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Schools, 1966

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Teachers to consider stoD-work

Tribune · Wednesday 31 August 1966 · page 1

SYDNEY: High School teachers throughout NSW will be asked to consider holding simultaneous meetings in school time to protest against bigger classes…

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School sporting facilities available

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 September 1966 · page 3

Tennis courts and other sports facilities in public schools are available for use by the public, Holroyd Municipal Council was told at its meeting last week. The Physical Education…

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Secondary schools entrance test

The Biz · Wednesday 14 September 1966 · page 3

The Deputy Premier and Minister for Education and. Science, Mr. C. B. Cutler, said last week that it was…

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Bible School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 September 1966 · page 3

Merrylands Baptist Church's Daily Vocation Bible School for School age children was enjoyed by…

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Back to school for K.D. pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 September 1966 · page 5

Right: Headmistress of King David School, Mrs. J. Watts, meets the children on the first morning back to school…

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School dicht wegens het ontbreken van onderwijzers

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 23 September 1966 · page 5

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School rights denied

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 27 September 1966 · page 3

Sibling rights, denied children hoping to attend Merrylands High School in 1965 and…

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Plain Australian a school boy says "No"

Tribune · Wednesday 28 September 1966 · page 2

FIFTEEN-year-old Sydney Grammar School boy Robert Michaelis has received many congratulations…

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Enrolments up, teachers too few, funds inadequate EDUCATION: Recipe of crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 5 October 1966 · page 5

"THE possibility of a stoppage of secondary school teachers has effectively drawn…

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Senate Rejects School Prayers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 October 1966 · page 4

(JCNS) The US Senate recently rejected a constitutional amendment from Senator E. Dirksen to allow…

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Masada's Art Fair Good start for Day School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 October 1966 · page 6

More than 500 people, not to count scores of children, visited the Art Fair held by Masada College at the North Shore Synagogue recently. Masada, the first Jewish…

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Two quiet men who ask for dignity--and support "I'd like to see my children go to school"

Tribune · Wednesday 19 October 1966 · page 4

TWO Aboriginal men of quiet courage and simple dignity who are leaders and fighters for…

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Fred de Waard werd leraar aan RAAF Officiers school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 21 October 1966 · page 5

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Music pupils pass piano examinations

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 November 1966 · page 4

Guildford music pupils gained nine honours and one credit pass in the recent Australian Music Examination Board's piano exams at the Conservatorium. All pupils were…

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Play centres in school holidays

The Biz · Wednesday 16 November 1966 · page 3

Special play centres for school-age children will be established in Cabramatta and Green Valley during school holidays in January next year…

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Public funds go private and... Democratic Schooling Takes a Dive Second of a series by well-known educationist and Communist

Tribune · Wednesday 23 November 1966 · page 5

THE policy speech of the Prime Minister has drawn attention sharply to the erosion…

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Life Members First Elected “Jewish Day School Week” at Chanukah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 November 1966 · page 3

The NSW Council of Jewish Ministers and representatives of ail four Jewish day schools in Sydney held a meeting last week to discuss what efforts might be made to further the Jewish day school movement in the…

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Maximum Effort by Newly Appointed Dog-catcher Dog menace in school grounds

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 November 1966 · page 2

Holroyd Council will make an all-out effort to rid school playgrounds of nuisance and dangerous dogs. It has instructed its dog-catcher to impound both…

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New Rooms for School

The Biz · Wednesday 30 November 1966 · page 5

The Education Department will build two brick veneer classrooms, costing $28,000, at…

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Choral Concert at High School

The Biz · Wednesday 30 November 1966 · page 3

One of Sydney's best choirs will give a special Christmas concert at Fairfield High School next Friday (Dec. 9). The choir is the Sydney…

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