Alma South School - Revision history

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Marcus: Reverted edits by Marcus (talk) to last revision by JeffHarris

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Reverted edits by Marcus (talk) to last revision by JeffHarris

Marcus at 07:35, 9 January 2013

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-From ''"The Register"''
+'''From ''"The Register" ''18 November 1903, page 3h:'''
 November 1903, page 3h:
 ''In 1903 Mr. A. Jones officiated as postmaster and Messrs. J. Pearce and P. Smith were blacksmiths. The State School at Alma North was in charge of Miss Venning and Miss Tamblyn occupied a similar position at Alma South.''
 Examinations at the Alma Plains School are reported in the ''Advertiser'',20 August 1870, page 3f.
-  ''<u>'''The following information was compiled when reading pages 229 and 230 of the book'''</u>''
 The following information was compiled when reading pages 229 and 230 of the book " People of the Plains " written by Jean V. Wood.
-''<u>'''" People of the Plains " written by Jean V. Wood.'''</u>''
 ''The Alma South School was established using the premises of the Church of Christ Chapel and the building was still standing in1986. In circa 1863 the church built a school master's residence on the opposite side of the road and the first school master was William Henry Cope.''

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 From ''"The Register"''
 November 1903, page 3h:
-In 1903 Mr. A. Jones officiated as postmaster and Messrs. J. Pearce and P. Smith were blacksmiths. The State School at Alma North was in charge of Miss Venning and Miss Tamblyn occupied a similar position at Alma South.&nbsp;
+''In 1903 Mr. A. Jones officiated as postmaster and Messrs. J. Pearce and P. Smith were blacksmiths. The State School at Alma North was in charge of Miss Venning and Miss Tamblyn occupied a similar position at Alma South.''
 Examinations at the Alma Plains School are reported in the ''Advertiser'',20 August 1870, page 3f.
   ''<u>'''The following information was compiled when reading pages 229 and 230 of the book'''</u>''
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-The Alma South School was established using the premises of the Church of Christ Chapel and the building was still standing in1986. In circa 1863 the church built a school master's residence on the opposite side of the road and the first school master was William Henry Cope.
+''The Alma South School was established using the premises of the Church of Christ Chapel and the building was still standing in1986. In circa 1863 the church built a school master's residence on the opposite side of the road and the first school master was William Henry Cope.''
 In 1877 the Education Department listed the school as Alma South School and at that time the average attendance was 33 students.

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 The school was closed on 29th January 1964.
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 In 1911 Ellen M Dubois was appointed head teacher and she remained in that position for 20 years and left on her retirement in 1931. In 1919 the school was listed as a Class IV school.
 The school was closed on 29th January 1964.
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