35 pagesSchool magazine for East Camberwell Girls' Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

32 pagesSchool magazine for East Camberwell Girls' Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

39 pagesSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls' High Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

39 pagesSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls' High Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

Article from the Weekly Times, 6 April 1988 reporting on the history of the Canterbury Girls' High School and celebrations being planned for its' Diamond Jubilee. Includes a photograph of the Cattanach Marching Team 1945canterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra foundation, mangarra road, jaguers> miss, macrobertson high school, camberwell high school

Article from the Progress Press 5 October 1999 on the 70th birthday of the Canterbury Girls' Secondary College. Includes a black and white photograph of the students in 1928 when the school opened as East Camberwell Domestic Arts School.canterbury, canterbury girls' secondary college, east camberwell domestic arts school, east camberwell girls' school, camberwell girls high school, canterbury girls' high school, tait> minnie, teachers, students, cory> suzanne.(prof.), secondary schools, primary schools, mangarra road, mangarra society

8 pagesBooklet produced by Jan Tourrier and Eleanor McCoy for History Week 2010, featuring the history of fifteen places of historical interest at the Canterbury Girls' Secondary Collegecanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, secondary schools, mangarra society, east camberwell domestic arts school, camberwell east elementary school, principals, white> laura, mangarra society, moreton bay fig trees

Article from local paper (name and date unknown )on the 70th anniversary of the Canterbury Girls Secondary College since its beginnings as the East Camberwell Primary School 1928. Includes a black and white photograph of studentscanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell primary school, mangarra road, mangarra society, students, cory> suzanne, primary schools, secondary schools

Drum and Fife Band of the Camberwell East Elementary School, 1933. Frederick Morgan (born c1922 husband of former President of Canterbury History Group) at front on far right, with kettle drum. Moreton Bay fig tree on right. Caretakers house on left. (Mr Moore)Copy of black and white photographcanterbury, camberwell east elementary school, canterbury girls secondary college, primary schools, bands, musical instruments, moreton bay fig trees

Canterbury Girls' Secondary College opened in February 1928 as the East Camberwell Domestic Arts School, offering courses up to Year 10. Throughout the 1950s the official name of the school was changed a number of times and it was not until 1961 that the name Canterbury Girls’ High School was adopted, later changed again to Canterbury Girls' Secondary College. The school's motto, Fervet Opus, appears on a number of the exercise books in this small collection. It expresses the notion of working diligently.Collection of 13 exercise book from Heather Martin, former student of Camberwell Girls' Secondary School. Each exercise book is written in pen ink, the name of Heather Martin, her class, and the subject for which each exercise book was used. Subjects of specific books include history, geography, French, science, arithmetic for years 7 and 8. Exercise books including, spelling and handwriting for grades 1 and 2. canterbury girls secondary college, school exercise books, school curricula -- 1950s