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Schools, 1949

2,339 stories in Sydney's papers · page 75 of 117

Location of Large Baccarat School

The Sun · Sunday 11 September 1949 · page 5

ONE of Sydney's biggest baccarat schools is open seven nights a week in this block of buildings…

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WHERE £100 Bets Are Common Baccarat schools thrive: still no action

The Sun · Sunday 11 September 1949 · page 5

THREE of Sydney's biggest baccarat schools continued to operate this week. Thousands of pounds are being…

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Ex-blue Boy 'Goes Bush'; Worried Over Schooling

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 11 September 1949 · page 3

Distressed so much by having to do schoolwork with boys younger then himself, ex-blue boy Denis Hinkley, 15, ran away from home this week…

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Public Schools Resume To-day

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 13 September 1949 · page 2

Public schools in N.S.W. resume to-day after the spring vacation, which began on August 26. Private schools will resume next week…

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Schools in-- final lap before exams

The Sun · Tuesday 13 September 1949 · page 5

BACK TO SCHOOL. "Oh, to he on holidays again," sighed 13-year-old Bede Talbot as he paused during his studies to dream about the good time he'd had while on holidays from school; beside him, Keith Riley, 14, settles down to his book. OVERBOARD. Bob Tavener became ill while engaged…

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No Money for School Appeal

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 3

Auburn Council has refused an appeal by the Berala P. and C. Association for a donation towards its annual flower show,…

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Minister on School Repairs

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 4

Up to £1,500 a year had been allotted for urgent repair work on schools by private tradesmen, the Minister for…

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Sunday School Kindergarten

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 6

Working to the theme, "After Kindergarten, What—?" the organisers of the 18th Annual Kindergarten Training Week-end…

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First Day Back at School Not So Bad

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 3

For 40 boys of Granville Technical School, the blow of returning to classes yesterday, after the August…

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American Women Marines School

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 8

PARRIS ISLAND (S. Carolina).--The first group of Women Marines have begun their course of instruction at…

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Dynamite Thrown on Jewish School

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 September 1949 · page 8

NEW YORK.--After finding 38 sticks of dynamite on the roof of Brooklyn Jewish Rabbinical School, police located four boys who said they had thrown it there after carrying it for miles through…

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How School Systems Operate In Other Countries Teachers In English Catholic Schools Are Paid By State The Butler Act of 1944, which provided for a "New Deal" for British schools, imposed certain hardships and controls on Catholic . schools, but its provisions

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 4

AUSTRALIAN Catholics are familiar with the injustices that have been and are being experienced by the…

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What A Catholic P and F Association Can Do For a school to function efficiently, there must be close co-operation between parents and the teachers

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 10

IT is advisable that Catholics should have a clear understanding of their responsibilities in regard to education…

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St. Marys School Notes

Nepean Times · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 7

School resumed this week, amid much mud, with eight new enrolments and the promise of additional classroom accommodation pending the…

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How School Systems Operate In Other Countries Scotland Pays The Bills But Demands Control Of Schools

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 5

FROM as far back as the year 1696 up until the present day, education in Scotland has been conducted on…

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How School Systems Operate In Other Countries In Catholic Ireland, The Protestant Schools Receive State Aid Specially written for this Supplement of "The Catholic Weekly" by a Correspondent in Ireland

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 6

COMPULSORY School Attendance legislation in the Republic of Ireland applies to children between…

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Do You Want to Be a Teacher? If you do, here are the answers to the questions that may be bothering you

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 11

Each year about 5000 boys and girls gain the Leaving Certificate. One in every five of them enters the teaching…

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The role of the parent in a child's education The Catholic school cannot compete with an unwholesome influence in the home

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 12

THE visitation of the schools with all its variety gives rise to a constant stream of impressions…

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A higher School-leaving Age and its effects

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 13

AMONG the changes proposed in education in New South Wales, and in most other Australian States, is the…

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Intolerable Burden On Our Schools

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 17

Sir,—Catholics who have grown used to having Governments subsidise non-Catholic education with Catholic money, sometimes speak…

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