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Schools, 1972

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Teachers' workshop

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 July 1972 · page 3

Primary school religious in[?]truction teachers employed by the NSW Board of Jewish Education participated in a…

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School Closed

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 July 1972 · page 2

The Moriah College primary school was closed last Thursday and Friday because of an outbreak of gastro-enteritis,…

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Open Day at Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 July 1972 · page 13

Open Day will be held at NSW Board of Jewish Education Hebrew Schools on Sunday, August 13, when parents…

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Detectives Fear Arson Gang Is at Work Firebugs Threaten More Schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 August 1972 · page 1

Detectives fear that firebugs, bent on destroying Holroyd schools, will strike again at any time. Already the firebugs have tampered with six schools during the past few weeks and have caused…

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School Fires

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 August 1972 · page 2

At present Holroyd is in the grip of a dreaded fear — an arson gang. Police are accustomed to these annoyances from time to time and…

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Teachers in relief fight

Tribune · Tuesday 1 August 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: The struggle between teachers and the Education Department and Public Service Board over relief staff for absent teachers is reaching a new…

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Schoolplay

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 August 1972 · page 5

Students of Moriah College will stage two performances of the play, "Beggar’s Opera” on Wednesday, August 9 and…

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Rabbi not for school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 August 1972 · page 5

Chief minister of the St Kilda Hebrew Congregation, Rabbi Ronald Lubofsky, has decided…

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Israel films for schools here

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 August 1972 · page 14

JERUSALEM: An Australian film producer, Malcolm Smith, has visited Israel to complete his series of educational films to be shown in Australian schools. He toured most parts of Israel, including the holy places of…

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High school students win reinstatement

Tribune · Tuesday 8 August 1972 · page 10

SYDNEY: Two weeks' persistent pressure on the NSW Education Department, together wilih extensive media publicity, brought the…

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Focus on School

Tribune · Tuesday 8 August 1972 · page 5

The education system is one of the most formidable arms of the State ideological apparatus under capitalism. The condition of existence of the capitalist productive apparatus is its reproduction. The education system is a vital aspect of this reproduction. It not only reproduces die skilled labour necessary for highly…

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Masada College Feature Jewish Day Schools Growing Rapidly

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 August 1972 · page 12

One of the factors in the re-generation of the Jewish people throughout the Diaspora has been the phenomenal growth of the Day School Movement. Here are many and varied…

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School soccer thans succes in Ballarat

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 11 August 1972 · page 10

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School principal is architect

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 August 1972 · page 4

The primary school principal has become an important social architect whose decisions influence the patterns of life and…

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School Plans ‘Ride-a-thon’

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 August 1972 · page 3

The Merrylands High School will hold a “ride-a-thon” on August 20 and 21 to raise funds for the school's brass band trip to Ballarat in October…

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Schools Face Holiday Change

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 August 1972 · page 2

Holroyd schools wilI be affected by the new rules governing school holidays, to come into effect in 1974. School holidays at the…

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Sex Course for Holroyd Schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 August 1972 · page 1

Schools in Holroyd will now have available to them a new sex education course, following special investigations by the Education Department. The Minister fo…

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School visits bank

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 August 1972 · page 7

Merrylands Commonwealth Bank officer, Mr. Greame Smith, is pictured with pupils from the…

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School's Athletics

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 August 1972 · page 20

Pupils who performed well in the recent Moriah College Primary Athletic Carnival were:…

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High School Convention

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 August 1972 · page 15

A convention has been called on Monday for high school students to discuss the formation of a religious organisation to function in Sydney secondary schools…

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