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Schools, 1937

3,514 stories in Sydney's papers · page 63 of 176

"More Support" Sunday School's Need Quarterly Conference

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 16

"The future of the Church lids with the training of the young, and more support should be given to Sunday Schools," said Rev. C. Wilder…

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Granville Trades School Has Splendid Record Increased Activities and Future Plans

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 17

Covering a wide held of activity the Granville Trades School, a branch of the Sydney Technical College, is becoming an [?] factor in…

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Teacher in Pulpit Interesting Address

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 2

The service at the Granville Presbyterian Church last Sunday was conducted by Mr. J. Carson, M.A., language master at the Cowra Intermediate High School…

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£15 for School of Arts

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 3

Auburn Council on Monday decided to donate £15 to the Auburn School of Arts. A request for a donation had been made by the secretary (Mr. John…

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Evening School for Girls and Women Next Term Starts May 25

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 10

Excellent results are obtained by girls and women who attend the domestic science school at Auburn. The school is staffed by thoroughly…

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Winter School For Farmers

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 2

THE Minster for Agriculture (Mr. Main) states that application! will close on 1st June for admission to the winter schools for farmers to be held at…

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Dairy Science Schools Arranged

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 4

IN continuance of the policy of giving instruction to dairy factory employees, the N.S.W. Director of Dairying (Mr. L. T. MacInnes) has made arrangements for…

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New Secretary of A.A.A. of New South Wales Schoolmate of Jack Metcalfe's and a Scholar

Referee · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 18

A YOUNG man of parts is the new honorary secretary of the Amateur Athletic Association of N.S.W., Ivan Hains. One of the youngest ever to hold down the secretaryship (being only 24 years of age), he is something of a genius at studies, having…

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One Of the Old School

Referee · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 21

MR. W. MURNANE, one of the old school of coursing, was at Routy Hill last week to see the N.S.W. Oaks meeting…

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Empire Day. Guildford-public School

The Broadcaster · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 4

Empire Day was celebrated on May 5 at Guildford Public School. Mr. A. Alistey, president of the Parents and Citizens' Association, presided. In an…

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Fruit of Secular Schools. Seeking Knowledge, Manly

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 11

Is Australia Christian? Most people in Australia profess to be Christian. Politically and constitutionally Australia professes no religion, but…

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Coronation Libraries For Bush Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 19

AS a practical celebration of the Coronation, and in accordance with their Majesties' interest in the youth of the nation, it has been decided to institute "Coronation…

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Social and Personal. Lady Wakehurst's Interest in Skating.—School Holidays.—Interstate Visits.—Travellers' Plans.—Honoured by Poland. Skating Enthusiast

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 19

Lady Wakehurst intends to take up skating again this winter, and yesterday morning she looked in at the Glaciarium with her two little sons, the Hon. David and the Hon. Robert…

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The Schools. Empire Comradeship

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 5

The Comrades' Correspondence branch of the League of the Empire was founded in 1901. By its means, Australian pupils between the ages of 11 and 18 are put into…

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St. Mary's Public School Diamond Jubilee In July

The Sun · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 16

St. Mary's (South Creek) Public School will celebrate its diamond jubilee at the school on July 10, when all old pupils are invited to…

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Teachers Hit at Mode of Examination "Often Exasperating and Stupid'' Federation Chief Urges One Intelligence Test Too Few Examiners?

The Sun · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 24

"THE burden on both school pupils and their teachers of intermediate and leaving examinations could be lightened by 50 per cent. if the Education Department would appoint more examiners; but they won't…

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Aviation Tuition in Schools State Ministers To Discuss Idea

The Sun · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 24

Technical training in aviation in schools and technical colleges will be discussed by the Australian Education Council, which will meet in Sydney…

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Marist Brothers' School

The Propeller · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 1

On Coronation Day the Mayor of Bexley (Alderman Barwell), accompanied by Alderman Dr. Whittemore and the Town Clerk (Mr. Fowler),…

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Riposte Schools Randwick Jumping

The Labor Daily · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 2

Few horses turned out for schooling practice at Randwick yesterday morning. Riposte, who was having his initial lesson over the brush, with G. Robinson in the…

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School Children's Part 150th ANNIVERSARY

The Labor Daily · Thursday 20 May 1937 · page 6

The Minister in Charge of Australia's 150th Anniversary Celebrations, Mr. Dunningham, stated yesterday that children would play a big…

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