Memory of Farrar Public School for the Deaf
Rest In Peace
11th February 1946 - 19th December 2000
History - Do You Remember?
James Fletcher making a speech on behalf of the ex-students at the opening of the present school. |
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The inspector who, when taken to see the "jungle" that is now the lower playground, fell into a blackberry bush. The area was cleared shortly after. |
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The great time we has at camp at Broken Bay. |
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Alexandra Boyd, Colin Thompson, Lon Hannah and Donna Hanagan putting the clocks forward so the student teachers let them out early. |
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Mrs Bonner teaching us to swim at Enfield pool. |
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The exciting game of touch football after lunch. |
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The three year old boy saluting the flag every morning when he arrived at school. |
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Another three year old boy who was so upset on his first day at school that he bit Miss Cadby as his mother was leaving. |
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The international lunch, when we brought in dishes from our family's country of origin. |
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When two children from Farrar has small parts in the TV serial "The Restless Years" |
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Farewell lunches at Chinese restaurants and McDonalds. |
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Rolf Harris visiting Farrar for a rehearsal with the signing choir before a concert at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. |
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The wonderful Easter and Christmas parties and the year Mrs. Chan was Mother Christmas. |
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The Easter egg hunts. Did Mahassen Kanj ever find her Easter egg? |
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Update on Thursday 11th March 2021
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