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Schools, 1971

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Classrooms for School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 July 1971 · page 1

Work will start soon on six classrooms, toilet facilities, an assembly…

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Local teacher retires after 40 years Miss Suter of Cabramatta

The Biz · Thursday 8 July 1971 · page 1

After 40 years of teaching in the area, including the position of deputy…

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Too Few Teachers Cause Staff Problem

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 July 1971 · page 5

The director-general of Education, Mr. D. J. A. Verco, today announced details of stalling proposals…

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School voor moeilijk lerende kinderen kreeg verkeerstuin

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 16 July 1971 · page 3

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Girls school strike in SA

Tribune · Wednesday 21 July 1971 · page 12

ADELAIDE, About 200 girls at the Angle Park Girls Technical School went on strike last week when one of their teachers, Nell Thayne, was sacked…

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Social Focus Teacher Marries Teacher Croft—deikus

The Biz · Thursday 22 July 1971 · page 4

Teacher marries teacher was the theme when the former Violeta Deikus only daughter of Mr. and…

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Busby Second Carnival Records broken at school event

The Biz · Thursday 22 July 1971 · page 1

The students at the Busby Public High School held their second school carnival last week. Numerous school records toppled as the students went through the field trials…

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School paper

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1971 · page 3

A new publication called “Itoni” (‘My Newspaper’) has made its debut at the North Shore Synagogue Religion…

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Schools

Tribune · Wednesday 28 July 1971 · page 2

There are many injustices and deficiencies which are suffered by students in State secondary schools. Here are some examples:…

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Cpa Man Elected in Teachers' Poll

Tribune · Wednesday 28 July 1971 · page 4

SYDNEY: A prominent leader of militant forces in the NSW Teachers' Federation, Mr. Richard Walsham, won a recent ballot held on the 160-strong…

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School in Towradgi brengt Europese cultuur uitingen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 July 1971 · page 2

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Another school that's always complaining!

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1971 · page 10

MELBOURNE: Why such a fuss about the allegedly appalling conditions at the Collingwood High School? And why the adverse publicity about the fact that a…

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Teachers fail rugby lesson

The Biz · Thursday 5 August 1971 · page 2

RIGHT: Teacher half-back Paul Nightingale prepares to let fly in the face of oncoming rushers. The staff at the Fairfield boys high flunked footy last week when the students trounced the teachers in a wide open game. From left to…

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Kismet goes to school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 August 1971 · page 1

The poet, the harem girls, and the wife of the Wuzir of Police of Baghdad, on stage for the…

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School Stages “Kismet''

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 August 1971 · page 3

Funny business in and around the harems of ancient Baghdad will be relived on stage in the Merrylands High School production of Kismet premiering this Thursday. Kismet has been in…

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School Grants Review

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 August 1971 · page 1

Holroyd Council has decided to investigate possibilities of increasing annual library subsidies to…

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Students tour, schools visited

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 August 1971 · page 4

ABOVE Billy Snedden’s budget could not have been further from the minds of this young group of schoolgirls The girls, pupils of St Margaret Marys Convent. Merrylands. were only a handful of the many children who inspected the workings of the hank during Education Week…

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New schools crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 25 August 1971 · page 12

SYDNEY: NSW teachers are again confronting the bureaucracy of the NSW Education Department and the Liberal Government. The NSW Teachers…

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Education Week at Jewish Schools Service by pupils of Masada

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 August 1971 · page 4

A majority of parents, their relatives and friends, participated in Masada College’s Education Weeh, which started…

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Teachers in committee

Tribune · Wednesday 1 September 1971 · page 12

SYDNEY: Teachers at the Sydney Correspondence school voted without dissent at a recent lunch-hour meeting to form the "Bill Lenane Defence Committee"…

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