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Schools, 1939

3,286 stories in Sydney's papers · page 49 of 165

School of Arts Fairfield Committee Meeting

The Biz · Thursday 20 April 1939 · page 3

Many important matters were dealt with at the meeting of Fairfield School of Arts last Thursday night. The president, Mr. H. A. Clancy, occupied the chair,…

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"Teachers Poor Defence Pupils"

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 5

School teachers do not like going back to school. That was demonstrated yesterday when 200 attended an anti-gas…

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International Art Show Striking Work By School Pupils

The Sun · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 6

An international art exhibition, representative of the work of schoolchildren in ten countries, will be held at the Department of Education,…

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School Attendance

The Land · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 10

"Anxious": M[?] son passed the P.F. examination about 18 mon.; ago, and although he is not yet 14 years of age he has been working and earning…

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French Liner Sinks After Fire — Making Machine-guns at Lithgow — Inadequate School Accommodation

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 14

The French liner, Paris (34,569 tons), which sank at the pier at Le Havre as a result of a disastrous fire. Art treasures, worth about £150,000. which were consigned to the New York Fair, were saved. Vickers machine-guns are being produced at high ptessure at the Small…

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G.P.S Crews. Nepean Trials. Course Rows Done. Sydney High School Impressive

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 15

The placid stretches of the Nepean River near Penrith were transformed into great activity yesterday, when the crews preparing for the Great…

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Progress in Defence. Educating the Public. First Gas School

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 13

The first gas instruction school to be held in Austialia will begin under the National Emergency Services at the Randwick Small Arms school to-day…

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Neglected Schools. Unhealthy and Crowded. Urgent City Needs

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 10

Charges of neglect of the proper maintenance of State schools have been bluntly made and as bluntly denied. An inspection, however, of a…

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Heating in Schools. Money Available

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 11

The Minister for Education Mr. Drummond announced last night that money had been made available to permit the installation of heating…

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£30,000 Needed to Heat Schools May Get Cheap Power

The Sun · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 3

At least £30,000 is needed to give adequate heating to State schools in Sydney, according to investigations by the Education Department, it was stated to-day. As a start, slow combustion stoves are being…

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Gas Instruction School Opened

The Sun · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 2

The 47 instructors, under the National Emergency scheme, who attended the opening session to-day of the first gas instruction school held…

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Rockdale Schools

The St George Call · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 1

The Rockdale town clerk (Mr. Scott) said at the last council meeting that the Brighton–le–Sands P. and C. Association made application for the usual donation…

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Want Schools Heated Parents' Demand To Minister

Daily News · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 2

A demand that a scheme to provide heating for school classrooms should be put into operation immediately was forwarded to the Minister for Education,…

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Indignation Over Lack Of School Fuel Animals Warm While Children Go Cold

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 4

News that animals at the Zoo were being warmed by special supplies of fuel aroused general resentment yesterday among schoolteachers. "We feel it is pitiable that even animals are kept warm…

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No Fires At School

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 21 April 1939 · page 7

ASHFIELD INFANTS' SCHOOL, like hundreds more in the State, has no fires. These children at Ashfield school did classroom exercises yesterday to keep warm…

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Heating Need in Schools Teachers Criticise Government

The Sun · Saturday 22 April 1939 · page 3

The country committee executive of the Teachers' Federation, representing 2000 schools, strongly criticised the Government last night for its…

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Teachers Plan Letters To All N.S.W. Councils Doubled School Fuel Grant "Useless"

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 22 April 1939 · page 6

New South Wales teachers have decided on a concerted drive to get proper heating for schoolchildren this winter. They claim that the promise that the fuel allowance…

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The Afternoon Sunday School

The Methodist · Saturday 22 April 1939 · page 13

Sir,—The failing afternoon Sunday School can be restored. I know a circuit where the numbers were falling off to such an extent that alarm…

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The Schools' Boat Race. Keen Struggle Expected. To-day's Great Race at Penrith. Shore and Sydney High Mosl Favoured

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 22 April 1939 · page 21

To-day's race for the Sohool's eight-oar championship on the Nepean River promises to be keenly contested. The history of the event over a number of years shows that the event has always provided a close finish, and another exciting: race is anticipated…

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School Games. Folk Dancing for Girls. Basket Ball for Boys

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 22 April 1939 · page 17

The State Director of Physical Education Mr. Gordon Young, has arranged to introduce folk dancing for girls in State schools…

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