Teachers’ Advisory Service
A Teachers' Advisory Service has been established by the NSW Board of Jewish…
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End of State Aid May Close Schools New York pressure
NEW YORK: Jewish day schools in New York State, already in a critical financial position, will suffer a heavy blow if the recommendations of a State Commission calling for a complete end to State aid to parochial schools are approved…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Overvaller snel gepakt Bankbediende schoolvriend
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Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bonds and Chainge? Oh for the Life of a Teacher Trainee!
The teaching profession looks hardly attractive at the present moment, especially in the light of recent Federation — Department confrontations…
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The North Shore area may not have a high school for Jewish students for several years, according to Masada College president, Mr Leslie Capldn…
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Jewish teachers in Sunday schools and Right-of-Entry classes should show their pupils they are model Jews by observing the tenets of the faith, Mr Norman Tarsis said in Sydney last week…
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SYDNEY: Forty-five teachers throughout NSW have already been charged by the Department of Education under the Teaching Service Act with breach of…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Keen to try school's new car Five generations
At a family get-together in Fairfield last week, five generations of "eldest girls" had their photograph taken…
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The first graduation ceremony of the Teacher Education Institute will be held on Sunday, April 9…
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A meeting of Wollongong teachers last Thursday decided to defer a strike they had threatened to hold after the Department of Education decided to postpone…
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TORONTO: Ontario’s, and probably Canada’s, two leading law schools are headed by young…
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Graeme, who has four brothers, has lived in Fairfield most of his life. He is in sixth form at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Schools to miss drama festival Holroyd’s New Flag at Games
Only one of Holroyd’s three high schools will participate in this year’s NSW High School Drama Festival — despite a keen…
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WOLLONGONG: Bully boy Bob Askin thought that he would have no trouble "riding over the bastards" when South Coast NSW teachers derided to refuse…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Twenty Years of Schoolin' (And they put you on the day-shift)
As Sol Encel said in his paper "Education and Politics”. “More and more people are becoming aware of the fact that economic and social position is…
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An after-school recreation programme has been introduced at Lansvale Primary School. Activities include dancing, crafts, trampoline…
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The appointment of Mr. Adrian Middleton as director of the Outward Bound School at Fishermans Point, New South…
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The Israel ConsulGeneral, Mr David Mariner, will be among prominent personalities who…
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A Jewish Studies teacher at Moriah College has been appointed to teaching post at Mount Scopus College In…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Thoughts at School
Early this year the members of the school I attend gathered in its hallowed halls for the usual weekly assembly. The procedure followed the same mundane course that it has been following for as…
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