Telopea Park School celebrates year of achievement 1927
The headmaster’s annual report shows rapid progress at Telopea Park School Canberra. The event featured Governor General, Lady Stonehaven, and Lord Stonehaven with prize presentations, a flag gifted by the English Speaking Union, and praise for staff led by Mr Henry.
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EADMASTER REPORT FOR 1927 Growth at the School
The report notes a year end enrolment of 480 pupils and today 12 pupils enrolled. A separate Infants Department started this year with expansion in infant staff. Changes included Misses Edmunds Campla Forsyth leaving the Infant School and new staff taking posts. Secondary pupil numbers rose, prompting appoints and transfers among staff, with overall school strength rising to about 200.
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Cumbigulum aims at new certificate examinations for high school pupils
The article outlines plans for a broad set of certificate examinations and courses for high school students including professional and trade subjects. It mentions preparing for regular, technical, and commercial curricula with new accommodation and expanded facilities at the school.
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