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Schools, 1973

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Schools hit by delays in courses Teacher Shortage

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 May 1973 · page 2

Thousands of Holroyd students will be affected by delays in changes to NSW Higher School Certificate courses…

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Pupils, Masters Win Basketball

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 May 1973 · page 24

Moriah College staff and pupils combined to win the open men’s D division basketball title at the National…

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Top Honour to Holroyd School Army career for Michael?

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 May 1973 · page 3

A Merry lands High School student returned on Sunday from a four-day tour of the Royal Military College. Duntroon. where he received first hand information regarding an…

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Community Backs Move Enrolments begin for new school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 May 1973 · page 6

The West Merrylands Educational Pre School Committee called this week for enrolments for the Pre-School Education Centre which will be built in Betts Road, West Merry…

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Pupils’ Celebration

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 May 1973 · page 4

More than 600 pupils of NSW Board of Jewish Education Hebrew schools and independent centres celebrated…

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Teacher College Plan?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 May 1973 · page 6

The establishment of a Jewish Teachers’ Association and a College of Jewish Studies were suggested by Great…

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Music pupils

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 May 1973 · page 8

Two pupils of Guildford music teacher, Miss Jenny Smart were successful in recent examinations at the Conservatorium of Music. Judith Appleby of Clyde…

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Back to School a Million Children Involved

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 May 1973 · page 15

NEARLY A MILLION children, aged 5-18 years, will head back to school next week. [?] is face another term of teachers,…

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Inner-city Schools Organise

Tribune · Tuesday 15 May 1973 · page 11

SYDNEY: Teachers and parents in the inner city area of Sydney have formed an Inner City Educational Alliance (ICEA) to combat the Education Department's…

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Demand Democratic Rights for High School Students

Tharunka · Tuesday 29 May 1973 · page 2

High school students are people, yet they are not allowed even the most basic rights people should have in a free society. The NSW Education Action Group was…

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Teachers fight deregistration

Tribune · Tuesday 29 May 1973 · page 4

Last week the NSW Industrial Commission brought down its judgment on the move by the Public Service Board to de-register the NSW Teachers' Federation…

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Teachers discuss ultimatum

Tribune · Tuesday 5 June 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Teachers throughout New South Wales will meet next week to discuss twig Industrial Commission ultimatum to their Federation to either give up the right to…

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Letters Illiteracy in Schools

Tribune · Tuesday 12 June 1973 · page 10

In the Sydney Morning Herald (May 26) we find the heading "96 per cent of pupils lag in reading survey," sub-heading "Findings at a High School." The article points out; "Only…

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School Prizes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 June 1973 · page 3

The Australian Friends of the Hebrew University will present prizes to Jewish day schools…

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School May Get Additions After Survey

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 June 1973 · page 8

Following a special survey, further additions may be done to Guildford Public School. The Minister for Education, Mr. E. A. Willis, said…

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First Liberal Day School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 June 1973 · page 10

TORONTO: Canada's first Liberal Jewish day school established in Toronto is planned to open in the autumn of 1974, Rabbi Dr Gunther Plauf has announced in the bulletin of the city's Holy…

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School Inspector As Education Shaliach

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 July 1973 · page 3

An Israeli school inspector has been appointed the first education shaliach in Australia by the Zionist Federation…

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School campaign for matrix trip

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 July 1973 · page 15

A full-scale campaign has been launched in high schools to encourage Jewish sixth-formers to participate in the “Matrix” tour of Israel. The eight-week trip, open to…

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Teachers Decide to Fight on

Tribune · Tuesday 10 July 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Six hundred delegates at a special conference of the NSW Teachers' Federation last Saturday decided to continue the action campaign for reduced…

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Expediency in Karmel schools report

Tribune · Tuesday 10 July 1973 · page 8

The Karmel Report on "The School in Australia" was tabled in Federal Parliament on May 31 by Mr. Kim Beazley, the Federal Minister for Education…

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