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Schools, 1963

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State School Improvements

The Biz · Wednesday 4 September 1963 · page 3

The Minister for Education, Mr. E. Wetherell, last week announced that of £11,967, 388, spent on state school improvements during 1961-62, more than…

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Ban on School Assembly Halls

The Biz · Wednesday 4 September 1963 · page 5

The Chester Hill High School Parents and Citizens' Association had a near record attendance at its monthly meeting held in the school library, on Tuesday, August 13…

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Snail infested, leaking humpies ... Teachers angry at indifference of Brand Govt

Tribune · Wednesday 4 September 1963 · page 9

[?] representing Western Australia's 5000 State school teachers protested angrily last week when the Acting Premier, Mr. Naider, arrogantly refused to discuss teachers' housing with…

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School Ready for 1964

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 September 1963 · page 7

The final stage of Holroyd's third secondary school, Greystanes High, will be ready for the start of the 1964 school year. Completion of this school will ease congestion in…

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Pater H. van Wissing moest school sluiten wegens geldgebrek

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 14

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Young People Tend to Remain in School Longer

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 4

A by the Statistical Service of the Ministry of National Education, high school and prep.-school students in France wish to…

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Half-fare Travel to Schoolchildren

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 September 1963 · page 8

A special authority is available to schoolchildren under the age of 15 years, to enable them to travel on public transport for half fare. Mr. McMahon said that…

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Fourth Bus for School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 September 1963 · page 1

Dunrossil School for Sub-Normal Children was presented with its fourth bus last week. The bus was handed over by the school's…

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Records to go at school fete

The Biz · Wednesday 18 September 1963 · page 5

A record crowd is expected at the Bonnyrigg High School Annual Fete, which will be held at the school grounds on September 21…

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High School Classes on a Balcony!

Tribune · Wednesday 18 September 1963 · page 3

ADELAIDE: The annual conference of the South Australian School Committees Association has unanimously deplored the failure of the Federal Budget to provide for Federal aid for State primary, secondary and technical education. THE conference endorsed the…

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Contract voor school uitbreiding

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 20 September 1963 · page 2

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600 more pupils for high school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 September 1963 · page 2

The pupil population of Greystan High School will almost treble its next year. This was announced…

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School Has Everything

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 September 1963 · page 2

Merrylands High School has been described by its headmasters "the school that has everything." The Headmaster, Mr. A. Meyers, was speaking…

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Cabramatta Pupils Chosen for C.h.s. Athletics

The Biz · Wednesday 25 September 1963 · page 5

Twenty boys from Cabramatta High School will represent Zone Q at the…

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Financed from £20,000 loan Council work on school gutters

The Biz · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 1

Kerbing and guttering will be provided as a matter of urgency at the Smithfield Public School, it was decided at last week's meeting of Fairfield…

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Minister approves school extensions The Minister of Justice, Mr. N. J. Mannix, last week announced plans for additional pupil accommodation at the Canley Heights Public School

The Biz · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 2

Mr. Mannix said that he had asked the Minister for Education to give early…

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School Dance During Lunch

The Biz · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 2

Proceeds of a lunchtime dance held at Cabramatta High School will be added to the funds donated to Stewart House…

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New light on State aid to schools

Tribune · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 7

Amid the furore on State-aid for Catholic schools not enough has been done to examine the facts or to take a critical look at some of the arguments being put forward in support of State-aid…

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Geen subsidie meer voor schoolmelk

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 October 1963 · page 7

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Expert to Visit Dunrossil School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 October 1963 · page 2

A British mental health expert will visit the Dunrossil School in Merrylands while on an Australian tour. She is Advisory…

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