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Schools, 1954

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Happiness Without Love?—Third article in a series Conflicts in the life of a school child

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 17 June 1954 · page 2

IN spite of Christ's promise, "I have come that they may have life and have it more…

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Caringbah School

The Propeller · Thursday 17 June 1954 · page 1

It is expected that tenders for the erection of a new fourteen-room school to be erected at North Caringbah will be…

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Duke as a schoolboy

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 17 June 1954 · page 5

THESE four pictures of the Duke of Edinburgh were taken when he took part in a biscuit-eating race as a schoolboy. Between the ages of six and nine he attended the Mac Jannet American School, in the Paris suburb of St. Cloud, where die pictures were taken. The Duke…

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School Inquiry To Begin At End Of Month

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 17 June 1954 · page 5

A public inquiry into secondary education in New South Wales will begin in Sydney at the end of this month, the Acting Minister for Education, Mr. J. F…

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Lay Teachers for Jewish Pupils

The Sydney Jewish News · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 2

A scheme of religious instruction by lay teachers will start in ten northern suburbs primary schools next week…

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'School's In' At Deewhy; C.W.A. H'Crafts Classes

The Land · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 34

FIFTY-ONE MEMBERS of C.W.A. Branches representing all parts of N.S.W. will "go to school" at Keera House Seaside Holiday Home, Deewhy, from Monday next to attend a…

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Turkeymen's School At Wagga

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 20

The third annual school for turkey raisers will be held at Wagga Agricultural…

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Law Teaching Suggested For Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 7

A suggestion that law should be taught in schools was made by the Crown Prosecutor, Mr. R. R…

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Many miles to "school"

The Sun · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 22

THOUSANDS of travelling miles will be covered by 51 members of the Country…

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Two-up school was 'new'

The Sun · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 13

Vice squad chief Det.-Sgt. R. Walden denied in Central Court today that a…

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Fijian footballer meets boy from his old school

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 18 June 1954 · page 11

COACH of the touring Fijian Rugby Union team, Ratu George Cakabou (right),…

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Inter-school Chess

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 19 June 1954 · page 16

Grammar Shore, Randwick and Homebush are the leaders in the A-grade inter-school teams competition after two, rounds…

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Shakespeare At School Shakespeare and the Classroom, edited by A. K. Hudson; foreword by Bernard Miles.—Heinemann, London

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 19 June 1954 · page 10

UNDER the title, "Shakespeare and the Classroom," A. K. Hudson has edited for the Society for Teachers of…

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Chucklers' Corner School's in

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 20 June 1954 · page 34

Hurrying, scurrying, hustling bustling, School and girls once more they meet…

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No slacks for girl; no school either

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 9

A doctor yesterday ordered to bed for two months a young rheumatic sufferer whom school officials had forbidden to wear slacks. The girl is Beverley…

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Handicrafts School

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 27

For the first time in ten years, the Country Women's Association has organised a two weeks' handicraft course, which began at Keera House, Dee Why, yesterday…

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Handicrafts School

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 27

For the first time in ten years, the Country Women's Association has organised a two weeks' handicraft course, which began at Keera House, Dee Why, yesterday…

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Handicrafts School

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 27

For the first time in ten years, the Country Women's Association has organised a two weeks' handicraft course, which began at Keera House, Dee Why, yesterday…

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Handicrafts School

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 27

For the first time in ten years, the Country Women's Association has organised a two weeks' handicraft course, which began at Keera House, Dee Why, yesterday…

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Handicrafts School

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 22 June 1954 · page 27

For the first time in ten years, the Country Women's Association has organised a two weeks' handicraft course, which began at Keera House, Dee Why, yesterday…

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