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Schools, 1971

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School voor zichzelf

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 September 1971 · page 2

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Verenigings Nieuws Ouders Sefton High School organiseren internationale avond

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 September 1971 · page 9

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Nederlands leren op middelbare school in Porijs

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 September 1971 · page 6

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New Objections to Bridge Plans School problem

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 September 1971 · page 1

Opposition on two fronts has followed joint council negotiations on the proposed Guildford overbridge site. Education Department officials and officers of the State Health Department, are expected to investigate terms of the proposal…

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Sydney Faces Critical Teacher SHORTAGE-Director

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 September 1971 · page 7

Sydney's educational institutions will face a critical shortage of qualified Jewish teachers next year, education director, Mr Lionel Link, warned last week…

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The Need for Religious Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 September 1971 · page 9

The Talmud relates that when the angels of the Lord heard that Moses had ascended to receive the Torah, they resisted that this cherished treasure should be given to mortal men. Moses put up a strong argument against the angels:…

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Israel and the Diaspora Strike Averted: Children Go Back to School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 September 1971 · page 8

JERUSALEM: It was back to school for 850,000 Israeli children. A last minute threat of a teachers’ strike over pay and conditions was averted with agreement…

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The New Law School

Tharunka · Sunday 26 September 1971 · page 4

The Legal profession was one of the last to modernise its training. To day however all responsible bodies recognise the value of full-time university…

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Union dispute over schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 October 1971 · page 6

Holroyd Public School and Dunrossil School for Handicapped Children have been involved in a dispute with the Transport Workers’ Union of Australia…

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High school power

Tribune · Wednesday 6 October 1971 · page 6

During the past five years (approximately) students have been victimised for expressing their political views in schools. For example distributing leaflets, wearing badges and expressing…

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American Teachers

The Biz · Thursday 7 October 1971 · page 5

It is a far cry from New Jersey and Minnesota to Heckenberg, but a worthwhile trip as…

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Nsw Budget Help to Dat Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 October 1971 · page 3

Increases in State Aid to private schools will not meet all rises in costs, but be a small contribution to our needs, Moriah College president Mr John Einfeld said this week…

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Schooldriver class move

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 October 1971 · page 3

Appalled at the current level of road carnage. Holroyd Council will re—investigate the possibilities of introducing driver-education classes in schools in the…

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Pupils Empty “Box"

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 October 1971 · page 14

Associating themselves at an early age with the development of Israel are the children of the North Bondi Jewish Kindergarten, who were visited recently by the general secretary of the NSW Jewish National Fund (Frank Silk). While there he emptied the school's Blue Box. He is pictured at the Kindergarten with directress Mrs Sheila Catterell. (David Huban photo.)…

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Jaarlijkse Open Dag van Calvin School in Kingston

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 October 1971 · page 6

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Teachers Resist New Govt Move

Tribune · Wednesday 20 October 1971 · page 4

SYDNEY, Teachers are indignantly condemning moves by the NSW Government's Public Service Board to have extra teaching periods imposed on teachers, with a…

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'Revolution' at High School

The Biz · Thursday 21 October 1971 · page 1

The revolution came to Fairfield Girls' High School last week! At right, students line up in front of the school's J Block during celebrations to mark the 1971 sixth…

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Day School support urged

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

A strong plea for support of Jewish Day schools was made by Sir [?]sher Joel in Melbourne…

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Vandals strike school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 October 1971 · page 12

RIO DE JANEIRO: Doors, windows and some furniture were destroyed by five bearded young vandals who broke into…

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David Stewart Summer School in Newport

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 29 October 1971 · page 3

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