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Schools, 1967

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Statement by both school presidents

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 December 1967 · page 1

In a statement read by Mr. J. I. Einfeld at the King David School prize-giving and speech day held at the Great Synagogue Israel Green Auditorium last Sunday, the presidents of King David School and…

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Amalgamation major step in Day School movement

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 December 1967 · page 1

The amalgamation of King David School and Moriah College will take effect from the beginning of next term and is seen by communal leaders as a major step forward for the Jewish Day School movement in this State…

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Appropriations for the Construction of Schools in France

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 15 December 1967 · page 4

Total appropriations for the construction of schools in France will increase in the next budget by 4.2% (approximately 2.5% for the…

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School Quest Winner

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 December 1967 · page 1

[?]above is 15-year-old Guildford girl, Kay [?] recently became Miss Fairfield High 1953. [?]wearing the sash she won in the beauty [?]was presented for the first time by the…

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Teachers tackle range of education problems

Tribune · Wednesday 20 December 1967 · page 10

SYDNEY: The 49th annual conference of the NSW Teachers' Federation this week is expected to force the issue on working conditions and duties of" teachers, class sizes, accommodation, equipment and playground facilities for children…

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King David School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 December 1967 · page 7

Sincere and hearty congratulations to the executive of King David School for their bold and unselfish act in merging with Moriah College. This decisive act may well give Mr. H. Nagley, Headmaster of Moriah, the opportunity he has so…

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