WIRELESS IN SCHOOLS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18128, 18 July 1924, Page 9

WIRELESS IN SCHOOLS.

INNOVATION IN NEW SOW*# WALES. Craoit ova owx pawuaw*»***-} SYDNEY, Joljr 10. , The pro!>osal to establish mftM H ' outback schools, following vjpen tW. tests at Bourke, hj»», *» W® ®f . main aims, the removal of of isolation from the smaller tnmfa ■ communities which i# 004».'0f. IW*,'. creatost handicaps. The ide» is to afford them sonw competWttwß tjf this mean* for tbe lack rf p* and intellectual advantages whtefe tfW city enjoy*. with ito daisy to it tho pew> tn»? ?: its lecture*. eoncejUafla otbe* tfflMMjH , and tbeatjical entertwiUßjßt#,, Miinltcr outback communis## It fttfftjg - that t>o-operation will enable so'ioolm, with their wirsUs*, % mcoom social centres at night; commeo trcs. in short, fur the *njoyi»#it W all those pleasure# -whichare door of their city WP>2 ; class concert*, organ recital* bi»u Maw I musical entertainments. lettarM^wfr' j detunes, «ind *o on. And jiwt hoped to enlarge tlio enrm-nmenl of the adult outback, so it « nop«o bring to the y-.mipterg the ma«e, w» story-telling and other featqree cf ? wjuimM-d city schools. Alrew ~y the broadcasting companies to mako its at.Klw * available twice a WO# for .«*gJߣ noses. At far away ikmrkt, 4Gor«fi«» !ve*t of Sydney, during the tlie pupib U.W W ffaiJJ t "less to an address bv tlw * VdnAtion 'Mr #. Ji. Sjnttb), who Jfc ono time was the headmaster of tins* ! own school- .

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