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Schools, 1969

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Language teachers in Moscow

Tribune · Wednesday 10 September 1969 · page 9

MOSCOW: Among teachers from 35 countries attending a conference of Russian language teachers held last week,…

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Gemengde school voor beroepsonderwijs in Rotterdam

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 September 1969 · page 4

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Fighting for State schools

Tribune · Wednesday 17 September 1969 · page 11

I AM SURE that many of your readers must feel considerable anger and resentment at the recent plans of…

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Plain Australian Victimisation of a teacher

Tribune · Wednesday 17 September 1969 · page 2

TEACHERS are once again confronting the NSW Education Department, this time over…

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Teachers up in arms at Fed rep's transfer

Tribune · Wednesday 24 September 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: The NSW Government last week was given a new demonstration of teachers readiness to resist arbitrary authority and injustice. At 12 high schools in the Manly-Warringah district, in…

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73,000 in Jewish day schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 September 1969 · page 5

NEW YORK: Some 73,000 Jewish children in the United States and Canada are enrolled in religious day schools which…

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School service

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 September 1969 · page 2

A pre-Rosh Hashana service was held at the Dover Heights Girls' High School recently. Attended by more than…

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Teachers honour educationalist

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 September 1969 · page 2

A garden of trees was planted by 'Right of Entry’ and Day School Teachers in Sydney in honour of Mr. M…

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Teachers Blast Mla on Attack Under Privilege

Tribune · Wednesday 1 October 1969 · page 3

SYDNEY: The NSW Teachers' Federation has accused, a Liberal MLA, Mr. P. Coleman, of having made a "completely unprincipled" attack on a teacher and of a "serious misuse of Parliamentary privilege"…

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Autonomy for the Higher School of Commerce of Paris

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 October 1969 · page 4

The Higher School of Commerce of Paris has just been granted permission to organize its curriculum. A decree published in the…

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CPA man backs "State aid for State schools News Round-up

Tribune · Wednesday 15 October 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: Mr. Don Syme (above) candidate of the Communist Party of Australia for the seat of Werriwa, told a public meeting at Liverpool Town Hall last week that the call for State aid for State schools was "a just and worthy…

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Moriah Pupils Walk for $2500

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 October 1969 · page 9

More than $2500 was raised by Moriah College pupils during a Walkathon at Centennial. Park last week. The walkathon was in aid…

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Focus on migrant pupils

Tribune · Wednesday 22 October 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: The chronic education problems facing migrant and other children in the inner Western suburbs were the focus of attention at a public meeting attended by 200 in Leichhardt Town Hall last week…

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School crossings gained and lost

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 October 1969 · page 2

Greystones Public School pupils will be provided with a pedestrian crossing outside the school. However, a request for…

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[?] to aid schools

The Biz · Thursday 30 October 1969 · page 3

Children take part in a fashion parade—this time for members of Fairfield Heights Infants' School Mothers' Club…

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Athletes shine at Schools Carnival

The Biz · Thursday 30 October 1969 · page 1

Athletes from throughout the Western Suburbs took part in a combined schools athletic carnival at Cabramatta Sports Ground. The carnival was organised by the Public Schools' Athletic Association and 25 district public schools took part…

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Bankmen, teachers in upsurge of white-collar action

Tribune · Wednesday 5 November 1969 · page 12

OFFICERS OF PRIVATE banks and Victorian secondary teachers are among the latest groups of white-collar workers to take direct action. Others who are outside the traditional militant blue-collar…

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Pushed off the front page by the Cup Teachers Strike a Blow for the Kids

Tribune · Wednesday 12 November 1969 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The strike of thousands of Victorian secondary teachers on Friday, October 24, was…

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High school cadets on parade

The Biz · Thursday 13 November 1969 · page 2

Members of Fairfield High School cadet corps conducted their passing out parade at the school recently. They were reviewed by commander of No. 10 Cadet Battalion, Major A. H. Bohle. M.B.E. RIGHT: Major Bohle is shown inspecting members of the school unit. Parade commander…

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School carnival caught on film

The Biz · Thursday 13 November 1969 · page 3

ABOVE: Every effort is put into this girl's attempt to clear the bar. She is R. Austin, of Chester…

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