In the 1930s the Victorian Education Department published The School Paper monthly for primary school students. Each one featured a combination of Australian poetry, literature and imperial values. The magazines were edited by teachers. George Wallace served as the editor from 1925 to 1934 and then John Ramsden Lyall from 1934 until 1940.Document. School papers published by Education Department Victoria Australia. Owned by Jean Badham. 1932 for grades 5 and 6. March. April. May.'Education Department, Victoria, Australia. The School Paper. Grades V and VI. 1932.' Pictures on title header of Australian wildflowers and forest.document, memo, school papers for 1932., badham collection

Nicholson street church, Brunswick circuit. Contains: Foundation stone ceremony invitation of the new church on Saturday, 3 September, 1932 at 3pm; Memorial scroll with names of the officials, members of congregation, Sunday school scholars who availed themselves of the opportunity of signing the scroll; The Brunswick Methodist newsletter, August, September, October 1932); The Spectator Aug 31, 1932; The Argus 3 Sept, 1933.Square glass jar with a glass topping containing papers.nicholson street methodist church brunswick, time capsule

Newspaper cuttings from local papers announcing scholarship winners from Williamstown High School. Cuttings have been taken from 1921- 1925, 1930, 1932 - 1937, 1939 - 1941, 1944 & 1946. Also includes a clipping about the opening of the new school building in 1945. Folder with buff card cover and single sheets formed into a book with split pins. 17 pages.On cover: 4273/29 Indecipherable signature.scholarships, williamstown high school, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1930, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1944, 1946

Two issues of the School Paper featuring a collection of stories, images and short texts. Cover from February 1932 for Grades III and IV features two primary school children engaged in different activities. Cover from February 1933 for Grades V and VI features a sketch of a Boy Scout by J H Dowd.The School Paper, a monthly publication of the Victorian Education Department, was first introduced into Victorian schools in 1896 for Class III. It was felt that there was a need for locally produced publications with some Australian content rather than relying on British publications. 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 literature for all students across the State of Victoria. The School papers were compulsory reading for children until 1928 when the Victorian readers became compulsory and the School Papers were used to supplemented them. These School Papers were owned by Alf Haeusler of Wodonga.victorian education, the school paper victoria