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Schools, 1969

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Students Beat Teachers

The Biz · Thursday 7 August 1969 · page 2

ABOVE: With students in hot pursuit, Fairfield Boys High School teacher Graham Withers (with ball) runs into a ton of trouble in the annual teachers v students Rugby Union match…

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School exhibition

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 August 1969 · page 2

Guildford branch of the Commonwealth Bank is featuring displays of students' work as part of Education Week. The display is open during normal banking hours…

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Spotlight on the pre-school

Tribune · Wednesday 13 August 1969 · page 4

A SERIES OF demands aimed at putting pre-school education on a sound basis were endorsed at a public…

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Cabramatta excels at high school athletic carnival

The Biz · Thursday 14 August 1969 · page 5

Cabramatta High School students excelled in events at the zone athletic carnival last week. The carnival was held at Merrylands Oval…

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Fairvale takes school League final

The Biz · Thursday 14 August 1969 · page 2

ABOVE: Fairvale Public School player Andrew Willett, is about to get the ball away before being tackled. Andrew was taking part in the grand…

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Two Teachers for Masada

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1969 · page 9

Masada College has appointed two teachers to fill vacancies that have occurred recently in its teaching staff…

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Anga na vakantie in Australische wateren terug naar school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 August 1969 · page 2

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Music teacher author of play

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 August 1969 · page 5

Guildford music teacher, Matron Irene Leis, has written a play which will be produced at the end of the year. The play, "Spring Fan…

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Education Week Display at Bank School work in exhibition

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 August 1969 · page 3

A special display of work was held at Merrylands branch of the Commonwealth Bank last week as part of Education Week. The work was supplied…

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Teachers won't pay penal fines

Tribune · Wednesday 20 August 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: An important white-collar union, the NSW Teachers' Federation, has declared that it will refuse to…

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Budget gives new funds to schools and M. Home

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 August 1969 · page 3

Leaders of Jewish day schools in Sydney and the Montefiore Home welcomed new awards by the Federal Government in the Budget brought down in Parliament last week. (The Budget gives independent schools yearly subsidies…

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Kinderen sinds Februari niet meer naar school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 22 August 1969 · page 3

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New tech teacher plan

Tribune · Wednesday 27 August 1969 · page 10

MELBOURNE: A plan for teacher registration designed to staff Victorian Technical Schools with qualified and trained teachers has been adopted by the Technical Teachers' Association of Victoria. The scheme is a reaction…

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School Carnival at Cabramatta

The Biz · Thursday 28 August 1969 · page 3

Hundreds of children converged on Cabramatta Sports Ground lost week to take part in a sports carnival. The carnival was Cabramatta Public School's…

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Experiment met oecumenische school succes

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 29 August 1969 · page 4

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Teachers hit State Aid Candidates Nominated

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1969 · page 1

MORE than 200 NSW teachers in a motorcade of 50 cars descended on Canberra last week to conduct one of the liveliest lobbying days seen in the capital for years. Their case: trenchant criticism of the size of the budget allocation to the States for their education services, and sharp condemnation of the cynical vote-catching State Aid auctioneering which has characterised the policies…

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Teachers get ten percent more

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1969 · page 4

DETERMINATION by W.A.'s 5,700 teachers for a better deal has resulted in an average 10 per cent…

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Survey says migrant kiddies get 2nd-class schooling

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1969 · page 4

A SURVEY by the NSW Federation of Parents and Citizens' Associations into language and other…

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Hebrew School sponsors c’date

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 September 1969 · page 7

For the first time ever, a local synagogue Hebrew School sponsors a candidate in the annual JNF Queen…

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Orange schoolelftal wint toernooi

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 September 1969 · page 6

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