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Schools, 1967

126 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 7

New System: New Schools Kosygin Attacks Rise of Nazism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 February 1967 · page 4

The Israel Education Fund, together with the Government, has a five-year plan to build 66 comprehensive high…

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Sacked N.T. teacher spots school crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 1 March 1967 · page 3

DARWIN: A strong wave of protest has followed the suspension of Northern Territory school teacher, Mr. John Murrie, who was relieved of his duties because of his criticism of the shortage of infant teachers at Larrakeyah primary school…

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Strike Threat by Vic. Teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 1 March 1967 · page 10

MELBOURNE: Victorian high school teachers will be asked to consider strike action in protest against a Government decision on reformation of the Teachers' Tribunal, which determines their conditions and salaries. Announcing this last week,…

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Moriah Has 250 Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 March 1967 · page 16

Total enrolments for Moriah College this year were almost 250. Sixteen of the newly…

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More Arab students in secondary schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 March 1967 · page 12

More than 3,500 Arab and Druse boys and girls are attending secondary school this year—57 per cent more…

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School Rooms

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 March 1967 · page 1

An additional classroom, a library and ancillary accommodation will be constructed soon at the…

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Record low roll-up at school meeting

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 March 1967 · page 3

Merrylands High School Parents and Citizens' Association, one of the most active in the district, had its smallest annual general meeting ever recently. Only 12 parents…

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Music school passes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 March 1967 · page 2

The majority of students of Galiaher's school of music, Parramatta and branches,…

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Parents 'kept in' under teachers

The Biz · Thursday 9 March 1967 · page 3

Teachers from the Mount Pritchard East Public School will attend each monthly meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association and lecture on various aspects of education. Headmistress, Miss J…

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The Schoolmistress at the Old Tote Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 14 March 1967 · page 13

“Be friends, be lovers ,be what you will but as for being husband and wife ,God in heaven!” Count Almavira. The dirty joke and in particular the marriage joke,…

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Matkie Principal says Teachers must be Conservative

Tharunka · Tuesday 14 March 1967 · page 12

That teaching was a conservative profession was a point stressed by Mr. W. E. Hart, principal of Alexander Mackie Teachers’ College, the Thursday before last. He said this during a welcoming address which…

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Prizes for Best Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 March 1967 · page 15

Moriah College has presente in the first year high school w sixth grade class. Prizes were presented at a…

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New School Donated

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 March 1967 · page 3

Mrs. Leah Droga has donated $20,000 towards the erection of the school building which will be adjacent to the…

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Additions to school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 March 1967 · page 6

Following representations by State Member for Fairield, Mr. L. J. Ferguson, for Greystanes…

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School Travel Refund

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 March 1967 · page 2

Concessional bus travel will be available for children attending Holroyd district schools this term…

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High School

The Biz · Thursday 30 March 1967 · page 6

Fairfield Boys' High School recently completed the first half of the Lennox Zone…

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Larger auxiliary for high school

The Biz · Thursday 30 March 1967 · page 1

A larger Cabramatta High School Ladies' Auxiliary is expected this year with a record enrolment of more than 1100 pupils at the school. The auxiliary presi…

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The International Higher School of Co-operation

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 31 March 1967 · page 4

Under the French Institute for o-operative Action (14 Rue Arand Moisant, the…

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Schools "Lacking" Co-operation Claim by alderman

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 April 1967 · page 1

A Holroyd council alderman said recently district schools gave "very little co-operation" in community projects. Ald. F. S. Edwards…

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Lack of Sport Fields for New School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 April 1967 · page 3

Sports master at the new Merrylands West High School, which opens next…

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