Two boys stack sheaves of wheat at the new Fairbridge School

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Two boys stack sheaves of wheat at the new Fairbridge School

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Training emigrant boys for farming careers: new Fairbridge School established in New South Wales. A new Fairbridge Farm School is in operation on a 1500-acre property at Molong, New South Wales, the third school to be established in the Empire to further the great migration experiment which is the essence of the Fairbridge scheme. The principal aim of the movement is to bring out child emigrants from England and to give them education and career training on the land. First boys for the Molong...

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1938-07-06

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Auckland Weekly News

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/286501

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Fairbridge Farm School (Molong, N.S.W.) / Immigrant children - Institutional care - Australia / Agricultural laborers / Boys / Children's clothing / Hairstyles / Wheat - Harvesting / Stacks (Hay, grain, etc.) / Harvesting time

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