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Schools, 1965

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School's Biggest Reunion

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 June 1965 · page 3

Marlst Brothers' School Parrmmatta, this year expects to hold one of the biggest reunions in its 90-year history…

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Deputy Premier will open new school hall

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 June 1965 · page 3

Deputy Premier and Minister for Education (Mr. C. B. Cutler) will officially open Merrylands High School's new assembly hall and sports oval tomorrow week. It will be his first…

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Ambitious production by schools

The Biz · Wednesday 2 June 1965 · page 4

Pupils of Fairfield High Schools presented a concert of plays and of opera in a combined effort…

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New Head outlines plans for School

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 June 1965 · page 1

Moriah College, which had been due to personal clashes 10-15 years ago. He emphasised that Moriah…

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School standard “satisfactory”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 June 1965 · page 4

The standard of King David School leaves nothing to be desired, the Deputy Chairman of the School…

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Refusal of teachers discussed

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 June 1965 · page 4

The executive of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies will report to the Board’s June meeting about the…

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Many entries for school baby show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 June 1965 · page 5

Guildford West Public School's recent baby show attracted a large number of entries. The show was officially opened by Mrs. H. Maley…

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Deputy Premier Opens School Extensions in Merrylands First official task

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 June 1965 · page 1

Merrylands High School assembly hall and sports oval was officially opened by the Deputy Premier of NSW and Minister for Education and Science, Mr. C. B. Cutler last week…

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School Dismay Over Stall Veto

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 June 1965 · page 5

The Dunrossil School for sub-normal children last week sharply criticised Fairfield Council's attitude in not allowing the school to organise fund raising campaigns within the…

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De enige rietrvlecht school in Nederland opgeheven

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 June 1965 · page 6

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High School Open in 1966

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 June 1965 · page 1

First stage of the ultra-modern £432,000 South Granville High School will be ready for occupation by Form 1 students next year. Officials of the Education and Public Works…

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The Appeal and the Schools

Tharunka · Tuesday 6 July 1965 · page 12

The 1965 Foundation Day Appeal will be divided between the North Rocks School run by the Royal N.S.W. Institution for Deaf and Blind Children,…

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Schools Follow Full Curriculum

Tharunka · Tuesday 6 July 1965 · page 12

Pupils at the three blind schools follow the same basic curriculum as the children in any other school. Additionally they have to be taught Braille and…

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Roads to be torn up for high school

The Biz · Wednesday 7 July 1965 · page 3

Full width roads, kerbing and guttering, drainage and footpaths in a subdivision at Fairfield West will be torn up to make way for the building of a new high school. Construction of the…

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Nsw Teacher Betar Head

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 July 1965 · page 9

A 22-years old teacher, Henry Bishopverder was elected head of Australian Betar at the movement's 13th…

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Anti-burglar Bid at Local School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 July 1965 · page 1

Merrylands Public School has employed nightwatchmen in an all bid to cut down on thefts at the school. School headmaster, Mr. N. Ferquson, said…

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Israel and world Jewry Hebrew, Teachers Help Bridge Gaps

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 July 1965 · page 7

The great natural link which binds Israel to Jewry throughout the world is of course the Hebrew Language. The revival of the ancient tongue is…

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Crossing at School Refused by Police

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 July 1965 · page 2

A pedestrian crossing will not be provided for school children from St. Margaret Marys Convent and Merrylands High School. The Police Traffic Branch…

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Police probe school fire

The Biz · Wednesday 21 July 1965 · page 1

Fairfield Police are investigating a theory that vandals may have started a fire at Mt. Pritchard Public School which caused damage estimated at £2,000. The fire started at…

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23 Lichte gevallenvan tuberculose in school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 23 July 1965 · page 1

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