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Schools, 1952

2,463 stories in Sydney's papers · page 18 of 124

Schoolboys at Funeral Mass

The Sun · Friday 15 February 1952 · page 4

More than 200 people attended the Requiem Mass at St. Mary Magdalene Church, Rose Bay,…

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All Schools' titles

The Sun · Friday 15 February 1952 · page 17

All Schools' annual swimming carnival will be held at North Sydney Olympic Pool on…

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For the Record: Hillel College & Day School is a Public Utility

The Sydney Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1952 · page 2

Hillel College this week commences its appeal to the Community. For many years Jewish Eduication has been a major problem, and persistent efforts have always been maintained in ibue…

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3-Day Tamworth Farming School

Daily Mirror · Saturday 16 February 1952 · page 4

A school of animal husbandry and agriculture for graziers, farmers, stock agents and others with rural interests will be held at Tamworth from next Monday to Wednesday…

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Dancing is big business For dancing teachers, modern Americans desire to keep on its toes is readily convertible into cash

The Sun · Sunday 17 February 1952 · page 14

THIS year between six and eight million Americans will demonstrate their enthusiasm…

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A schoolgirl's song became a hit

The Sun · Sunday 17 February 1952 · page 14

Down in Bermuda, Paradise for two, I lost my lover, there on the blue. We went sailing on a coral sea,…

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• Dull Play Mars Shield Match Schoolboys Cheer, But Adults Are Bored

The Sunday Herald · Sunday 17 February 1952 · page 7

Although some thousands of schoolboys, present as guests of the N.S.W. Cricket Association, were excited enough at the Cricket Ground yesterday, most adults had a rather dull day, relieved in the closing half-hour by some full-blooded shot-making by N.S.W. batsmen Richie Benaud and Jack Moroney…

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Higher Fees At Sydney Private Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 2

Most private boys' and girls' schools in Sydney have increased their tees for day pupils and boarders because of…

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Miranda School Boycotted

The Sun · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 5

175 schoolchildren were kept away from Miranda public school today…

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Teacher Described As Senile

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 2

A teacher was described by a doctor as being in an advanced stage of pre - senility…

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134 Children Kept Home in School 'Strike' at Miranda

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 7

Parents of 134 children attending the Miranda Public School refused to send their children to the school today, alleging insufficient and unsuitable facilities. This action was…

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Shipboard School Was Bis Success

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 13

Twenty-years-old Mary Kempe, of Dorset, was "head mistress" of a school for 284 children…

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Teacher Described As Senile

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 2

A teacher was described by a doctor as being in an advanced stage of presenility…

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Shipboard School Was Big Success

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 13

Twenty-years-old Mary Kempe, of Dorset, was "head mistress" of a school for 284 children…

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Shipboard School Was Bis Success

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 13

Twenty-years-old Mary Kempe, of Dorset, was "head mistress" of a school for 284 children…

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134 Children Kept Home in School 'Strike' at Miranda

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 7

Parents of 134 children attending the Miranda Public School refused to send their children to the school today, alleging insufficient and unsuitable facilities. This action was…

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Shipboard School Was Big Success

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 13

Twenty-years-old Mary Kempe, of Dorset, was "head mistress" of a school for 284 children…

Continued on Trove, page 13 →

134 Children Kept Home in School 'Strike' at Miranda

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 7

Parents of 134 children attending the Miranda Public School refused to send their children to the school May, alleging insufficient and unsuitable facilities. This action was…

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School Fees Up

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 3

Several private schools have raised their fees from the beginning of the present term…

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Shipboard School Was Big Success

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 February 1952 · page 13

Twenty-years-old Mary Kempe, of Dorset, was "head mistress" of a school for 284 children…

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