Collection 696 - Moombooldool Public School

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SA 696

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Moombooldool Public School

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  • 1913-1972 (Creation)

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12 volumes

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(July 1913 - December 1972)

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Moombooldool Provisional School, in the County of Cooper, opened in July 1913. Provisional schools were established in areas where the school population was too small to support a full public school. By 1913 ten pupils were required for the commencement of a provisional school. Usually the Department of Education provided the teacher, books and other teaching materials and the parents made arrangements for the school building. (1)

In January 1919 the School was converted to a public school. Public schools were basic elementary schools in the NSW education system. By 1919 twenty pupils were required to maintain a school of this classification. The School closed in December 1972. (2)

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  1. Government Schools of New South Wales 1848-2003. NSW Department of Education and Training, 2003, p.17, 96.
  2. Government Schools of New South Wales 1848-2003. NSW Department of Education and Training, 2003, p.18, 96.

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Class roll, half-yearly examination book, library accession register, observation books, papers re history of Moombooldool Public School, punishment register, registers of admission, progress and withdrawal, visiting clergy book and visitors' book.

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Punishment Registers are RESTRICTED for 50 years (Access Direction No. 276).
All other records are OPEN to public access (Access Direction No. 275).

A Reader’s Ticket issued by the State Archives and Records Authority of NSW is required to access original state archives and can be issued immediately upon production of identification. More information

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The reproducing and publishing of state archives is governed by the State Archives and Records Authority of NSW. More information

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