Scuola statale, Warwick, c 1890. Dal patrimonio del Queensland Register.id=602497 ) . Lo Stato Centrale La scuola è un edificio in pietra costruito nel 1875 come la seconda scuola di Warwick, ma uno dei primi statali scuole nel Queensland. Formazione in Australia è stata fornita per la prima volta dalle chiese e dai piccoli privati. Nel 1848 un nuovo Galles del Sud consiglio di educazione nazionale è stata formata a fornire pubbliche, dell'educazione secolare attraverso scuole nazionali. Quando Queensland separata dal Nuovo Galles del Sud nel dicembre 1859, due scuole nazionali era stato costruito nel Queensland, il più presto in Warwick nel 1850

• Collaboratore: QS Archive / Alamy Foto Stock
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• Dimensioni: 1620 x 1234 px | 27,4 x 20,9 cm | 10,8 x 8,2 inches | 150dpi
• Data acquisizione: 15 marzo 2006

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State School, Warwick, c 1890. From the Queensland Heritage Register.id=602497 ) . The Central State School is a stone building constructed in 1875 as the second school in Warwick, but one of the earliest State-run schools in Queensland. Education in Australia was first provided by Churches and by small private concerns. In 1848 a New South Wales Board of National Education was formed to provide public, secular education through National Schools. When Queensland separated from New South Wales in December 1859, two National Schools had been built in Queensland, the earliest in Warwick in 1850. The Education Act of 1860 was amongst the earliest legislation enacted by the new colony. It established a Board of General Education and provided for a system of government-subsidised primary schools, similar to that in New South Wales. Under the Queensland Act, communities were required to contribute one-third of the cost of construction of new school buildings. Pupils at schools were also subject to payment of fees. At its commencement in 1860, the Board acquired four schools; 73 schools had been opened by 1868, and by 1874, 203 schools were open. Many of the schools were conducted in buildings that were of primitive construction, the first Warwick school being constructed of timber slabs. Warwick was settled early and soon became an important regional centre. The Warwick National School quickly became overcrowded and, as development in Warwick spread westward, was no longer centrally located. In 1873 subscriptions were opened for a new school. In August, three lots of land on the corner of Guy and Percy Streets were purchased from George Clark of East Talgai for £150. The firm of Suter and Voysey submitted plans to the Board of Education on 20 September 1873 at a proposed cost of £1800. Architect Benjamin Backhouse employed Richard George Suter in 1865. In 1864 Backhouse had prepared a model plan for the Queensland Board of Education, to be used for country schools.

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