Australia at School Trailer

Australia at School Trailer (1947)

29 August 1947 Factual 19 mins

This film provides an overview of Australia's primary and secondary education system in the late 1940s. It looks at the various types of schools in the city and the outback and follows one girl from primary to high school. The film was intended primarily for English migrants who proposed to settle in Australia.

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