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Queensland - Archival Series
Admission Registers - Special School (1955 - 2011)
Narbethong State Special School
- From
- 24 January 1955
- To
- c. 31 December 2011
- Location
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The Admission Registers - Special School, Series ID18361, relate to the Narbethong State Special School. The system is arranged numerically by admission number and chronologically by date of admission.
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Access to these records is restricted to 15 years from the end date. Permission to access this material can be obtained from the Privacy and Right to Information Unit, Education, Training and Employment Department.
Records
This series comprises registers compiled by the Head Teacher of all student admissions for the Narbethong State Special School. The registers contain the following details for each student: number of entry in the admission register; date of admission to the school; pupils name in full with the surname appearing first; age at time of admission; date of birth; parents name, occupation and residence (in full); religious denomination; grade the pupil was admitted to; date of leaving school; and date of return to school.
The end date is the date the last admitted child left the school. For state special schools, this date is deemed to be eleven years after the year in which the last admission was recorded.
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Please contact Queensland State Archives:
Postal Address: PO Box 1397, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109
Phone: (07) 3037 6777
Email: info@archives.qld.gov.au
Website: https://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/arts/heritage/archives/contacts
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