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Green soft covered book with black textnon-fictionThis book aims principally at remedying four defects noted in students, paucity of vocabulary, inability to spell correctly, carelessness in pronunciation and inexactness in sentence construction.state school, high school, technical school

Part 1 National Statement for Languages Education in Australian Schools - purpose and nature of languages education, Part 2, National Plan for Languages Education in Australian Schools 2005-2008.languages in education, curriculum development, language education frameworks, language policy

Rowan Barrow 1996 School sports triathlon award with green and yellow stripeAUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS SPORTS COUNCIL. This is to certify Rowan Barrow represented Victoria at the Australian Secondary schools St. George bank triathlon championships 1996

Educational book used for teaching Spelling circa 1950s - 1960sHistorical: Comparative with educational books of different eras. An emerald green book with black writing (printed) with a thin and thick black line around the perimeter. Bound by 2 staplesA / Graded / Word-Book / for / Australian Schools / Junior and Senior Classes / (New on Enlarged Edition) / emblem / by / W. Foster, M.A. / and / H. Bryant, B. A.education. word study. spelling., davies family

Currently, over 16,000 Indigenous students and 13,000 non-Indigenous students located in 260 Australian schools are involved in an Indigenous language program. More than 80 different Indigenous languages are taught. This project sought to present practice which would strengthen the quality of Indigenous language programs in schools. The report consists of a literature review, a mapping exercise to document current practices relating to Indigenous languages in Australian schools, an analysis of existing models of teacher preparation, and six case studies of good practice examples.colour illustrations, tables, word listseducation, curriculum development, language revival, language maintenance programs

"The Great War profoundly touched the lives of Australian teachers, school children and local communities, and with lasting consequences." Cover - soft cover, cardboard, red and white print on front, spine and back on black and white, cover image. "The Rally Round the Flag" and "A School interior" Back cover image "School Physical Training Display" map of Australia. Pages - 364 pages, cut, plain, off white. Illustrated black and white photographs. Handwritten inscription on Title page. Title page - handwritten inscription - black ink. "For the Soldiers Memorial / Institute Military Museum,/ with all best wishes/ Rosalie Triolo/ March 2018." books, schools, teachers and students, ww1

Spelling books were used in the Primary and Secondary schools during the 1950s. This book enabled the student to progress at his/her own pace. Roy Davies grew up and lived in the Kiewa Valley at Tawonga.Small faded red soft covered book with black writing on cover inside a border of a thin black line. In black: Junior and Senior Classes"Roy Davies 4B 1957". Inside cover page "accompanied, achievement, affair" hand written on inside title page.spelling, school, student, roy davies, education, mt beauty, tawonga

Paperback book with green card cover, comprising 160 pages. This book was used by Williamstown High School students in the 1960s, in their study of English. williamstown high school, 1960s, english text books, the new graded word-book

Hardcover, No Dust Jacket"S. Boyd" inside front cover.walsh st library

Red cloth covered book used by Robert Gerring in his science studies at Williamstown High School whilst in Form IIIB, in 1947. 387 pages.See jpg above for inscription inside front cover.williamstown high school, 1947, textbooks, robert gerring

Olive board covered book with green binding tape, used by Bob Gerring in studies, whilst in Form IB at Williamstown High School in 1945.See jpg above for inscription inside front cover.williamstown high school, 1945, textbooks, robert gerring

School Magazine Extract - Principal's Report, 2008: "Completing and commissioning our new outdoor courts was a major undertaking both in 2007 and 2008. It is wonderful to see they are now operating as an integral part of the school's overall P.E. and sport program as well as offering opportunities for informal recreation for both our students and the wider community. The contribution of $137,000 from the Commonwealth Government in funding this program is appreciated and acknowledged."Dark timber-backed metalic display stand with gold lettering marking "Australian Government - The Australian Government provided the funds to Parkwood Secondary College to enable the construction of these Multi Purpose courts under the Investing In Our Schools Programme 2008"

Anthology - 140 autobiographical, fictional and documentary writings on Australian School Days.Hardcover book with text and paper sleeve with Sepia Imageshort stories, schooldays, australian history, schools, students, biographies

Exercise books were used by students in all Australian schools for class work and for homework. This may have been a homework book. It has had many pages removed and is quite thin. On a page at the back of the book there are three stamps with the date - Oct 10 1915 and one with Oct 12 1915. Seven books were donated by the Burgi family. Louis Kolling B: 1904, Clifton Hill - D: 1984. Louis was the son of Louis and Mary Ellen Kolling who married in 1892 nee Burgi.A black covered school exercise book with arithmetic, spelling, grammar handwritten in black ink. The letters LK are written inside the front cover, with the back cover having sums and sentences written.On the inside of the front cover the letters 'LK' are handwritten elaborately. 'Louis Kolling' is handwritten at the top of one page. On a page at the back of the book there are three stamps with the date - Oct 10 1915 and one with Oct 12 1915.school equipment, australian schools, exercise books

mechanics institutes - victoria, mechanics institutes - history

Vision Australia School Award ceremony songs: 1. Vision Australia School Song performed on piano by Maritah Suki. 2. Kookaburra sits in the old gumtree sung by the Junior School. 3. Let the good times roll (a Capella) sung by the Middle School. 4. Scooby Doo (a Capella) sung by the Middle School. 5. Knock Knock sung by the Senior School. 6. G'Day sung by the Senior School. 7. Hound Dog sung by the James and Nathan. 8. Everybody loves Saturday night sung by the Transition Group. 9. The Natural Way sung by the Junior School. 10. Let's Go To the Zoo sung by the Junior School. 11. Feels so good sung by Jade Sanderson. 12. Seasons of the year sung by Jade Sanderson. 13. What a Wonderful World performed by Taylor Clay and Matthew Whibley. 14. Please Don't Go performed by Joseph Samarani, Maritah Suki and Jade Sanderson. 15. Sad, Sweet Dreamer performed by Maritah Suki. 16. Sing and Scat performed by the Song Choir, with Brody Grant-Carter on Marimba. 17. Life is a Song by John Foreman. 17 songs from the Vision Australia School Music Award Ceremony 2007vision australia, burwood school, maritah suki, jade sanderson, taylor clay, matthew whibley, joseph samarani, brody grant-carter, john foreman

The School Paper, a monthly publication of the Victorian Education Department, was first introduced into Victorian schools in 1896 for Class III, in response to a perceived need for locally edited and published school books on Australian topics. A School Paper for the Fourth Class was published in June 1897, and a third for the Fifth and Sixth Classes in September of the following year. The readers were core reading for school children and contained local content and material written by local authors. The School Papers were compulsory reading for children until 1928 when the Victorian readers became compulsory and the School Papers supplemented them. The three grades of School Papers were renamed in the late 1960s to become Meteor, Comet and Orbit. These editions were owned by Eunice Russell nee Gray.11 paper children's monthly magazines held by string inside a faded brown cardboard The School Paper cover. The cover has a printed light brown square in the middle printed with the The School Paper title, a floral outline symbol underneath, and space for Name Grade and School which are all written in by the owner. The spine has light brown tape binding it. Inside are 11 magazines (January is missing, because the children did not attend school in this month due to extended school holidays) dated February to December. At the top of each front cover of all the editions is printed, Education Department Victoria Australia, with School Paper Grades 111 and 1V surrounding an outline of a lyrebird in the middle. A photograph on each cover depicts some sort of overseas or Australian life or activity. Each one also has the edition number of the paper eg, No. 590. Price 1d. Feb 1, 1949 all the way through on each edition in the set to Dec.1, 1949. Each paper may include stories, poems, plays, songs, comic strips suitable for the age group. J Hart is written in grey pencil Pp.16 in each copy.On the front of the brown cardboard cover is handwritten in blue ink for each section: Name - 'Fay J. Hart ', Grade - '1V', School - 'No 1033 Wandin Yallock'. 'J Hart' is written in grey pencil at the top of June, Aug, Nov. front covers.school magazines, the school paper, australian schools, school equipment

The School Paper, a monthly publication of the Victorian Education Department, was first introduced into Victorian schools in 1896 for Class III, in response to a perceived need for locally edited and published school books on Australian topics. A School Paper for the Fourth Class was published in June 1897, and a third for the Fifth and Sixth Classes in September of the following year. The readers were core reading for schoolchildren and contained local content and material written by local authors. The School papers were compulsory reading for children until 1928 when the Victorian readers became compulsory and the School Papers supplemented them. The three grades of School Papers were renamed in the late 1960s to become Meteor, Comet and Orbit. These editions were owned by Eunice Russell nee Gray.Children's magazines with Education Department Victoria School Paper Grades Three and Four printed at the top of the front cover. A photograph on each cover depicts a doll dressed in a different national costume. (3 copies). Price 1d. March, November and December 1967 (9 copies) 1952. school magazines, the school paper, australian schools, school equipment

A small green format school reader No 353 from the Whitcombe's Story Books series : The Crooked Brownie for Ages 8 to 9 Years. The title is printed in red lettering on the front cover with the series above and age group beneath in black lettering. Inside a black lined rectangular shape is a lined drawing of a frog talking to the brownie - on a sign is written 'Samuel Frog Furniture Maker'. 1/- for the cost is in the right hand bottom corner. Inside the front and back covers are additional series Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd publishes. The story has 10 chapters with black and white illustrations. Pp62.non-fictionA school reader for children ages 8 to 9 years. The brownie has many adventures.school reader, australian schools, school equipment

A small rectangular paperback booklet: ABC Broadcasts to Schools Senior Primary 1959. The front cover has the title and details printed on a black, red and white triangular background with music notes, a stave, a red outlined lined globe with children dancing underneath it and leaves. On the title page is a message to the girls and boys of Victoria from the Director of Education, A. S. Ramsay, with a black and whie photograph of him on the right. Publishing details are below. The booklet includes a list of Programmes which are broadcast with a Timetable, Special Projects, Health and Hygiene, Speaking and Listening The Correspondence School Speaks, Singing Together (with added music),The World we Live In, Nature Studies, A Time for Music, Our Australia, Lands of our Fathers (Social Studies for Grade V1) There are illustrations, maps, diagrams throughout. Pp 80. non-fictionThe small booklet includes a list of Programmes which are broadcast by the ABC Victoria with a Timetable, Special Projects, Health and Hygiene, Speaking and Listening The Correspondence School Speaks, Singing Together (with added music),The World we Live In, Nature Studies, A Time for Music, Our Australia, Lands of our Fathers (Social Studies for Grade V1) There are illustrations, maps, diagrams throughout. radio equipment, australian schools, abc booklet, radios, broadcasts to schools

A badly worn brown and blue marbled style coloured covered Nature Study Exercise book for student use in schools. There is a white rectangular sticker with a decorative green and brown border pasted in the middle of the front cover with the title, and a Name and Class line with the student's details added in ink and pencil. It is stapled at the spine with green tape binding it together. The book is filled with different Nature Study topics such as Roots,The Vine Moth, The Violet and others, all handwritten in grey pencil. The first page is filled with pencilled columns of numbers counting by fives 5 - 690. It was used in 1912 by Louis Kolling Class 3.non-fictionA 1912-era exercise book would likely feature hand-drawn sketches of plants or insects, pressed flowers, and handwritten observations made by a student. The pages of the book would have a lined page on the left and a blank page for illustrations opposite.australian schools, school equipment, school books, school subjects

The "John and Betty" books most commonly refer to the 1950s popular primary school readers published by the Education Department of Victoria in Australia. These early educational readers were authored by teacher and educator Betty Somerville and illustrated by Marjorie Howden.The John and Betty readers were often paired with large flashcards such as these from the 1950s well into the 1970s. Teachers used large cardboard flip versions of the book pages, accompanied by distinct "picture/word" and "sentence" flashcards. Children would match individual word cards to sentences.24 large thick 'flashcards' with sentences and coloured illustrations to match the 1950's primary school reader John and Betty. There are a few doubles of cards. Seven cards have upper case outlines of letters.On the back of seven cards are large outlines of uppercase letters in black texta pen: ' A, C, E9(x2) N, O, P'australian schools, school books, school reader

A badly damaged grey softcover textbook with the title, Whitcombe's New Federal Arithmetic Grade VI printed on a black lined scroll design with Specially written to meet the requirements of the Revised Victorian Course of Study in Elementary School in a box at the bottom along with the publisher symbol. Whitcombe & Tombs Limited Melbourne & Sydney and other cities is printed beneath. The price 1/3 is written in the right hand bottom corner. Inside are exercises, short problems, diagrams and lists of examples of work set out for the students. There are pencil and ink markings inside. On the back inside and outside the cover are advertisements for Whitcombe's Vivid History and Geography Readers. 132p. non-fictionAn arithmetic book for Grade VI elementary students with exercises, problems, diagrams and revision for young students in Australia.arithmetic, school curriculum, australian schools

Exercise book on agriculture with no cover from unknown local.school equipment, australian schools, exercise books

Rectangular shaped Grey coloured Display Binder.Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia School Education Packageschool education package, vietnam veterians associations of australia, lara r.s.l.