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Schools, 1968

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Six new teachers for Moriah College

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 January 1968 · page 1

Moriah College has appointed six teachers to positions in the primary and secondary dapertments from the start of the first term on January 30. Their engagement follows…

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Building Boosts Schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 January 1968 · page 3

A massive school - building programme will be effected in the Holroyd area this year in an effort to cope with an expected record enrolment of district…

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Back to School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 January 1968 · page 6

About 3000 New South Wales public and private school teachers returned to school last week when they…

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Teachers to Make Schools Poll Issue

Tribune · Wednesday 17 January 1968 · page 10

SYDNEY: Teachers in New South Wales have decided to make education a hot issue in the State elections due to be held early this year. Over 500 delegates at the…

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Sam Lewis: The man who taught teachers how to fight

Tribune · Wednesday 17 January 1968 · page 10

Sam Lewis, who this month retires from the presidency of the NSW Teachers' Federation, has a devoted his whole adult life in the struggle to improve public education and the welfare of teachers…

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Exam Successes for Pupils

The Biz · Thursday 18 January 1968 · page 1

Four level one sixth-form students at Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield, have gained…

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Committees to assist school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 January 1968 · page 9

Moriah College has formed six committees to assist in the running of the College and King David Preparatory…

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Amerikaans leerplan voor school in Delfzijl

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 19 January 1968 · page 12

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New Guinea's lagging schooling

Tribune · Wednesday 24 January 1968 · page 6

IN reply to a question, Territories Minister Barnes told the House of Representatives that there were…

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Like teachers -like pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 January 1968 · page 7

Two teachers of the Board of Jewish Education took elementary Hebrew as part of Arts courses at the University:…

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Uitblinkers op school verdienen vaak minder

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 January 1968 · page 11

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Wolters en Noordhoff no fusie derde van de schoolboeken markt

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 January 1968 · page 4

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School Fields Now Available

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 30 January 1968 · page 3

Holroyd Council is to ask the Department of Education to detail conditions under which it would allow the use of school playing fields outside of normal school hours. Council decided at its…

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Teacher trainee cut-back slammed

Tribune · Wednesday 31 January 1968 · page 3

Sudden announcement last week of a New South Wales State election to be held less than four weeks away has faced the Liberal Government's opponents with a big campaigning task. But, as these stories show, the State Government is in deep…

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School start warning on immunisation

The Biz · Thursday 1 February 1968 · page 1

Some district parents are running a health risk by not having their children immunised, Fairfield Council's chief health inspector, Mr. G. T. Griffin, said this week. "Although the coun…

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Moriah College-king David a school is transferred

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 February 1968 · page 7

Following the amalgamation Of King David School with Moriah College infant grades from transition to…

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Minister gets a lesson on Vic. school staffing

Tribune · Wednesday 7 February 1968 · page 3

MELBOURNE: Teachers chalked up a lesson on the board for Victorian Education Minister Mr. Thompson last week when the annual conference of the Victorian Teachers' Union unanimously rejected his statement to the press that "primary schools will be adequately staffed this year."…

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These youngsters want to be teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 7 February 1968 · page 3

SYDNEY: One after the other they came up to the microphone to tell their stories -- young men and women who had passed their matriculation exams, thought that they were on the verge of an adult career and suddenly discovered that their hopes…

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The Amalgamation and What It Should Mian New School Year Starts at Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1968 · page 7

"It is with great satisfaction and increasing enthusiasm that I now look forward to the future of Jewish day school education in Sydney," Mr. H. Nagley, headmaster of Moriah College, stated this…

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JNF presents flag to school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 February 1968 · page 5

Mrs. S. Ben-Haim, wife of the Israeli Consul-General, will present the Degel. Yerushalayim to the winning or school…

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