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Schools, 1966

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Televison arrives in Israeli schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 April 1966 · page 11

The first local TV broadcast— two lessons in mathematics—sailed smoothly over the airwaves of channel eight ini Israel last…

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Parkland for School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 April 1966 · page 3

A request from Greystanes High School Parents and Citizens' Association for…

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Onderzoek naar dood van schooljongen nabij spoorbrug

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 22 April 1966 · page 2

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Modern France Arts and Techniques School Forecasting

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 22 April 1966 · page 4

THE Ministry of National Education is now equipped with an electronic administrative computer, necessitated by the size of a…

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Letters To My Editress ... the University - a Community of Scholars ?

Tharunka · Tuesday 26 April 1966 · page 2

The addition of the four words “or of the University” to the Tharunka masthead, so that it now reads “Views expressed are not necessarily those of the Students’ Union or of the University” may seem innocuous enough at first glance, but the fact that it does so only demonstrates the completeness of the…

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"Serious situation" in high schools

Tribune · Wednesday 4 May 1966 · page 3

SYDNEY: The New South Wales Teachers' Federation announced last week that a "serious situation" facing secondary education in NSW would require the spending of $50 million above present…

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Aantal schoolgaande kinderen in Australie 2.437.415

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 6 May 1966 · page 13

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Training More Jewish Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 May 1966 · page 5

The provision of adequate numbers of teachers for the Jewish educational effort in the Diaspora, has been one of the…

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School baby Show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 May 1966 · page 2

Almost $100 was raised from a baby show held last month by Guilford Primary…

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WORKOUT This is the School

Tharunka · Tuesday 10 May 1966 · page 1

Rozelle was built in 1877 as a small school to suit local demands. Since then its type of growth has been various as it has been spasmodic. Gradually the playing area has been reduced by an inelegant mixture…

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The Professional Status of Teachers G. T. Smith

Tharunka · Tuesday 10 May 1966 · page 8

Teachers like to think that they belong to a profession and yet there are some doubts about whether this is so. The convinced argue that teaching is…

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Some Facts on Teacher Training

Tharunka · Tuesday 10 May 1966 · page 6

At present there are 2,000 places required at Teachers' Colleges for the two year course. If the course is stretched to three years as proposed,…

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Attack on school needs meeting by Liberal Minister

Tribune · Wednesday 18 May 1966 · page 12

SYDNEY: Attempts by a minister of the Askin Liberal Government to belittle and ridicule a successful public meeting to stress the needs of Shoalhaven area schools have shocked the citizens says the local paper, the Nowra News…

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Another School Syllabus Problem?

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 May 1966 · page 5

Is Western Australia to be the next State in Australia to have a State School Syllabus problem? This is the question being asked in many circles, following Government decisions in Perth…

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Mexican Jewry Proud of Day Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 May 1966 · page 4

Eighty per cent of all Mexican Jewish children are enrolled in Jewish day schools in Mexico City and the two principal provincial centres, Guadalajara and Monterrey, where there are sizeable Jewish populations…

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Bonnyrigg's inter-school victories

The Biz · Wednesday 1 June 1966 · page 4

Competing for Bonnyrigg High School in last week's inter-school sporting competition, seven teams scored wins, two teams gained draws and only two teams…

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Angry teachers defy the gag

Tribune · Wednesday 1 June 1966 · page 3

SYDNEY: The Council of the NSW Teachers' Federation last Saturday called on all members of the Federation to defend their rights to speak freely to the public about the needs of the schools…

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Helen Shapiro for Jewish school

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 June 1966 · page 2

HELEN SHAPIRO, famous 19 years-old English-Jewish pop-singer recently gave a performance during her South African four in aid of the Camel Jewish Day school. Photo shows Helen Shapiro with the primary school’s principal and the…

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Askin yields on schools but not enough by far

Tribune · Wednesday 8 June 1966 · page 3

LARGE public meetings of teachers and parents in both Sydney and Wollongong last week called for urgent funds to ensure the proper education of children in public schools. Over 600 parents and…

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Gebouw voor School voor journalistiek in Utrecht

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 10 June 1966 · page 6

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