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Schools, 1969

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Kook demonstrotie in Preston school voor Miss Providence

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 27 June 1969 · page 3

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Youth Scene Student functions: School-kids Banned

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 July 1969 · page 15

Presidents, Stephen Symonds and Adrian Alexander, told YOUTH SCENE that all functions organised by the Hiliel societies were for tertiary (i.e. university) students only…

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No lighting for school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 July 1969 · page 3

Fluorescent lighting cannot be provided at Merrylands East Public School, the acting Minister for Education and Science, Mr. W. Fife, said this week…

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Teachers to vote on stop

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: At meetings at centres throughout the State tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, teachers will vote on a…

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Sack Minister, say WA teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1969 · page 12

PERTH: Angry West Australian teachers called for the dismissal of Education Minister Lewis at a meeting at Mt. Lawley High School. The overflow meeting was one of three called on…

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Religious schools in NY facing crisis

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 July 1969 · page 4

NEW YORK: The headmasters and administrators of the Jewish religious day schools in the New York area, which together have 40,000 pupils, are demanding substantial allocations from the New…

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Bazaar in Richmond School of Arts

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 11 July 1969 · page 9

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Sports Day at School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 July 1969 · page 3

Merry lands Public School will hold its annual sport day at Merrylands Oval on Monday…

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Touch-and-go in the teachers' strike or no-strike ballot

Tribune · Wednesday 16 July 1969 · page 10

IN SPITE OF Government and daily-press propaganda and pressures, just on half of the 17,188 NSW teachers who voted at meetings throughout the State last week were in favor of a one-day strike in protest at the "persistent failures" of the Governments and authorities on education needs…

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Yeshiva pupils impress leaders

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1969 · page 4

Mr. Asher Joel, MLC, and Jewish National Fund leaders, Mr. M. Wassner, Mr. S. Gersti and Mr. R. Newman were the…

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Teachers for the Diaspora

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1969 · page 10

Machon Gold, the Jewish Agency Torah Department’s Institute for training teachers for the Diaspora, has moved into its new home—an attractive five-storey structure, centrally situated…

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School laat alle leerlingen overgaan

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 18 July 1969 · page 4

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Careers night in high school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 July 1969 · page 2

Guildford schoolchildren attending Fairfield High School will attend a careers night in the school's assembly hall on Friday night. The Fairfield Boys'…

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Nieuw schooljaar begint met vrije dag wegens staking

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 July 1969 · page 4

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School carnival winner's style

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 July 1969 · page 7

More than 100 students attended the presports carnival events held by Holroyd High School last Wednesday at Merrylands Park. In the picture above, age champion, Warwick…

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When school is a nightmare Third in George Zangalis' migrant series Second-class Citizens?

Tribune · Wednesday 30 July 1969 · page 6

THE buzz of the classroom was interrupted by loud sobbing from a 12-year-old girl…

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Cpa Call for Mass Campaign on Teacher's Jailing

Tribune · Wednesday 30 July 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: Jailing in Adelaide last week of teacher Bob Hall for refusal to comply with the National Service Act has sparked widespread protests, including a Communist Party National Committee statement last weekend…

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School needs sacrificed to State Aid 'bait': CPA

Tribune · Wednesday 30 July 1969 · page 3

"Unprincipled bidding for electoral support by both Labor and Liberal parties, using 'State Aid' as a bait, has resulted in abandonment of any serious, planned approach to educational needs, damaging both to the welfare of children and youth and to the future of the Australian community." In these words, the…

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Champions at school sports

The Biz · Thursday 31 July 1969 · page 5

Champions in their age groups, there young people were pictured taking part in on athletics carnival at Merrylands Park recently. The carnival was being held by Holroyd High…

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School service

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1969 · page 13

Pupils of the Temple Emanuel Religion School will participate in a special service at the Temple on Saturday,…

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