Education in Manilla Marks 71 Years of Growth and Change
The Manilla education story tracks private teaching to a funded public system. From the first 1877 school with 30 pupils to a 511 student, 19 teacher staff, the site moved from North Manilla to the rural town center. Developments include new school grounds in 1920s, a district rural status in 1923, 1935 blocks for domestic science and manual training, and postwar expansions with portable rooms. Classes are held in Masonic and Parish Halls with two new classroom units approved.
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North Manils
North Manilla
Educational Council
Ns.w
W. J. Dunn
W. Jackson
Miss 5
M. Thornton
Manila
Masonic
Manilla School Expands with New Library and Remedial Classes
Manilla's first school gains a modern 16 mm projector funded by the P and C Association, a larger library with extensive educational and fiction holdings, and newly established remedial classes across all sections. The school participates in the Commonwealth Free Milk Scheme giving each infant and primary pupil one third pint of milk daily. Four rural bus routes now cover 296 miles daily transporting about 150 children, with funding and operation largely by parents and State subsidies.
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P. and C. Association
Manilla
Wew
Halls Creek
Wongo Creek
Winfold
Rushes Creek
Education Week and the shared duty of home and school
Teachers broaden aims beyond drills to shaping social attitudes and community involvement. Parents must actively engage with teachers, attend meetings, and support their child's schooling. Education should mold a personality oriented toward public duty, citizenship, and shared societal progress, not just technical skill.
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Jim
Chuch
One Hundred Years of Public School Education NSW
A century of public schooling in New South Wales totals about three thousand schools with fourteen thousand teachers and four hundred thousand students. It covers infants to secondary, special units, and remote programs, with migrant and correspondence schooling and six teacher colleges training staff for national service. The system aims for equal educational opportunity and has produced leaders in church, state, business, science, and industry.
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New South Wales
Blackfriars
Australia
Mothers Chil Book Display at Mackenzies Store
The Infants Mothers Club sponsors a display of children's books for ages 5 to 15 during Education Week at Mackenzies store. Each child brings their favorite book to share. no admission charge. The Mothers Club invites public interest and participation.
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Infants Mothers Club
Mackenzies
Mackenzie and Sons
Mothers Club
What Do You Expect From Education as Dividend?
A reflective editorial argues education should deliver broad dividends beyond money, including health, safety, and moral well being. It stresses education as a societal asset, reveals individual potential, and cautions against pushing every child toward university regardless of ability.
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N.E.W
Commonwealth of Human Endeavour
The Education Road for Your Child in New South Wales
The New South Wales Education Department offers diverse primary and secondary schools and courses to fit differing student needs. Students may be placed in standard tracks or opportunity classes, with guidance counselors assessing attainment and psychological tests guiding course choices. Parents can consult the principal and school counselor to select suitable subjects and paths.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Newcastle
Wollongong
Department
Bridge Street
Hayward Ply Plans Expansion Amid Industrial Space Deal
Local contractor Kenzie and Sons Ply Ltd aids a Hayward plywood mill project as planners seek more space. The page notes a siding extension and new equipment purchases to boost production capacity in the coming quarter.
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Byekenzie and Sons Ply Td, Ltd
Hayward
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Keepit
Jack Marshall
Manilla Progress Association
Queen Victoria
Nth Menillg
P. ©. Assn
Ers
New Wales
INTER
Manilla District
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