Black and white photograph of the members of the School Council. The names of each member are listed on the smaller image with this record; Principal Barberis is in the second row, far left.collingwood technical school, school council, nmit

Black and white photograph of a photo of the School Council 1912-13 which may have been in a frame. There is a plaque at bottom of photo with the words 'Martin Hannah Esq M.L.A. / First President of the / Collingwood Technical School / from his Colleagues on the Council 1912/13'. Also a separate list of the members of the Council. Members of the First Council are listed in Scott's history as: Hon. M. Hannah, MLA (President), J.W. Billson, W.R. Butcher, R. Harper, G. Pinkerton, D. Provan, Hon. J.G. Membrey (MLA), Cr. W. Rain, Cr. H.S. Trevena, A.C. Wright, M. Richmond (Principal). (Scott p5)collingwood technical school, school council, m.h.hannah, mla, nmit

Black and white photograph inside a photo manila folder taken by Allan Studios. On reverse side of photo there are names in position of sitters. From left to right they are: C.P. Jordan - Headmaster, Cr. Spencer-Harper - President Technical Schools Service, Hon. J.S.Bloomfield - Minister of Education, Mr. F.J.Rojo - President, [Blank], Kevin Tatchell - Principal, R. Provan - Past President, J.C.Glare - Vice-President. Portrait of Matthew Richmond, first principal of CTS is hanging on the wall behind.collingwood technical school, school council, nmit

Report from the Yipirinya School Council which runs a bilingual education program. Contains statements of expenditure.colour photographs, reportsyipirinya school, bilingual education, two way education

Bound volumes with varied coloured covers, of Minutes of Meetings of School Council. Begins with Preston Technical School then changes to Preston Technical College. 17 December 1936 - 31 December 1940 1 January 1941 – 31 December 1945 1 January 1946 – 31 December 1950 1 March 1951 – 31 December 1952 5 March 1953 – 31 December 1955 1 March 1956 – 31 December 1959 3 March 1960 - 8 March 1962 12 April 1962 - 13 March 1964 9 April 1964 - 9 December 1965. Include Lists of Staff, Annual Reports, Financial Statements. preston technical school, preston technical college, proceedings, reports, nmit

Brown paper bag containing documents and minutes from the 1993 meetings of the Wangaratta High School CouncilSCHOOL COUNCIL Minutes 1993

Brown paper bag containing documents and minutes from the 1995 meetings of the Wangaratta High School CouncilSCHOOL COUNCIL SECRETARY 1995 FEB/AUG

Brown paper bag containing documents and minutes from the 1999 meetings of the Wangaratta High School CouncilWANGARATTA HIGH SCHOOL MACRO School Council 1999, 1999 A

Two brown paper bag containing documents and minutes from the 2002 meetings of the Wangaratta High School Council. One bag contains minutes from January-June and the other from August-NovemberSchool Council 2002 Jan-June School Council Aug 2002 Nov 2002 KEEP PERMANTLY

Brown paper bag containing documents and minutes from the 1996 meetings of the Wangaratta High School Council. January-February and February-December are separated.School Council - 1996 PERMANANT ARCHIVED BY LEON KILDEA

Copy of black and white photograph mounted on board. Accompanied by a caption.Caption reads: Mr Alan Fagan (past principal), Mrs Gwen Alexander (Principal), Dr Laurie Parker (past President of School Council), Mr Jack Criddle (President of School Council), and Mr Fred Howe (past Principal). On back of photograph: Laurie's farewell from School Council 1982.williamstown high school, 1982, school council, dr laurie parker, mrs gwen alexander, mr alan fagan, ., mr f. howe, mr criddle

This history of the Victorian town of St. Andrews (formerly Queenstown) and its surroundings was written to celebrate the 140th anniversary of St Andrews Primary School. Describes the displacement of the Aboriginal inhabitants of the area, European settlement and the Gold Rushes and the Caledonia diggings. Discusses establishment of the school, church and cemetery and various other notable events. The school in 1998 and speculations on the future by primary school pupils. Contents: Introduction The First People Mining- What a rush! The School The Church Queenstown Cemetery The Hotels The Police Paddocks The Families Queenstown in the early twentieth century The Queenstown Bush Fire Brigade The 1st Queenstown Scout troop Queenstown, the 1940s and 1950s The Characters Odds and Sods St Andrews - The Present Times The Future St Andres Primary School in 1998This book is significant in that it documents the history of the St Andrews community from the indigenous presence through its foundation during the Victorian Gold Rush through to local bushfires and predictions of the future by local primary schools students in 1998. It remains the only significant secondary source publication written specifically on this rural community.Reprint edition with index 158 p. : ill., ports ; indexEx Eltham College copy Bendigo bank donation label inside cover Title page with stampings for D.D. Davey Senior Library Rear page date due slip st andrews, queenstown

This history of the Victorian town of St. Andrews (formerly Queenstown) and its surroundings was written to celebrate the 140th anniversary of St Andrews Primary School. Describes the displacement of the Aboriginal inhabitants of the area, European settlement and the Gold Rushes and the Caledonia diggings. Discusses establishment of the school, church and cemetery and various other notable events. The school in 1998 and speculations on the future by primary school pupils. Contents: Introduction The First People Mining- What a rush! The School The Church Queenstown Cemetery The Hotels The Police Paddocks The Families Queenstown in the early twentieth century The Queenstown Bush Fire Brigade The 1st Queenstown Scout troop Queenstown, the 1940s and 1950s The Characters Odds and Sods St Andrews - The Present Times The Future St Andres Primary School in 1998This book is significant in that it documents the history of the St Andrews community from the indigenous presence through its foundation during the Victorian Gold Rush through to local bushfires and predictions of the future by local primary schools students in 1998. It remains the only significant secondary source publication written specifically on this rural community.158 p. : ill., ports ISBN 0646353756st andrews, queenstown

These reports include important details about staffing, amenities and school activities. Principals reports 1932-1947 To Box 1930-39.2b; Principals reports 1947-1959. Loose pages in this binder 1951-1959 To Box 1950-59.2b; Principals reports 1960-1961. Includes loose ‘business paper’ June 1960 To Box 1960-69.2b. In original condition, these reports give a significant insight into CTS activities and development over three decades.Handwritten or typed Principal's Reports to School Council. Foolscap pages in hard cover ring binders. 3 Volumes. Copies also heldOn spine of each binder: "Principal's / Report"collingwood technical school, cts, reports, principal's reports, school council, nmit,

Minutes of the Collingwood Technical School Council 1955-1958. Covers all aspects of the administration of the school.Original school Council minutes from the 1950s.Green hard cover minute book with leather spine and corners. 'Minute Book" stamped in gilt on spine. All entries in book are handwritten.collingwood technical school, cts, school council, council minutes, governance, monthly reports, education department victoria, nmit,

Minutes of the School Council at Collingwood Technical School 1912-1951 (incomplete, missing 1942-1946). The Council was the governing board and these minutes are a record of the elected members of the Council and all aspects of the govrernance (from correspondence to financial matters) of CTSA record of the monthly meetings of the School Council.Hard cover minute books (6 volumes) with green fabric cover and 'leather' corners and spine. "Minute Book" printed on spine.Hand written minutes throughout. collingwood technical school, cts, school council, council minutes, governance, monthly reports, education department victoria, nmit,

Jacana Primary School, founded in 1959 and closed in 2009, was a cornerstone of public education in Melbourne’s northern suburbs for over five decades. During this time, the school evolved alongside the community it served, adapting to waves of suburban development and increasing cultural diversity. The 1993 Junior School Council photograph captures a moment of student leadership and engagement, reflecting the school’s commitment to fostering responsibility, inclusion, and active participation from an early age. Junior School Council initiatives encouraged students to contribute to decision-making and community-building within the school, helping to develop confidence and civic awareness. Set against the backdrop of significant urban and demographic change, this image also offers insight into the social dynamics and educational values of the early 1990s. It stands as a testament to Jacana Primary’s nurturing ethos and its role in shaping not only academic outcomes but also the personal growth and community identity of its students. The 1993 Junior School Council photograph from Jacana Primary School is a significant historical record that highlights the school’s emphasis on student voice, leadership, and community participation. Captured during a time of urban growth and increasing cultural diversity in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, the image reflects the inclusive and democratic values that shaped the school’s educational approach. This photograph not only documents the students who took on leadership roles but also symbolises the broader ethos of empowerment and engagement that Jacana Primary fostered among its young learners. As part of the visual legacy of a school that served its community for 50 years, the image preserves the memory of a place where children were encouraged to contribute, lead, and grow—making it a meaningful artefact for former students, staff, and the wider community.Colour Photograph on Satin Finish Paper, mounted on card backingBack; (Blue Label): PH-5396 (Front) (Bottom Right Corner): Fotek ©jacana primary school, education, photograph, group photograph, 1993, jacana, junior school council

This 1994 photograph of the Jacana Primary School Junior School Council holds deep historical and emotional value, serving as a visual testament to early childhood education at a now-closed institution. It captures the school’s vibrant spirit, cultural richness, and nurturing atmosphere—preserving the legacy of a place that once played a pivotal role in shaping young minds and strengthening community identity. As a snapshot of its time, it also offers a glimpse into the fashion and hairstyles of the era, making it a cherished artefact for former students, staff, and the wider community.This 1994 photograph of Jacana Primary School’s Junior School Council is a culturally and historically significant artefact. It offers a rare visual record of early childhood education within a now-closed institution, capturing the essence of a vibrant and inclusive school community. The image reflects the school’s commitment to student voice, diversity, and nurturing values, which were central to its identity and impact. Beyond its educational context, the photograph provides insight into the social and aesthetic trends of the time, including fashion and hairstyles, making it a valuable touchstone for former students, staff, and the broader Jacana community. Its preservation contributes to understanding the legacy of local education and community life in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.Colour photograph, mounted on white card with a black border and laminated.Front: Bottom Right Corner: Fotek ©, Back: Top Left Corner - Blue Label: PH - 4519jacana primary school, students, staff, 1994, education, junior school council

Blue ring bind folder containing documents and minutes from the 1989 meetings of the Wangaratta High School Council

Black ring-bind folder containing documents and minutes from the 2004 meetings of the Wangaratta High School Council

Folio 1 Golden Square Secondary College School Council Reports 1959 to 1970, containing: Enrolment reports Head Master's reports Annual reports of Board of Secondary School Inspectors Advisory Council reports

"Sunday School Council of Victoria" Letter from Sunday School Council of Victoria informing tramways of procession to be held 1 December 1934. Notice to Inspectors for town hall bookings for Prahran, St Kilda and Malvern for Dec 1934.Mr Davidson for your attention written in black inktrams, tramways, instructions, events, sunday school procession, town hall bookings

Paper-clipped sheets of paper outlining the minutes of a 1998 meeting of the Wangaratta High School Council. Only minutes of one meeting remain from this year.

Folio 2 Golden Square Secondary College, School Council reports 1971 - 2007 includes: Grant Accounts Advisory Council reports GSHS Council reports Staff reportseducation, bendigo, gssc records

A note at the front of the volume says that it was the minutes of the school council, from 1913 to 1935. It is possible that a mistake has been made as the actual records date from 1917 to 1937sunshine technical school, technical school, sunshine

This 1997 photograph of students and a staff member from the junior student council at Jacana Primary School offers a compelling glimpse into suburban school life in Melbourne during a time of considerable social and urban change. Founded in 1959, Jacana Primary served as a vital educational and community institution until its closure in the early 2000s. More than a place of learning, the school was a foundation for building identity, connection, and shared experience among students and staff. The image highlights the school’s emphasis on student leadership and participation, reflecting its commitment to fostering an inclusive, empowering, and supportive environment for young learners. It also subtly documents the increasing cultural diversity of Jacana in the late 20th century, as suburban growth brought together families from a wide range of backgrounds. As part of the school’s visual archive, this photograph contributes to a broader understanding of how public education shaped local identity, encouraged civic engagement from an early age, and promoted social cohesion. It stands as a meaningful record of the school’s legacy and its lasting impact on the lives of children and their communities.The 1997 photograph of the junior student council at Jacana Primary School is a culturally and historically significant record that reflects the values and dynamics of suburban education in Melbourne during a period of notable social and urban transformation. Capturing a moment of student leadership and engagement, the image highlights the school’s commitment to fostering inclusive, participatory learning environments where young voices were encouraged and empowered. Jacana Primary School, established in 1959 and active until its closure in the early 2000s, served as a vital educational and community hub in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. This photograph not only documents the school’s emphasis on student representation but also subtly illustrates the increasing cultural diversity of the Jacana area in the late 20th century, shaped by migration and suburban development. As part of the school’s visual archive, the image contributes to a broader understanding of how public education helped shape community identity, promote social cohesion, and instill civic values in younger generations. It stands as a meaningful artifact of educational heritage and community memory.Colour Photograph mounted on white card, and laminatedBack: Top Left Corner: (Blue Label): PH-2187, (Front): (Bottom Left corner): Fotek Portraits © Photograph (Back): (Dispersed): Fujifilmjacana primary school, education, photograph, group photograph, 1997, junior school council