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Our Rural Magazine was a monthly magazine produced between 1926 and 1946 by the WA Correspondence School of the Education Department of Western Australia for school children who were located in isolated circumstances. In the inter-war period, many isolated rural localities did not have primary schools, and the students were required to have their education by correspondence. Senior community leaders made encouraging messages to the isolated students, such as this one from Field Marshal Sir William Birdwood:

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rdfs:comment	Our Rural Magazine was a monthly magazine produced between 1926 and 1946 by the WA Correspondence School of the Education Department of Western Australia for school children who were located in isolated circumstances. In the inter-war period, many isolated rural localities did not have primary schools, and the students were required to have their education by correspondence. Senior community leaders made encouraging messages to the isolated students, such as this one from Field Marshal Sir William Birdwood: (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	School of Isolated and Distance Education Perth Interwar period 1946 disestablishments in Australia Magazines established in 1926 John K. Ewers Education magazines Defunct magazines published in Australia Monthly magazines published in Australia Magazines disestablished in 1946 Children's magazines published in Australia Ludwig Glauert 1926 establishments in Australia Distance education in Australia Magazines published in Perth, Western Australia School of the Air C.A.Gardner Education Department of Western Australia Sir William Birdwood
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has abstract	Our Rural Magazine was a monthly magazine produced between 1926 and 1946 by the WA Correspondence School of the Education Department of Western Australia for school children who were located in isolated circumstances. In the inter-war period, many isolated rural localities did not have primary schools, and the students were required to have their education by correspondence. The magazine was based in Perth. It was operated by the Education Department, with writers such as James Pollard and John K. Ewers. Heads of various institutions wrote on topics related to their position; in the September 1933 edition the Government Botanist C.A.Gardner wrote an article, and the curator of the museum Ludwig Glauert conducted a correspondence column. Senior community leaders made encouraging messages to the isolated students, such as this one from Field Marshal Sir William Birdwood: I earnestly advise you to take full advantage of the educational correspondence classes that are open to you and by which my two grand-daughters have started their education. Be guided by the help and valuable instruction to be derived from 'Our Rural Magazine' and do not forget that the country districts, handicapped as their people may be in many respects, have been responsible for many of the most able leaders in the public life of Australia. (en)
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