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Example of school equipment, c 1950'sExample of equipment used in the teaching of geometry.Example of school geometry equipment.C E H engraved on reverse of set square. Mathematic scales on face of set square.school equipment, geometry

Slate and satchel commonly used in primary schools prior to World War 2; exercise book was produced by local traders in the Brunswick and Brunswick West area for free distribution to students.Leather school satchel, with slate and exercise book. Exercise book entitled "Brunswick West and North-West State Schools Homework Exercise Book", probably produced between 1926 and mid 1930s. The Advertised Bruce Small/Malvern Star business was located at 134 Sydney Road in the 1931-1934 period. Slate and exercise book marked "Doug Elliott"school slates, school satchels

Used by Norma Bishop (donor's mother), who lived at 30 Carnon Street Greensborough, when she attended Briar Hill State School in 1942-43Steel school case, two catches with handle, originally painted in silver, now rusty.Norma Bishop Carnon St. Greensborough in white paint inside lidbishop family, briar hill primary school, briar hill state school, school bags

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Slate for use with slate pencil. Lines scratched on one side as guide for writing. Likely to have been used in the 1880s.Rectangular shaped slate with wooden and wire borderLines scratched on one side. Lettering: Rex Appleton Given to His. Soc. St. Kilda Est. Miss O. Appleton 19/6/83st kilda schools

Slate for use with slate pencil. Lines scratched on each side as guide for writing. Likely to have been used in the 1880s.Rectangular shaped slate with wooden and wire borderLines scratched on both sides. Lettering: Rex Appleton Given to His. Soc. St. Kilda Est. Miss O. Appleton 19/6/83st kilda schools

Students identified as Brett Warfe, and Quinton Peel.|Other Number 02866.4Black and white photograph two students Secondary College with LEGO dacta equipment.Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, students

The late 1800s saw a growing concern about the amount and nature of homework assigned to students. Some believed homework, especially the focus on rote memorization, negatively affected children's physical and mental well-being. The specific types of homework varied, ranging from memorization tasks to more analytical exercises, like those found in this historic homework book from the period. A green marbled paper covered hardcover school homework book which belonged to Ms Beryl Jacquier. It has dark green tape on the spine. Arithmetic homework is written at the front section and English work is written turning the book upside down at the back. John E. Fowler is handwritten in copperplate black ink at the end of most of the work. London October 23rd 1837 is written at the top right of a response of a reference letter for Mr Edward Wilmot of Banbury. Pages are loose and there is foxing and tanning. The book is filled completely.'John E. Fowler' is written at the end of most of the work written in copperplate black ink. 'London October 23rd 1837' is written at the top right of a response of a reference letter for 'Mr Edward Wilmot of Banbury'. Whether this is an actual referral or an exercise for script writing is not evident.school equipment, school books, school homework

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 board was made from a piece of quarry slate set in a wooden frame. In early times a slate pencil (not chalk) was used to form the letters. This slate pencil was often sharpened on the school wall. The advantage of slates over paper was that they could be wiped clean and used again and again. Children had to bring a dampened cloth or sponge to school so that they could clean the slate and start again but often they would use their own spit and the cuff of their sleeve! Two rectangular slate writing boards used in schools. .1 is plain black and is unframed. .2 is wooden-framed.education slate school-equipment

Framed pieces of slate rock used for erasable writing. Used for writing by school students Slate, two-sided, in wooden frameslates, writing slates, blackboards, school equipment

School type compass with short black lead pencil attached. Marked in inches, 6" maximum.Inches 1 - 6. compass, school equipment, maths, camps, internees

Brown leather school bag with shoulder straps and buckle closure straps.school, equipment

not knownThree foot rule, collapsible to nine inch. Metal ends and hinges. Hinge in centre 9inches from each end. Two small nails positioned at 14 and 22 inch marks and 10 and 26 inch marks to keep folded rule in place.school, equipment, instruments, measuring

Ruler was brought out from England in 1934 by Mary Russell.Cylindrical wooden rulerschool, equipment

from Blackburn East Primary SchoolFour house banners on wooden support with cord attached for hanging. The house name is machined on a strip of white material which is centered on the banner. Material and cord colour, and house name are as below.|1. Red/White 'Paterson'|2. Yellow/White 'MacKellar'|3. Blue/White 'Lawson'|4. Green/White 'Sturt'school, equipment, trophies & awards, education

From Blackburn East Primary School1. Purple synthetic (silk) pennant. Golden writing. Victorian Primary Schools Sports Association Regional Champions. Volleyball Boys 1981 (Wreath with ball and net) 2. Purple synthetic (silk) pennant. Golden writing slightly faded. Victorian Primary Schools Sports Association Metropolitan Premiers. (Wreath with crossed softball bats and ball)trophies & awards, sports, education, school, equipment

See Ref No. 4362Triangular blue felt school pennant. Gold printing NDPSSA. Drawing of sprinter with laurel wreath around it in gold. '2nd Place' in blue on gold background '1980' printing in gold 'DIV..2' in gold on blue background. Gold edging on left hand side with two loops.NDPSSA, 2nd Place, 1980, DIV..2trophies & awards, sports, trophies & awards, education, school, equipment

See Ref. 4362Round material school badge. Cream/Maroon edge on maroon rising sun and Blackburn East printed under the sun in black.Blackburn Eastnumismatics, badges, school, equipment, costume accessories, clothes accessories