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The Queensland School for Travelling Show Children (QSTSC) was a publicly funded co-educational primary (K-7) school that provided distance education services to the children and families of itinerant business proprietors and workers on the agricultural show circuits in all states and territories of Australia except Western Australia.

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rdfs:comment	The Queensland School for Travelling Show Children (QSTSC) was a publicly funded co-educational primary (K-7) school that provided distance education services to the children and families of itinerant business proprietors and workers on the agricultural show circuits in all states and territories of Australia except Western Australia. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Romani people Mount Gambier, South Australia Public primary schools in Queensland Hobart, Tasmania Coorparoo, Queensland Government of New South Wales NAPLAN Bush Telegraph Agricultural show Distance education Queensland State Schools 2000 establishments in Australia 2012 disestablishments in Australia Education in Queensland History of education in Australia South Australia Radio National Semi-trailer Showman Parents and Citizens Tractor unit Bendigo, Victoria List of schools in Queensland Australian Federal Government dbr:Showman's_Guild_of_Australia
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has abstract	The Queensland School for Travelling Show Children (QSTSC) was a publicly funded co-educational primary (K-7) school that provided distance education services to the children and families of itinerant business proprietors and workers on the agricultural show circuits in all states and territories of Australia except Western Australia. Families whose incomes were dependent on the employment opportunities provided by the shows had traditionally found it difficult to access mainstream educational services leading in some cases to interruption or abandonment of education at an early age and in others either the splitting up of families as one parent or carer stayed on the circuit whilst another settled in one place on a permanent basis or cessation of the occupation by parents and carers. A sub-section of the Brisbane School of Distance Education (BSDE), the actual school consisted of two mobile classrooms which were transported separately each week to a new location (usually the grounds of a primary school). The site of the temporary locations was dictated by the routes followed by the show circuits. The school maintained an administrative office on the BDSE campus in the Brisbane suburb of Coorparoo. (en)
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