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Schools, 1971

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Israel and the Diaspora- Zim ships as “floating schools”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1971 · page 7

JERUSALEM: Four Zim cargo ships will become “floaing schools” as the result of an agreement between the Minister of Transport and Mr Kashti, manager of Zim Lines. The four ships; Chadar, Eshkol, Etrog and Yaffo, will train cadets of the…

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“Question everything” MP tells pupils

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 January 1971 · page 3

Australia’s education system has failed in what ought to be one of its main functions — to…

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Sixty-five Schools Proposed

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 January 1971 · page 5

Sixty-five new schools will be built in NSW over the next two years. The Minister for Education, Mr. Cutler, and the Minister for Public Works, Mr. Hughes, announced…

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Heightened Possibilities for N.s.w. Teachers' Militancy

Tribune · Wednesday 20 January 1971 · page 8

THE possibilities of militant action by NSW State School teachers during 1971 have strengthened…

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Jewish pupils pass Higher School exams

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1971 · page 3

“The Australian Jewish Times” has been notified of the names of more than 100 Jewish students who successfully sat for the Higher School Certificate examinations. The list published on this…

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Expansion in schools

The Biz · Thursday 21 January 1971 · page 3

Sixty-five new schools will be built in NSW over the next two years. The Minister for Education, Mr. Cutler, and the…

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Socialist teachers link up

Tribune · Wednesday 27 January 1971 · page 6

RADICAL and socialist teachers from all States except Western Australia at a meeting in Melbourne early in…

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Good Exam Results for Moriah Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 January 1971 · page 3

Nineteen out of twenty candidates at Moriah College who sat for the examination passed the School Certificate, according to results released last week…

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How a Teacher Militant Sees the Needs in King

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1971 · page 3

SYDNEY: Miss Doris Jobling, a full-time organiser of the NSW Teachers' Federation, told Tribune last week some of the reasons why she is standing as Communist Party candidate for the inner-city Sydney electorate of King the NSW elections. Doris Jobling, at 33 years…

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Western Australia MaccabiCarmel School year starts Feb. 8

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 February 1971 · page 16

The 1971 school year for students at the Korsunski-Carmel School and Seeligson Kindergarten will open on February 8, for primary grades and on Feebruary 9, for kindergarten classes, unless otherwise notified…

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Modern France Arts and Techniques Continued from our previous issue: Recruiting and Training of Higher Public Servants in France The National School of Administration

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 5 February 1971 · page 4

ORGANISATION OF STUDIES Overall "Enarchistes", receive two and a years of an entirely general training,…

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Back to School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1971 · page 1

Hundreds of Jewish children returned to school last week after The summer holiday break. Two boys who travel far to school every day are Isaac and Adrian Moses, of Brighton-Le-Sands who leave home at 6 am to arrive by public transport at the Yeshivah College,…

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Smithfield Sex Course for Pupils

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 February 1971 · page 3

Sex education lectures will be held at St. Gertrude's Parish Hall. Justin Street, Smithfield on Tuesday, February 23 The sessions conducted by…

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Teacher-training

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1971 · page 5

Twenty-five candidates are participating in the Teacher-Training Institute established in Sydney by the NSW Board of…

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Increase in Jewish Day School enrolments

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1971 · page 14

All three Jewish Day Sehools, Moriah, Yeshivah and Masada Colleges reported increases…

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Kosher School meals to stay

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1971 · page 9

LONDON: An eleventh-hour offer by Sir Isaac Wolfson has temporarily saved the Kosher School…

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SCHOOLING .... the Ritual of Progress

Tharunka · Tuesday 23 February 1971 · page 1

(This article, by Ivan Illich, has been reprinted from the New York Review of Books, 3 December, The university graduate has been…

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School grant

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1971 · page 20

ANOTHER JASA executive recommendation has been rejected by the Council. This time the…

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Voor de Vrouw Immigrante uit Nederland opende school in 1913

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 February 1971 · page 4

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Poverty Seminar: The floor had the insight Poverty in Australia. Australian Institute of Political Science (proceedings of 35th Summer School), Angus & Robertson Ltd., $2.25

Tribune · Wednesday 3 March 1971 · page 6

THIS small book (171 pages) merits careful reading by all who admit the existence of poverty in this country and do…

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