…

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Congregational Displacing Communal Schools

The Hebrew Standard of Australasia · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 7

"Is it more important to teach Jewish ethics and religious observances to American Jewish children than it is to teach them the Hebrew language? Will…

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Taxes. Public Servants. All Police Paid. Some Teachers Waiting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 9

Although the Premiers' Conference has brought a lull in the actual conflict between the Commonwealth and New South Wales Governments,…

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School Sport. Intermediate High and Central Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 13

Entries for the winter competitions close on April 22 and competitions commence on May 11. Hockey has been added to the schedule. There will be five grades of Rugby League three of Soccer,…

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Great Public Schools' Rowing

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 12

Sydney Church of England Grammar School at practice yesterday: J. Burrell (bow), R. Hannah, W. B. Buckham, B. T. Coulson, C. R. Sinclair, F. A. Page, D. M. Cowlishaw, I. G. Esplin, and J. H. Cooper (cox)…

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Hard Times for Young People Teacher's Views

The Sun · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 7

In "The Sun" yesterday Miss Mabel Westall, who has returned after 27 years as the principal of a Girls Independent School in…

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Hurstville Public School. Past and Present

The Propeller · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 3

The history of school development in any community broadly represents its stages of general expansion. The school follows immediately upon…

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Lugarno Sunday School

The Propeller · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 1

The third anniversary of the Lugarno Sunday School was celebrated last Sunday. About fifty were in attendance, nearly all the children's…

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Bradman and Schoolboys

The Propeller · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 2

The Recreation Hall on the premises of Messrs. F. J. Palmer and Son, Limited, Pitt and Park Streets, Sydney, was taxed to its utmost seating capacity last…

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Transfer of Teachers

The Propeller · Friday 15 April 1932 · page 6

The Department of Education notifies the following appointments and transfer of teachers in connection with local schools:--Miss D. Culey,…

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