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Schools, 1952

2,463 stories in Sydney's papers · page 38 of 124

For Our Young Readers Colorful dances by schoolgirls in Royal ring

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 24

NEARLY six thousand children attending schools in the metropolitan area have been preparing for this past six months for the year's Royal Show. The girls staged three of the most spectacular…

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Tasmanian Report Favors Aid for Private Schools All States Urged to Join in Requesting Commonwealth Grant

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 1

A DRAMATIC forward step in the long struggle to obtain justice for Catholic and other non-Government schools throughout Australia was taken in Tasmania last week…

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Conscience as an object of education The Pope outlines the Church's teaching an a matter of vital importance to all parents and teachers

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 4

A NEW statement on Christian education has just been issued by His Holiness Pope Pius…

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Hurstville School Girls In Displays at Show

The Propeller · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 1

Featured among the many attractions in the ring at the Royal Agricultural Show, Sydney, were display by…

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Crippled and Spastic Appeal to Establish School

The Biz · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 13

At last meeting of Holroyd Council, the Mayor, A[?]d Maunder, welcomed Mr. W. J. Thomas (chairman) and Mr. Noel Grayson (hon…

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Smithfield School. Classrooms Officially [?] Distinguised Visitors

The Biz · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 7

Favoured with perfect weather for an outdoor function, the official opening of the recently-completed additional classrooms…

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Cabramatta Infants' School Club

The Biz · Thursday 10 April 1952 · page 11

Cabramatta [?]nfants' School Club held a very successful market day on March 25, the stall being heavily laden with a good array of…

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First J.f. Tractor School at Yanco

The Land · Friday 11 April 1952 · page 32

THE first Junior Farmer Tractor School in the M.I,A. was held at the Yanco Experiment Farm last week Thirty Junior Farmers fro m the M.I.A. and…

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Teachers' President Beaten In Ballot

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 11 April 1952 · page 3

The president of the N.S.W. Teachers' Federation, Mr. S. P. Lewis, has been defeated for the…

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Teachers Choose For Themselves

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 12 April 1952 · page 2

Thanks to the postal ballot, the prolonged struggle of the teachers to throw off the Left-wing domination of their…

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Schoolchildren had a love bureau

The Sun · Sunday 13 April 1952 · page 11

A search of 400 adolescent boys and girls in an East Berlin school this week yielded one loaded revolver, one cosh, one knife, 100…

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Two schools fight out regatta race

The Sun · Sunday 13 April 1952 · page 21

GRAMMAR and The King's dominated the one-mile open-eights at yesterday's…

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Less Politics for Teachers

The Sun · Monday 14 April 1952 · page 2

Newly - elected NSW Teachers' Federation president H. F. Heath, who ousted left-winger S. P…

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School Films

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 15 April 1952 · page 2

The Deputy Director of Education, Dr. H. S. Wyndham, will conclude the Art Council's series of lectures, "The Arts in…

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Schoolgirl's Tennis Win

The Sun · Tuesday 15 April 1952 · page 25

WELLINGTON (NZ), Tuesday.-- 15-year-old schoolgirl Sonia Cox yesterday won the Otago…

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Good Response to Spastic School Appeal

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 16 April 1952 · page 1

Numerous enquiries and promises of support from various organisations and firms indicate that the…

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Holroyd To Assist Appeal To Build Spastic School

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 16 April 1952 · page 1

Mayor of Holroyd (Ald. G. E. Maunder) will shortly launch a public appeal for funds to build a permanent school for spastic children at Parramatta…

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Off to school

Tribune · Wednesday 16 April 1952 · page 1

OFF TO SCHOOL: These Czechoslovak children live in a country where a People’s Government brings them every year new schools and new, improved, brighter teaching methods. The school budget for 1951 was 20 per cent higher than the…

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Canterbury teacher retires

The Sun · Wednesday 16 April 1952 · page 4

Mr. J. A. Snowden, a teacher at Canterbury High School for 20 years, has retired from the…

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Modern methods bring school to farthest outback

The Sun · Wednesday 16 April 1952 · page 17

Teaching the language to outback Northern Territory children--white, black and a bit of both is--an experiment in education unique in the world…

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