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Schools, 1972

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Facilities Now for Mentally Retarded New school is opened

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 October 1972 · page 1

The Holroyd School for Moderately Mentally Retarded Children was officially opened on Saturday. October 7, by the Deputy-director of Primary Education, Mr. C. W. Willoughby…

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School fete

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 October 1972 · page 10

The Ringrose Public School annual fete will be held on Saturday, October 28 at 1.30 pm in the school…

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Education Head Visits Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 October 1972 · page 2

Head of the Jewish Agen. cy Department for Education and Culture in the Diaspora, Mr Haim Finkelstein, visited…

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Extensions Built on School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 October 1972 · page 2

Vital improvements continue with Holroyd schools following the approval for $190.000…

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Temple Teacher in "Superstar" Cast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 October 1972 · page 15

A teacher at North Shore Temple Religion School is a member of the cast in the Sydney production "Jesus Christ Superstar". She is Merryn Joseph who…

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Anger over historic school

Tribune · Tuesday 31 October 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: Opinions differ among parents, students and teachers about the merits of the decision to "phase out" the historic Fort Street Girls' High School on Observatory…

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Guriganya Community School

Tharunka · Wednesday 1 November 1972 · page 9

“Guriganya” had its beginning about mid last year when 200 people met in Paddo town hall to discuss setting up a “progressive” school. Teachers were…

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Kidnap Threat to 200 Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 November 1972 · page 12

BUENOS AIRES: General Alberto Caceres, the Argentine police chief, was told of a threat to kidnap 200 Jewish pupils when leaders of Daia, the representative organisation of Argentine…

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School Delegates to “Just” Movement

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 November 1972 · page 15

High school delegates to JUST, the Jewish Union of Sydney Teenagers, meet regularly to plan forthcoming activities for fellow Jewish secondary school students. The delegates are…

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Dr Willem de Vogel [?]preekt op congres Film School

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 November 1972 · page 9

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Pupils piano exam

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 November 1972 · page 10

All pupils presented for piano examinations by Mrs. A. Coote and Miss…

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Teachers' strikes rebuff for Govt

Tribune · Tuesday 7 November 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: Mass meetings of teachers throughout NSW last Tuesday delivered a severe rebuff to Liberal Education Minister Eric Willis, the Public Service Board and…

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Guard on schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 November 1972 · page 13

JOHANNESBURG: Police have introduced extra security precautions at Jewish day schools in Johannesburg, Cape…

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Turkey charges Hebrew teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 November 1972 · page 9

ISTANBUL: A group of two young rabbis and eleven young Jewish religion teachers, including six women, were charged in a criminal court here last week with illegally establishing a school and…

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School Service

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 November 1972 · page 19

Pupils of Masada College will conduct the Shabbat service at the North Shore Synagogue on Saturday. A kiddush…

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17 Years Over Teacher retires

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 November 1972 · page 2

The Mistress of the Merrylands Public School Infants Department Miss E…

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Johnston on schools

Tribune · Tuesday 14 November 1972 · page 3

ADELAIDE: The views of candidates on public education sought by the S.A. Institute of Teachers have been published…

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Schools Program launched

Tribune · Tuesday 14 November 1972 · page 12

SYDNEY: More than 40 teachers, other unionists and high school students attended a function to launch the booklet "Towards a Revolution in Education -- a…

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Negative image in school texts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 November 1972 · page 9

NEW YORK: Negative concepts of Jews were commonly projected in Protestant Sunday School material, according to a new study conducted jointly by the American Jewish Committee and the…

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School Agm

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 November 1972 · page 7

The annual general meeting of Moriah College (North Bondi Jewish Day School and Kindergarten Association) will…

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