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NRS-17284 | Programme and Lesson Registers [Wallsend Public School]

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AGY-3951 | Wallsend Public School (1862-1881) Wallsend Superior Public School (1881-1913) Wallsend Public School (1913-1928, 1930-1932) Wallsend Public School + (1928-1930) Wallsend District Rural School (1932) Wallsend Public School (1933- )
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Each teacher maintained a programme and lessons register for their class. The programme register covered an academic year. There is an introductory page setting out the name of the school, the grade, the dates of the terms, the average age of the pupils, the name of the teacher and the date of assignment to the class. The volumes are sub-divided into terms. At the end of each term is an unstructured page. The programme is otherwise set out in pre-printed pages. At the left-hand edge of each verso page is a column marked with week numbers. There is normally a four-page spread for each term’s English programmes, three-page spreads for Mathematics and Social Studies, and half- to one-page spreads for other subjects. With slight variations from year to year, the weekly programme is set out under the following subjects: English, Mathematics, Natural Science (or Nature Study), Social Studies (which may include Scripture), Music, Art and Handicrafts/Needlework (or Handwork), and possibly also Health Education, Physical Education, and Developmental and Creative Activities. The teacher completed lessons on all of these topics in the course of each week.

The series is currently represented by a single volume, which contains the lesson programme for the 6B boys’ class during the year 1963.

Created: 1862-07-01

Data time period: 1963-01-28 to 1963-12-12

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