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Schools, 1963

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Shortage of Fully Trained Teachers

The Biz · Wednesday 17 July 1963 · page 5

The shortage of fully trained teachers in Fairfield District Schools was a serious problem because of the terrific percentage of secondary school age children in the municipality…

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School Aid issue, tool of NCC disruption

Tribune · Wednesday 17 July 1963 · page 9

Last week's attack by Archbishop Mannix on Messrs. Calwell and Whitlam, leader and deputy- leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party, should be a warning to those Australian Labor Party…

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Vijf schoolmeisjes gewond toen vrachtauto het stuur verloor en omsloeg

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 19 July 1963 · page 2

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Nursery School Annual Meeting

The Biz · Wednesday 24 July 1963 · page 2

The annual meeting of the Fairfield Nursery School was held at the school on Monday, July 8, when the activities of nursery for the year were reviewed…

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Teachers Act on P.s.b Decision

Tribune · Wednesday 24 July 1963 · page 3

SYDNEY: Teachers throughout New South Wales will hold lunch-time meetings tomorrow (Thursday) to consider the decision of the Public Service Board to refer teachers' salaries to the State…

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Renshaw to open school

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 July 1963 · page 3

The Acting; Premier of' N.S.W., Mr. J. R Renhow, M.L.A., (pictured) wilt officially open the…

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School leaders at art seminar

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 30 July 1963 · page 3

Twenty-five headmasters and headmistresses from the Merrylands inspectorate attended an art seminar at Hilltop Road Primary School on Thursday…

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Primary school seminar

The Biz · Wednesday 31 July 1963 · page 4

Twenty five headmasters and headmistresses from Merrylands attended an art seminar…

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Naming new school

The Biz · Wednesday 31 July 1963 · page 1

State Member for Fairfield, Mr. L. J. Ferguson, is dissatisfied with the naming of a…

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Education week school display

The Biz · Wednesday 31 July 1963 · page 7

Managers of Fairfield branches of the Commonwealth Savings Bank said this week mat exhibitions of students' work would be on display during Education Week…

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Teachers' pay Moves

Tribune · Wednesday 31 July 1963 · page 12

SYDNEY: The Public Service Board has agreed to re-open salary negotiations with the Teachers' Federation…

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Move to improve school libraries

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1963 · page 4

Merrylands Public School librarian, Mr. L. V. Thomas, is launching an appeal this week to raise funds to establish larger and better equipped libraries in…

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Ms give bus to Dunrossil school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1963 · page 1

A new bus presented to the Dunrossil School for Subnormal Children last week on behalf of five district Rotary Clubs, will cater for the enrolment of an…

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High school production

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1963 · page 3

Greystanes High School, on Friday and Saturday of last week, presented the Gilbert…

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Parents to Visit District Schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1963 · page 3

Hundreds of parents are expected to visit district primary and secondary schools on open days during Education Week which began on Sunday…

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Opening of Historic School's £50,000 Infants' Department

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1963 · page 2

The recently completed £50,000 Infants Department of Old Guildford Public School will be officially opened this afternoon by State Member for Bass Hill, Mr. C. Earl. The building…

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Popular Teacher Leaves District

The Biz · Wednesday 7 August 1963 · page 5

Mr. D. Dunkley, popular master in charge of Mathematics of Cabramatta High School, will leave the district at the end of the present term. Mr. Dunkley won a…

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Dame Mary Gilmore a Pupil Historic school being replaced

The Biz · Wednesday 7 August 1963 · page 2

The recently completed £50,000 Infants Department of Old Guildford Public School will be officially opened this afternoon by State Member for Bass Hill, Mr. C. Earl. The building…

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School boy N.Z. tour

The Biz · Wednesday 7 August 1963 · page 9

A 15-year-old Merrylands footballer has been chosen to captain the N.S.W. under 15 Rugby…

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Parents, teachers call for urgent Govt. action on education

Tribune · Wednesday 7 August 1963 · page 5

SYDNEY: An enthusiastic meeting of teachers and parents in Sutherland on Friday, July 26 tailed on the State Government to prepare education plans for the Sutherland Shire geared to cope with the tremendous population increase expected in the area…

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