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Schools, 1963

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Teachers decide on action to beat education crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 2 January 1963 · page 8

SYDNEY: Determination to develop action of the members was the keynote of the Annual Conference of the New South Wales Teachers' Federation held on December 17, 18 and 19 in Sydney. Decisions made expressed…

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Rev. seeks teachers in London

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 January 1963 · page 1

The Director of the N.S.W. Board of Jewish Education, Rev. T. Rafalowicz, left for London last…

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Improvements for Bass Hill school

The Biz · Wednesday 9 January 1963 · page 4

Improved toilet facilities and other works will be carried out at Bass Hill Public School by the Education Department and the Department of Public Works. However, the project…

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Australian Teachers in Uzbekistan

Tribune · Wednesday 16 January 1963 · page 10

A visit to Uzbekistan by Australian educationists, during a tour of the Soviet Union (now completed) has been reported by Novosti Press Agency. The delegation includes Miss Alma…

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Teachers to plan National Congress

Tribune · Wednesday 16 January 1963 · page 2

SYDNEY: Regarding the question of Federal Aid for Education as an urgent matter, the Australian Teachers' Federation, at their annual conference last week decided to hold a National…

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JOBS: open letter to parents, school leavers

Tribune · Wednesday 16 January 1963 · page 1

The trap of unemployment is closing around many of you, who are the people perhaps most concerned about jobs, training and development in the immediate future. You are increasingly worried by the thought of the poverty and despair that has already been the lot of scores of thousands of Australian men and women out of work for many months…

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Oud Oranje kraakte HFC met 8-2 Roozen school vijf maal raak

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 18 January 1963 · page 11

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School prepares for new pupils

The Biz · Wednesday 23 January 1963 · page 7

Cabramatta High School expects at least 430 new first year pupils to enrol on…

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Lagere technische school voor minder validen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 January 1963 · page 10

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Indoor sport School opens its doors More Than 200 First to Enrol Big 'bus lift'

The Biz · Wednesday 30 January 1963 · page 2

Eight classrooms at the futuristic Westfields High School opened today for the first time as more man 200 pupils were enrolled for the 1963 school term. The classrooms were…

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School may have record for State 'Remarkable' passes

The Biz · Wednesday 30 January 1963 · page 11

Cabramatta High School is believed to have set a record last year for the percentage of Commonwealth Scholarships awarded to a co-educational high school. Eleven coveted…

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A "New Teacher" Soviet education provides Opportunity for children

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1963 · page 10

"The children there have every opportunity in the world." THIS was how a Sydney high-school headmistress, Miss…

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K. D. School 8 Weeks’ Delay

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 February 1963 · page 1

The transfer of the King David School to its new premises at Edgecliflt has been postponed by…

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400 new pupils

The Biz · Wednesday 6 February 1963 · page 6

Cabramatta High School last week enrolled more than 400 new pupils, to begin stage I in the new secondary education course…

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'Double' donation to local school Lions' cheque

The Biz · Wednesday 13 February 1963 · page 3

Fairfield Lions Club last week made a "double-barrelled" donation of £400 to the Patrician Brothers High School. The donation will…

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“Academic Qualifications” Five more teachers for Ed. Board

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 February 1963 · page 1

Five candidates have been selected from more than 25 overseas applicants for positions as full-time teachers with the N.S.W. Board of Jewish Education, a spokesman for the board said this week…

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H. M. The Queen to open W. C. Wurth Medical School

Tharunka · Monday 18 February 1963 · page 3

Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth [?], will open the Wallace Wurth School of Medicine and The School of Biological Sciences at 10.35 a.m., on Monday, 4th March, Mr. G. L. Macauley, the Registrar, said early this morning…

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Infants School's Appeal for Help

The Biz · Wednesday 20 February 1963 · page 7

An increase in the number of kindergarten classes at Cabramatta West Infants' School has led to an appeal for used toys. The appeal, for educational toys…

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Ceremony at high school Prefects Inducted

The Biz · Wednesday 27 February 1963 · page 4

Students and staff of Fairfield Boys' High School last week witnessed the induction of 20 prefects elect in a special ceremony…

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Award moves for private school staffs

Tribune · Wednesday 27 February 1963 · page 11

SYDNEY: The Miscellaneous Workers' Union last week succeeded in an application to the NSW Industrial…

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