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Shakespeare Room, Building, photograph by Ivan Ives, 29.10.1943, Pix Magazine Collection

Unidentified school group, 1890-1900

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Chronology of education in Queensland Queensland's first school opened in 1826 with 16 pupils, the children of soliders and convicts from the first settlement in Moreton Bay. It was not until 1860, however, that the first Education Act was proclaimed and all primary education was placed under one general and comprehensive system controlled by the Board of General Education. This chronology of education in Queensland provides a factual outline of the major milestones and trends in the development of state education. 1888 - Primary schools and their administration were strongly criticised by a Royal Commission on the Civil Service. Financial support was provided to enable 13 children to attend the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute in Sydney. 1890 - The first Arbor Day was held. 1891 - An Instructress in Kindergarten was appointed to give teachers in infant grades in primary schools instruction in the new Froebellian methods. 1892 - An optional Class 6 was added to the class structure. 1893 - A Blind, Deaf and Dumb School was established in Queensland, controlled by a committee chaired by Sir Charles Lilley. The school opened at Cornwall St, Annerley with 20 students. 1895 - Drawing was introduced as a subject in primary schools. This subject was seen as a vital basis for technical education. 1897 - Queensland Agricultural College at Lawes was established. The Blind School and the Deaf School were established as separate schools on the above site. Deaf and blind children were educated separately but housed together. 1898 - State Education Amendment of 1897 was implemented, allowing the introduction of secondary-level subjects like Euclid, Algebra and Science in classes 5 and 6 of primary schools. 1900 - The compulsory clause of the Education Act of 1875 was fully implemented. Source: education.qld.gov.au/about-us/history/chronology-of-educa...

01_00093571 Convair 990 025-62 Swissair in flight 8Jan62

  • svabodda said:
    cool!
  • secret square said:
    rare bird and fast too