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Schools, 1972

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Exams for teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 August 1972 · page 11

Students at the Teacher ducation Institute of the [?] Board of Jewish Educaon will complete a six-month…

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Breakthrough for Holroyd schools Revolutionary Aids Arrive

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 August 1972 · page 1

Holroyd high schools have already begun to receive deliveries of specially designed, revolutionary new teaching apparatus. New television equipment regarded as…

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A Leaflet From the Loyal Rednecks Warning — Citizens Beware Mothers Fathers Guardians Teachers

Tharunka · Tuesday 5 September 1972 · page 7

Your children are daily being subjected to blatant communist propaganda leaflets issued by the Liberal and jewish leftists at the University of Cape Town. Blatant lies, and we quote "50% of all African children die before the age of 5 years" are being used . .. Where does this statement originate? from the jewish…

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School firebugs or rebels?

Tribune · Tuesday 5 September 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: Imagine 13 fires being deliberately lit in Department of Labor and National Service offices in Sydney alone since June this year, or 13 fires being lit in…

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The Impact of American Jewish Day Schools Local Jewry Can Learn Much From Us Education Plan

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 September 1972 · page 9

While secular instruction is the object of constant study and improvement and any new effective method introduced in one community is soon borrowed by many other communities, the method and organisation of our religious education continue to be more or less the same. We endeavour to copy to a great extent the Israeli…

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Union pushes for pre-school centre No Holroyd Kindergarten

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 September 1972 · page 3

The Director of the pre-school activities for the Kindergarten Union of NSW, Miss M. Chase, is concerned at the serious lack of pre-school education service in the Merrylands area. As a matter of fact…

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LETTERS Need for pre-school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 September 1972 · page 2

As a mother of children nearing pre-school age I am extremely concerned at the lack of…

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High School Militancy : What’s Happening

Tharunka · Tuesday 12 September 1972 · page 6

INTRODUCTION: On Friday, 23rd June, a student strike took place at Randwick Boys High School. The following interview with two of the students involved is an account of what happened. Their names have been…

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Teacher sacking: who's to decide?

Tribune · Tuesday 12 September 1972 · page 12

MELBOURNE: The sacking of a temporary teacher from the Lalor Technical School has sparked new discussion by the Technical Teachers' Association of Victoria on the…

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Rights, high school style

Tribune · Tuesday 12 September 1972 · page 11

MELBOURNE: At present in this country there are several hundred thousand secondary students undergoing the so-called free, equal and secular…

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Teachers vote for action

Tribune · Tuesday 19 September 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: In recent weeks, NSW teachers have been presented with two monumental insults from the State Public Service Board. These came in the form of a salaries offer…

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Cadets Perform Last Event for the Year School unit ceremonial parade

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 September 1972 · page 5

Merrylands High School cadet unit will hold its annual passing out…

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LETTERS Pre-school problems

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 September 1972 · page 2

In your recent article regarding the need for pre-school centres it was stated…

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High school students' strike

Tribune · Tuesday 26 September 1972 · page 12

Picture shows some of several hundred Sydney high school students on strike last Wednesday and demonstrating in front of the Education Department after marching…

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Charges against five teachers

Tribune · Tuesday 26 September 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: Five teachers from the J. J. Cahill Memorial High School, in the Sydney suburb of Mascot, were charged last Friday under the Training Service Act for leaving…

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Schooljeugd blijkt zeer gezonde leeftijdsgroep

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 29 September 1972 · page 1

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Area Growth "Doubles" Pupils More building planned for primary school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 October 1972 · page 5

Extensions valued at $150,000 will be officially opened at the Greystanes Primary School on Saturday, October…

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End to Examinations Authorities praise school reform

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 October 1972 · page 1

Holroyd High School authorities believe a revolutionary plan to reform the School Certificate will prove of invaluable…

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School Cannot Get Assembly Hall

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 October 1972 · page 7

Despite the inconvenience it has caused, Greystanes High School will not…

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Students strike at WA school

Tribune · Tuesday 3 October 1972 · page 4

PERTH: Over 100 students at Kalamuntha Senior High School, about 20 miles from Perth, went on strike last week. Issues involved included poor canteen…

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