School Art Show
An exhibition of school art will be held in the Blaxland Galleries. of Farmer's Store, Pitt St…
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New Charter of Education Adopted by Teachers' Federation
The Australian Teachers' Federation has adopted a Charter of Education based on the United Nations Declaration of Human…
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Containing four school rooms, one kindergarten room, double toilets, tuck shop, etc., the modern new building of St. Patrick's…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Lesson for the Teacher
The following letter was printed in "The Sydney Morning Herald" recently. The opinion it expresses might well, be more widely…
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Continued on Trove, page 3 →[?]Star Letter of the Week The Little Bush School
To THE EDITOR. Sir, —The little bush schools seem to be disappearing from the…
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Sir,—The statement in "Warringah's" letter ("Herald," [?] Jan. 16) that "children are not able to battle with peak-hour…
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Sir,—No thoughtful practising teacher, knowing the present teacher-training system in N.S.W., would agree…
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The Minister for Education, Mr. R. J. Heffron, will open an exhibition of school art next Monday at Farmer's…
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ON TUESDAY WEEK the new school term will start and parents who will be sending their boys to High schools in Sydney for the first time will find that the cost of fitting them out with immediate essentials will be almost £25…
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Teachers said yesterday that children would overflow classrooms in many State schools when the schools reopen on January 29 after the Christmas…
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S[?]—In reply to Mr. Whit[?]ley's letter ("Herald," Jan. 18) on training of teachers, I would like to record…
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100 specialist teachers will take over the art instruction of State school pupils this year,…
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Fifteen hundred men and women currently being fined for jay-walking during the pre-Christmas shopping rush may well look around Sydney streets and say "How unlucky I was to be caught!" For Sydney Dedestrians…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →"New" education for 400,000 primary-school children Health ousts English as No. 1 subject in schools
HEALTH, character building, and sociology receive the greatest emphasis in…
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Sir,—Mr. H. J. C. Whiteley complains ("Herald," January l8) that the various teachers' colleges are not training…
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English visitors Miss Zelia Raye and Miss Jackson Reid are being entertained at luncheon at…
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English visitors Miss Zelia Raye and Miss Jackson Reid are being entertained at luncheon at…
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English visitors Miss Zelia Raye and Miss Jackson .Reid are being entertained at luncheon at…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Crowding in Schools. Record Attendances
Teachers said last week that children would overflow class-rooms in many State schools when the schools reopen on January 29…
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