A final goodbye to Macquarie Boys
FORMER students took one last look at the old Macquarie Boys’ High School before the wrecking ball moved in, saying one last goodbye to the 60 year old school.
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‘Disgusted’: Students hit back over Anglican letter
ANGLICAN school alumni from across Sydney are “disgusted and outraged” by a letter from principals to all members of Federal Government, declaring schools should have the right to “employ staff who support the ethos of the school”.
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