Provides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey HillsProvides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey Hills 124pschools - boroondara, st joseph's home and residential school, campden ladies college, surrey college, hessle school, ormiston college, ladies high school (jessie tait), surrey hills preparatory grammar school, surrey hills kindergarten and preparatory school, tower house school, craighall, milverton ladies college, our holy redeemer school, our lady's primary school, st andrew's presbyterian school, miss mccleverty's girls high school, (mr) ken james, st brigids, jessie tait

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"

Article about lack of funding to Government schools for repairs which included Greensborough CollageText with colour imagegreensborough college, schools - banyule, government schools

A large homemade green cloth covered book, The Fruits and fruit-Trees of America by A.J. Downing, Second Edition by Charles Downing. It has diagrams and outline drawings of fruit, native and foreign cultivated in America. A section at the back is headed - Key to French Names. An Index to the Different Fruits is included along with a General Index. Appendixes I, II and III has a General Index with synonymous names in Italic. Tanning, foxing and stains are noted. 1098p. plus 193p. for Appendixes.non-fictionA textbook about the Fruits and Fruit-Trees of America; The Culture, Propagation, and Management, in the Garden and Orchard, of Fruit Trees generally; with descriptions of all the finest varieties of fruit, native and foreign , cultivated in this country.horticulture, agriculture, fruit growing

Article about the state government promises to local schools and local residents' views on the forthcoming 2006 election.Text and seven colour imageselections, victorian government, schools, rosie bray, eltham high school, greenhills primary school

A dark green hardcover book with an embossed pattern on the front cover. The spine has Downing's Selected Fruits for the Garden and Market in gold lettering with the publisher John Wiley's emblem at the bottom. There are upwards of 400 illustrations and diagrams of fruits throughout and an Index at the back. Some stains and markings with tanning on he edges of the pages. 679p.non-fictionThis edition of the Fruits and Fruit-trees of America has been prepared to meet the wants and convenience of practical Fruit-growers who wish to cultivate varieties tested and approved as very good or best for general use or most profitable for market. Some new varieties have been included with their culture, propagation and management in the garden and orchard.fruit growing, agriculture

Softcover in yellow with photograph of a yacht with four crew. 72 pagesnon-fictionA collection of anecdotes from Ex-Students and Staff and Present Day Students and Staff of Williamstown High School, Williamstown, Victoria.williamstown high school, schools, schools-government, schools-victoria

Kew East Primary School officially opened on 25th April 1892. The school relocated to its current site on Kitchener Street in 1923, with the addition of the three-storey brick building in 1929. In the early 1920s, Kew East Primary became a Central School, offering secondary classes until district high schools were established. Additional buildings, including a canteen, library, Rural Training School (now demolished), classrooms, and a new library in 1973, were added to the site over the years.Purple East Kew Central School cap and badge. The purple cap includes contrasting bands. The oval, white metal badge includes the name of the school and the school motto Onwards Upwards surrounding a pair of wings.Badge: "Central School / Kew East / Onwards Upwards"government schools -- kew (vic.), central schools -- melbourne, kew east central school

Kew East Primary School officially opened on 25th April 1892. The school relocated to its current site on Kitchener Street in 1923, with the addition of the three-storey brick building in 1929. In the early 1920s, Kew East Primary became a Central School, offering secondary classes until district high schools were established. Additional buildings, including a canteen, library, Rural Training School (now demolished), classrooms, and a new library in 1973, were added to the site over the years.Kew East Central School badge in white metal including the name of the school and the school motto Onwards Upwards surrounding a pair of wings.Badge: "Central School / Kew East / Onwards Upwards"government schools -- kew (vic.), central schools -- melbourne, kew east central school

Kew Primary School is the oldest school in Kew and was established on November 1, 1870. It predates the commencement of State education with its genesis lying in the year the colony was founded, namely, 1851. Nicholas Fenwick was recognized as the founder of Kew when he purchased an area of 122 acres (Lot 87) on which Kew Primary School now stands.Grade 2, Kew State School, 1915. One student, Ray Watson, front row, sixth from left is identified by an arrow and cross. Inscriptions front: "Kew State School. Grade 2. Year 1915. Ray Watson. Presented to the Kew Historic Society by Ray Watson, Oct 1978." Inscriptions reverse: "KH-229. Kew State School, Melbourne, Victoria. Grade 2 1915. Teacher Miss Thomas. Albert Raymond Watson. Age 7 years. Mrs Ivory's brother."kew state school, kew primary school -- peel street -- kew (vic.), schools -- kew, government schools -- kew (vic.)

Kew Primary School is the oldest school in Kew and was established on November 1, 1870. It predates the commencement of State education with its genesis lying in the year the colony was founded, namely, 1851. Nicholas Fenwick was recognized as the founder of Kew when he purchased an area of 122 acres (Lot 87) on which Kew Primary School now stands.Photograph of 35 children in Grade 1, Kew State School, 1920. Inscription on front "Year 1920"; on reverse: "KH-285. Kew S. School. Donated by Mr Heward, 1978. Grade 1 1920." This photo, unlike 1978.0019 is on a cardboard mount.schools -- kew (vic.), government schools - kew (vic.), primary schools -- kew (vic), kew state school, kew primary school

Kew Primary School is the oldest school in Kew and was established on November 1, 1870. It predates the commencement of State education with its genesis lying in the year the colony was founded, namely, 1851. Nicholas Fenwick was recognized as the founder of Kew when he purchased an area of 122 acres (Lot 87) on which Kew Primary School now stands.Grade 6, Kew State School, 1926. Inscription on front: "Year 1926." and reverse: "KH-283. Kew State School. Donated by Mr Heward 1978." On mount - Photographer: "J Armstrong / 4 Armadale St., Northcote"kew state school, kew primary school, schools -- kew (vic.), government schools -- kew (vic.), primary schools -- kew (vic.)

ew Primary School is the oldest school in Kew and was established on November 1, 1870. It predates the commencement of State education with its genesis lying in the year the colony was founded, namely, 1851. Nicholas Fenwick was recognized as the founder of Kew when he purchased an area of 122 acres (Lot 87) on which Kew Primary School now stands.Grade 4, Kew State School, 1924. Inscription on front: "Year 1924." and reverse: "KH-284. Grade IV, Kew State School. Donated by Mr Heward 1978."kew state school, kew primary school, government schools -- kew (vic), primary schools -- kew (vic)

Kew Primary School is the oldest school in Kew and was established on November 1, 1870. It predates the commencement of State education with its genesis lying in the year the colony was founded, namely, 1851. Nicholas Fenwick was recognized as the founder of Kew when he purchased an area of 122 acres (Lot 87) on which Kew Primary School now stands.Grade 1, Kew State School, 1920. Inscription on front: "Year 1920". See similar 1978.0015.kew state school, kew primary school, primary schools -- kew (vic), government schools-- kew (vic.)

What is now Kew East Primary School was opened on its current site in Kitchener Street in 1923. The Kew East and Mont Albert Heritage Gap Study (August 2020) established that: 'Kew East Primary School No. 3136 is historically significant for the evidence it provides of an early phase in the development of Kew East which gathered momentum from the 1920s, as housing developed rapidly and the population increased in response to the extension of the High Street tram to Harp Road then Burke Road then improved tram connections between the area and the city.'A rare and early photograph of the school taken four years after its construction. Small, sepia coloured photographic positive of East Kew State School. The two storey red brick building was opened in 1923. This view, three years after its construction shows preliminary fencing and undeveloped playing grounds.schools -- kew east (vic.), government schools -- kew -- kew east, strathalbyn street

Program, worksheet, issues and magazine of Constitutional Centenary Foundation, May 1998. Constitutional Centenary Foundationlocal government, national schools convention, federation, states centenary convention, international constitutional news, bathurst people's convention 1996

Used in Government SchoolsSoft red covered Line Text BookVictorian Series 20th Thousand The Victoria School Arithmetic approved by the Department Oral and Written Exercises Forth Class Expressly designed to meet the requirements of the new Victorian Programme by G.H. HALLAM (Victorian Education Department) Price ......Sixpence Answers Seperate .. Sixpence Melbourne Jas. Ingram & Son, Publishers 987 Little Collins Street Copyright. Inside: Hand Written Chrissie (Struck Through) Harry (written underneath) Cummingstawell education

School reader widely used in Victorian government schools.24 p., stapled, col. illusrations.Stamped in red: P. S. 5024 Watsonia South, Frensham Rd. Watsonia 3087. Tel. 435-6662childrens books, school textbook

Series of readers widely used in Victorian government schools72 p., stapled, text and black & white and col. illustrationsschool readers, school textbook, childrens books

Series of school readers widely used in Victorrian government schools104 p., stapled. Text and col. illustrationsschool readers, school textbook, childrens books

Series of school readers widely used in Victorian government schools247 p., paperback. Text and col. illustrationschildrens books, school textbook

Educational book used by Allan Johnson in Grade 4 in a Victorian Government School.Historical: Comparative education for teaching reading in Grade 4 at Victorian Government Schools. Provenance: Allan Johnson's family and education at the Bogong Primary School which was known to have a good library.Grey book with cloth on cardboard cover.In black: Victorian Readers / Fourth Book / emblem in middle of circle surround by double circle inside which is printed Education department Victoria / Bottom righthand side with lines above and below Second Edition Allan Johnson written in ink on cover page.education. reading. schools. victorian education department

Softcover, 184 pages. Cream cover with burgundy text and illustration. Book of photographs from ex-students to commemorate the schools 90th Anniversary in 2005. (foreward by Iris Whitehurst)williamstown high school, schools, schools-victoria, schools-government, williamstown

Softcover book in dark red with white text. Line drawing depicting the first school buildingnon-fictionA history of the Williamstown High School from 1867 - 2014 including illustrations, photographs, maps and documents williamstown high school, schools, williamstown, schools-victoria, schools-government, sir george verdon, charles steedman, westbourne grammar school

The draft agreement on conditions and staffing in secondary colleges, 1990, sets out conditions for staffing and employment in government schools.41 pages, typed.greensborough secondary college, victoria ministry of education, workplace agreenets

The Austral Grammers. A Third book of Grammer and composition studies and exercises in Language for Grade VI.. Used in Government Schools.Soft green linen covered text bookTheresa Euphemia Cumming, Harry Cumming (Hand Written) THE AUSTRAL GRAMMERS (Underlined) A THIRD BOOK 0f Grammer and Composition Studies and Exercises in Language for Grade IV Melbourne: Christchurch: Wellington: Dunedin N.Z.: and London Whitcombe & Tombs Limited 10 D Inside: Theresa Euphemia Cumming, Harry Cumming (Hand Written) Opposite Page Harry Cumming (Hand Written)stawell education

This Arithmetic book was used by all Grade 5 students in the Victorian Government Schools during the 1940s. Each child owned oneHistorical: Represents all students of the time in Victoria and enables education to be compared with that of the present day. Green cloth covered - hard cover book.On cover, in black, ARITHMETIC / FOR / GRADE V. In circle an emblem in black and around this circle another with "Education Department Victoria" in black.education. victorian education. government education. school. arithmetic. mathematics.