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Schools, 1964

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Trainee teachers in city protest march

Tribune · Tuesday 24 March 1964 · page 2

SYDNEY: Last Friday about 50 trainee teachers marched from Sydney University to the Department of Education and demanded among other things payment of a book allowance of £45 owed to them…

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Baby show at school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 April 1964 · page 3

The West Guildford Public School Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a baby show on Saturday, April 18. The show, which will commence at 1.30…

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New School Established

Tharunka · Thursday 9 April 1964 · page 3

The Council of the University of New South Wales has approved the establishment of an Australian School of Nuclear Technology. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor J. P. Baxter, announced that…

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Liberal allowances to pupils

The Biz · Wednesday 22 April 1964 · page 4

The State Government has liberalised the conditions which provide allowances to pupils in the third and subsequent years of secondary school courses at public and independent…

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School News Canley Vale Primary

The Biz · Wednesday 22 April 1964 · page 3

The Canley Vale Primary School Fete will be held on Saturday, May 2. The response to appeals…

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Cor de Regt voor de televisie Met Anita een Jazz Ballet school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 24 April 1964 · page 4

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Fairfield Administers Night School Classes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 April 1964 · page 2

Fairfield High School, which services many Holroyd students at its night classes, will now be administered from that school. Previously the night classes were administered from Parramatta…

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He Saw School Grow The Biz personality of the week is Mr. Keith Fowler

The Biz · Wednesday 29 April 1964 · page 3

Mr. Fowler is Headmaster of the Fairfield Heights Public School. He has seen the school…

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Student Teachers Miss Out All Round

Tribune · Wednesday 29 April 1964 · page 3

SYDNEY, Last year a trainee teacher was knocked out in a football match that was part…

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Pupils sought

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 May 1964 · page 6

Enrolments for classes up to fourth grade are invited by the King David School, Edgeclilf…

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Biz Sport School-age tennis events

The Biz · Wednesday 6 May 1964 · page 12

School-age events in the junior tournaments of the Fairfield Tennis…

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Teacher for 40 Years Honoured

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 May 1964 · page 6

The N.S.W. Board of Jewish Education last week paid tribute to Mr. Abraham Rothfield by conferring on him the title of “Headmaster Emeritus”…

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Liefdadigheid koningin wedstrijd voor school minder ontwikkelde kinderen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 May 1964 · page 9

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Bright pupils frighten Menzies

Tribune · Wednesday 20 May 1964 · page 2

"THE Menzies Government recently held a school for the newly elected New Guinean members of the…

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School Gets New Offices

The Biz · Wednesday 20 May 1964 · page 4

The Dunrossil School has accepted an offer from Holroyd Council to take over the Engineer's Office at the old Council Chambers…

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More schools needed to reduce crowdina

Tribune · Wednesday 20 May 1964 · page 9

PERTH: The Education Department would need to increase the building rate for high schools by 33 per cent over the next five years to reduce school and class sixes. TEACHERS' Union research officer…

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Govt. ignores disease risk at school

Tribune · Wednesday 20 May 1964 · page 9

ADELAIDE: Schoolchildren at Modbury primary school are walking in overflow from septic tank toilets…

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Teacher Whips Dog Children Savaged R.S.P.C.A. called

The Biz · Wednesday 3 June 1964 · page 1

An inspecting officer of the R.S.P.C.A., Mr. M. S. McEvoy, this week defended the action of a Cabramatta school teacher for whipping a dog in the playground. He said he had made a survey of schools in the…

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Schools

Tribune · Wednesday 3 June 1964 · page 2

WE have in Newcastle everything ranging from spacious, well designed, modern High School buildings,…

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Teachers to Have Special Training

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 June 1964 · page 3

Teachers at the Dunrossil School for Sub-normal Children will receive special training in their work by the State Government. The Minister for…

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