Extracts from the "Pambula Voice and Eden, Wyndham, Wolumla, Rocky Hall, Towamba and Merimbula Advocate"
These extracts from: 'The History of Wyndham Fourth Edition 2003' (Some extracts are incomplete)


Jan 12, 1894.
Opening of School. The public school re-opens on Monday next, after four weeks' vacation. Parents will probably not be sorry.

Dec. 20, 1895.
Wyndham.
At the closing of the Wyndham Public School on Friday, the two competing pupils, Miss E. Twyford and Miss M. Carveth, were each presented with a handsome workbox, the respective gifts of our two local storekeepers...

Apr. 28, 1899.
Wyndham.
The Wyndham annual school picnic was held on Saturday, on the Honeysuckle Flat.

Jan. 12, 1900.
Wyndham.
Mr. and Mrs. Beare have returned from their holiday trip up north..... Mr. Beare has been very ill for some time before going away, but he hopes to be able to resume his duties (as teacher of the Wyndham Public School) on Monday next.

Aug. 3, 1900.
During the absence of Mr. T. Beare, the Wyndham Public School is in charge of Mr. O'Brien, teacher at Burragate, the latter school being temporarily closed.

Dec. 14, 1900
Public schools disband today for six weeks, reassembling again on 28th Jan. Teachers are the most fortunate of all civil servants, regarding holidays.