Packed Public Meeting Condemns Gloucester School
A large Gloucester public meeting at the School of Arts, led by Shire President Dr L Moore and attended by MLA R L Fitzgerald and representatives of twelve local organizations, denounced the poor school facilities. Speakers cited 36 young children in a draught corridor, 65 first class pupils with 1 teacher, and 23 kindergartners unable to enroll, demanding immediate kindergarten classes, two temporary classrooms, and potential use of Army huts if needed.
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Gloucester meeting Presses for faster school block start
In Gloucester a public meeting urged the Education Minister to speed land transfer and commence the new secondary block without delay. A deputation will seek an interview in Sydney with Mr FitzGerald to press for urgent survey work and temporary accommodation including portable classrooms and an added kindergarten teacher to relieve overcrowding at Gloucester Central School.
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Cr. I. Moore
Gloucester Parents and Citizens* Association
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N. Channon
Cr. Moore
Shire Council
Moore
Heffron
Gloucester Central School
J. Murphy
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Murply
Tomit
Nax 4
Murphy
Upper Barrington
Eagleton
Typer Barrington
Mr. Murphy
Coffs Harbour
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