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Schools, 1932

3,313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 73 of 166

Basic Wage Teachers to Watch Inquiry

The Sun · Saturday 2 July 1932 · page 3

It was decided at a meeting of the Teachers' Federation to-day that the secretary, assisted by a special committee. should be represented at the…

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Passing on the Cost of N.s.w. High Schools Reimposition of Fees Is the Alternative Cabinet Will Review Alarming Cost of Education That Deficit "Inner Group" in Favor of Ruthless Cuts

The Labor Daily · Saturday 2 July 1932 · page 6

REIMPOSITION of High School fees as the alternative to the closing down of all secondary education for two years is the…

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Real Haka Male Ballet a Big Number School Dance

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 2 July 1932 · page 7

NO matter how often they are produced male ballet numbers never seem to lose their novelty. It was so with…

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Struck on Face with Batten? Schoolboy's Charge Against Teacher

Truth · Sunday 3 July 1932 · page 20

GRAVE allegations of illtreatment of in 11-years-old schoolboy are contained in a charge of assa[?] against a…

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The Schoolboy Detective Clues in the Spectacles

The Sun · Sunday 3 July 1932 · page 2

ROB PEARCE looked dubiously at John Simpson and shook his head. "I still can't believe that Tom Thirlwall did it. In fact, this makes…

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My School, No. 14. Newcastle Boys' High School

The Sun · Sunday 3 July 1932 · page 2

THE school is situated on top of a hill and is reached only after a long and arduous climb. This school is not only the most popular…

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The Sea is Calling australia's Boys! A Sailing Ship as School is Expert's Plan

The Sun · Sunday 3 July 1932 · page 35

From the tiny island of England arose a race of sailors that conquered the world. In the vast island of Australia the same breed holds good. We conquer the wastes of land, but the salt is in our blood and we…

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Schoolboy Awe For Premiers

The Sun · Sunday 3 July 1932 · page 2

Canberra schoolboys, realising full well that the problems of to-day mean their prosperity in the future, listen intently to proceedings at the Premiers, Conference,…

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Age Limit at Schools May Be Increased Many Gaps Are Likely in the Ranks of Teachers Drastic Plan Children Are Latest Victims of Economy Campaign

The Labor Daily · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 6

AS pointed out in this paper last week, every State Minister has been ordered ruthlessly to out the estimates for the year. No…

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Juvenile Ball Liverpool School Good Crowd

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 2

Witches and fairies stood around chatting with sunflowers and swagmen in Liverpool Town Hall on Saturday night, 25th ult…

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Teachers' Complaint. Overlooked in Honours List

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 5

Why have the teachers been overlooked with regard to the Imperial Service Order?" asked Mr. H. L. Dale at a meeting of the council of the Teachers' Federation on…

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The Associated Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 6

Playing in the Plume Shield competition at Hornsby on Saturday, Trinity Grammar School, 20 points (Border 3, Marks and Graham tries. Hold a goal and Border a penalty) defeated Barker…

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No Ink to Do Their Homew'rk Parents Are Too Poor to Buy It: Teachers' Fed. Meeting Basic Wage

The Labor Daily · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 5

SOME parents who send their children to State schools are so poor that they cannot afford to buy ink…

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School Site in Wrong Place? Warringah Shire Up in Arms

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 4 July 1932 · page 5

Although a site has been purchased and cleared on Sydney Road, Balgowlah, for the erection of the district High School, residents of…

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The Sack For School Cleaners Over 60

The Sun · Tuesday 5 July 1932 · page 9

A dismissal notice has been received by all cleaners over 60 years old employed in cleaning public schools throughout the State…

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At School Alleged Assault On Girl Of Five

The Sun · Tuesday 5 July 1932 · page 9

Sergeant Armfield, chief of the women police, visited a public school with other policewomen and a girl of 5 years, to-day, in an effort to get the…

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Garrula Fit for Gosford. Jumpers Schooled

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 5 July 1932 · page 2

GARRULA, who is engaged at Gosford this afternoon, ran five furlongs on the "B" grass track in 1.9 at Randwick yesterday morning. He…

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Many Teachers Want Urgent Work First Task for Mr. Drummond

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 5 July 1932 · page 8

One of the first problems confronting: the Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond), on his return to Sydney today, will be…

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Few Rhodes Scholars in Politics Only Two Gain Cabinet Rank

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 6 July 1932 · page 9

Cecil Rhodes suggested that in after life the scholars appointed under his will should "esteem the performance of…

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School Teachers. Appointments and Transfers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 6 July 1932 · page 7

The following changes in the teaching stalls of schools under the Education Department are announced:- Teachers.—Misses M. Abbey, Coffin Rock to…

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