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Schools, 1964

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Former mayor started school for sub-normal

The Biz · Wednesday 8 January 1964 · page 2

Cooinda Sub-Normal Children's Centre owes its origin to the dilligent and concerted efforts of Ald. V. H. Wenban, former Mayor of Fairfield. For a long time Ald…

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Teachers Plan Big Drive to Force Federal Action

Tribune · Wednesday 8 January 1964 · page 4

SYDNEY: New South Wales teachers will set out to promote committees of parents, teachers, trade unions, civic and rural organisations to strengthen the campaign demanding Federal action to meet the crisis in public education…

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Teachers Adopt Manifesto on Education

Tribune · Wednesday 15 January 1964 · page 10

PERTH: Delegates to the national conference of the Australian Teachers' Federation here last week adopted unanimously for national distribution a manifesto setting out the aims of Australian education…

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Vendetta against teacher

Tribune · Wednesday 15 January 1964 · page 8

AFTER throwing an American citizen out of Australia because it did not like his politics, the Menzies…

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Club Aids School

The Biz · Wednesday 22 January 1964 · page 5

The Dunrossil School's "Helping Hand Club" was able to provide additional…

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State Schools Success

Tribune · Wednesday 29 January 1964 · page 9

I WOULD like to draw attention to the remarkable results produced by the state high schools in the recent Leaving Certificate…

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Assistance for school pupils

The Biz · Wednesday 5 February 1964 · page 3

Third and subsequent years pupils attending public schools throughout Fairfield Municipality may now apply for education allowances, the Minister for Education, Mr. Wetherell, said…

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Planning could end serious school lag

Tribune · Wednesday 5 February 1964 · page 1

"The Federal Government should assist the States by bringing down an education programme", a spokesman for the N.S.W. Teachers' Federation told Tribune this week…

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Teacher shortage grave injustice to children

Tribune · Wednesday 12 February 1964 · page 4

SYDNEY: Although New South Wales State schools have an extra 14,000 students this year, there will be only 100 extra teachers to teach them. THE publicity officer of the…

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The French School in Athens

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 14 February 1964 · page 4

AT an official ceremony at the French School in Athens attended by King Paul of Greece, Mr. Georges Daux, director of the…

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Fairfield Day Nursery Check on illegal minding schools

The Biz · Wednesday 19 February 1964 · page 3

Strict control was maintained to restrict the operation of unauthorised day nurseries in the Fairfield Municipality, it was claimed this week. The claim was made…

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Naam van prinses Irene van schoolgebouw verwijderd Burgemeester noemt verandering belediging van Koninklijk Huis

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 21 February 1964 · page 1

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School Medical File

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 21 February 1964 · page 4

CHOOL Medical File" will S liealth cards. Easy to use, this file r r…

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Jobless teachers demand work

Tribune · Wednesday 26 February 1964 · page 3

SYDNEY: A meeting of unemployed teachers and rejected teachers' college applicants last Thursday called on the Minister for Education (Mr. E. Wetherell) to appoint, more available temporary and casual teachers and to award scholarships to all suitable and qualified applicants for teacher training…

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School opgeheven

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 February 1964 · page 9

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School's plea to small donors

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 February 1964 · page 5

If 500 people would subscribe £5 annually to King David School this would put it out of financial difficulties, the vice-president, Mr. H. B. Nevvhian, told the schools annual meeting last…

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Margriet Ruygrok op 100 meter schoolslag Australisch kampioene

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 6 March 1964 · page 11

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Jobless Teachers--overcrowded Classrooms: Minister Asked to Act

Tribune · Wednesday 11 March 1964 · page 5

SYDNEY: The State Minister for Education (Mr. E. Wetherell) has been called upon to employ all available temporary and casual teachers as a real step towards ending the overcrowding in classrooms. A meeting which included…

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Kinderen van de lagere school over verloving van Prinses

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 March 1964 · page 3

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Schools' Offer on Facilities

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 March 1964 · page 3

Guildford sporting associations and youth groups will be able to use school physical…

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