Grace Plains School - Revision history

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 In 1969 Grace Plains School closed down, the last teacher being Miss Patricia Beinke.
 There were 10 students at the school who continued their education at the Mallala school.
 Teachers at Grace Plains were:

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-Grace Plains School is recorded to have originated in the Methodist church when it opened in 1868.
+On 27th October 1866 the ''Adelaide Observer'' reported that the Board of Education had received a letter from Mr John Forbes 'notifying on behalf of the residents of Grace Plains that they had appointed Alexander Lawson to the headmastership of the Grace Plains School, as successor to Henry Warwick, resigned'. On 10th October 1868 the same newspaper reported that the school inspectors had been 'quite satisfied' by the performance of the children at the school. On 14th April 1877 it was reported that Alexander Lawson had been transferred to the school at Barraba.
 One source states that about 1872 a day school was opened with about 60 children attending, and the first teacher was Mr Adams who owned a block of land in the area, while another asserts that the first teacher was Elizabeth Morgan who commenced duties in 1894 with an average attendance of 56

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 |Locality=Grace Plains
-|Geocoordinates=-34.378404073655, 138.49181503057
+|Geocoordinates=-34.3784040737, 138.491815031
 |DateEstablished=1894
 |Date approximate=No
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 |Related Articles=Barabba School,Dublin School,Feltwell School,Korunye School,Lewiston School,Long Plains School,Lower Light School,Mallala School,New Two Wells School Opening,Port Gawler North (Two Wells) School,Redbanks School,Reeves Plains School,Stony Point School,Wild Horse Plains School,Windsor School
 |Sources=Mallala Museum research notes,''Life around the Light: A history of the Mallala District Council area''. compiled by Two Wells. Mallala and District History Book Committee. Community Development Board of the District Council of Mallala (Mallala. S. Aust.) 1985.
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+|FlickrID=8569052435, 3869661656,3864147876,5199198119
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	One source states that about 1872 a day school was opened with about 60 children attending, and the first teacher was Mr Adams who owned a block of land in the area, while another asserts that the first teacher was Elizabeth Morgan who commenced duties in 1894 with an average attendance of 56		One source states that about 1872 a day school was opened with about 60 children attending, and the first teacher was Mr Adams who owned a block of land in the area, while another asserts that the first teacher was Elizabeth Morgan who commenced duties in 1894 with an average attendance of 56
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		+	In April 1875 Mr Matthew Adams, who was Clerk of the Grace District Council wrote to the Central Board of Education seeking a subsidy to build the Grace Plains School.

	An additional source has the list of teachers commencing with Samuel Myers to Ellen Cullinan and the list of teachers reflects the corrections.		An additional source has the list of teachers commencing with Samuel Myers to Ellen Cullinan and the list of teachers reflects the corrections.

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 ! Commenced
 ! Departed
 | Henry Spondly
 | 1883

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 | 1969
 | Closure
+|}
 There is an acknowledgment of the school Grace Plains North and the following were teachers
+{| cellspacing="" cellpadding="" border="1" width:="" style="" 1="" 2=""
-*1883 Henry Spondly
+! Teacher in Charge
-*1884 Margaret Manning
+! Commenced
-*1885 Margaret Manning
+! Departed
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 |Related Articles=Barabba School,Dublin School,Feltwell School,Korunye School,Lewiston School,Long Plains School,Lower Light School,Mallala School,New Two Wells School Opening,Port Gawler North (Two Wells) School,Redbanks School,Reeves Plains School,Stony Point School,Wild Horse Plains School,Windsor School

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 There were 10 students at the school who continued their education at the Mallala school.
-Teachers at Grace Plains were:<br>
+Teachers at Grace Plains were:
+{| cellspacing="" cellpadding="" border="1" width:="" style="" 1="" 2=""
-*Samuel Archibald Myers
+! Teacher in Charge
-*Alexander Lawson&nbsp;&nbsp; 1866 to 1875
+! Commenced
-*Thomas Adams&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1873 to 1883
+! Departed
-*Margaret Manning&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1886
+|-
-*Miss Elizabeth M. Morgan from 1894 to 1899
+| Samuel Archibald Myers
-*Miss Blanche Olave St Barbe Ayliffe (1900-1908)
-*Jane Kennedy (1909)
-*Miss Jessie I. Bowden (1910 -1913)
+|-
-*Jack James (1914-1915)
+| Alexander Lawson
-*Victor J. Mazzarol (1916-1917
+| 1866
-*Ellen Dorothy Cullinan&nbsp; (1917)
+| 1875
-*Thomas M.G. Cameron (1918)
+|-
-*Frank W. Ray (1919-1928)
+| Thomas Adams
-*May D. James (1929)
+| 1873
-*Walter E.R. Tiller (1930-1932)
+| 1883
-*Harold E. Schultz (1933-1944)
+|-
-*Murray A. Penna. (part-time 1944 and 1945)
+| Margaret Manning
-*Walter J. Dunlop (1945-1949)
+| 1886
-*Clifford G. Jarvis (1950-1964)
-*Christopher Keyes (1965-1968)
+|-
+| Miss Elizabeth M. Morgan
-and in 1969 at time of closure the teacher was Miss Patricia Beinke
+| 1894
 There is an acknowledgment of the school Grace Plains North and the following were teachers

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-|StreetNumber=Part Sec 483
+|StreetNumber=Part Sec 483 Hundred of Grace (lot 677)
-|StreetName=Hundred of Grace (now lot 677)
+|StreetName=Balaklava
 |Locality=Grace Plains
-|Geocoordinates=-34.359686, 138.491956
+|Geocoordinates=-34.3784040736545, 138.4918150305748
 |DateEstablished=1894
 |Date approximate=No
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 |Date approximate2=No
 |EstablishedBy=Methodist Church
-|BusinessPurpose=School education
+|BusinessPurpose=Education
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 Grace Plains School is recorded to have originated in the Methodist church when it opened in 1868.

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 Grace Plains School is recorded to have originated in the Methodist church when it opened in 1868.
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 *1884 Margaret Manning
 *1885 Margaret Manning
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 |Related Articles=Barabba School,Dublin School,Feltwell School,Korunye School,Lewiston School,Long Plains School,Lower Light School,Mallala School,New Two Wells School Opening,Port Gawler North (Two Wells) School,Redbanks School,Reeves Plains School,Stony Point School,Wild Horse Plains School,Windsor School
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 {{Memory|When my Grandfather Candido Celeste Mazzarol enlisted in 1915 his father was shown as Victor Mazzarol of Grace Plains. Victor J. Mazzarol was Headmaster of the Grace Plains School in 1916 and 1917.  Candy was
-awarded the Military Medal for bravery under heavy artillary fire at the junction of the Ancre and Somme rivers on 24 April 1918.  He went on to become the Gawler Institute Librarian for many years and was Secretary of the Gawler Trotting Club. He died in 1960.
+awarded the Military Medal for bravery under heavy artillery fire at the junction of the Ancre and Somme rivers on 24 April 1918.  He went on to become the Gawler Institute Librarian for many years and was Secretary of the Gawler Trotting Club. He died in 1960.|Willastonlad
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