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Schools, 1973

109 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 6

PROBLEMS of the Trainee Teacher

Tharunka · Tuesday 28 August 1973 · page 13

The UNSW has over a thousand trainee teachers on campus, over seven hundred of these are financial members of the Trainee Teachers’ Association,…

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Drama Production Suzie at school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 September 1973 · page 6

Miss Susie Elelman, current holder of the Miss New South Wales title, will be at…

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Letter Schoolboys "Do" Bhp

Tribune · Tuesday 4 September 1973 · page 10

A Newcastle Boys' High School Second Form debate recently, including as participants 13-and 14-year-olds comprising "Government" and "Opposition" contested the…

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Schools threatened with grants loss

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

TORONTO: In the past five years the Association of Jewish Day Schools of Montreal has received $2 million from the Provincial Government of Quebec to support…

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The Karmel Report and Jewish Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 September 1973 · page 16

Sociologists have often pointed out that emphasis on education has been an important factor explaining Jewish survival through the ages. The Karmel Report's recommendations, already…

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School starts

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 18 September 1973 · page 11

Minister for Education, Mr. E. A. Willis, has approved $270,000 for the start of construction to…

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School Music Starts

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 September 1973 · page 5

There will be music in Merrylands next week when district primary schools hold…

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Aid to Private Schools

Tribune · Tuesday 25 September 1973 · page 6

In the continuing controversy over the Federal Government's policy of increased State aid to Catholic schools we still find many people in the Leftwing movement expressing…

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The beauty of the Temple Herod, the great builder, rebuilt the Temple on its ancient site, on Mt Moriah, in Jerusalem, as the culmination of his life's work. What did it look like? How did he adapt the popular Greek style of the time to the demands of halacha? In what lay its specific beauty? These questions are discussed by David Kotlar, engineer, art historian and teacher of Talmud at Bar-Ilan University

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 26 September 1973 · page 5

GREAT rulers have always pressed their social cultural and political climate, their…

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Russian migrant’s Rosh Hashanah wish comes true Ways of self preservation Synagogue, School and the Home

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 26 September 1973 · page 3

THE impact of recent Jewish history, both its tragic and its inspiring aspects, has,…

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NSW teachers' poll: three approaches

Tribune · Tuesday 2 October 1973 · page 4

SYDNEY: Interest is growing in the forthcoming elections for senior officers of the NSW Teachers' Federation. The Federation has been under considerable attack from the…

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Alternate Alternatives to Schooling

Tharunka · Thursday 4 October 1973 · page 7

The current deep and widespread disillusionment the school system has gone as far as to challenge its very creditability. Advocates of de-schooling, lllich and Reimer point to many of the factors precipitating this…

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Schools to Form Federal Grouping

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1973 · page 7

Moves to establish a Commonwealth Association of Jewish Day Schools will be discussed at a meeting in Melbourne. Spokesman for the Sydney…

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Day Schools Face Loss Despite New State Aid

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1973 · page 5

Sydney's three Jewish day schools, Moriah, Mesada and Yeshiva Colleges, will still face heavy deficits despite a thirty percent increase in State aid announced by the Premier, Sir Robert Askin last week. At the same time, spokesmen for…

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French schools advertise in Yiddish press

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1973 · page 11

TORONTO: In its efforts to spread the use of French and stave off Anglicising influence to which immigrants to Quebec…

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School Certificate Out by 1975 Principal Praises End to Exams

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 October 1973 · page 11

Acting headmaster at Holroyd High School, Mr. B. O’Donnell, believes new procedures for the award of the School Certificate will eventually…

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Schools “Mixed” in Federal Assistance Moriah Upset

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 November 1973 · page 5

Six Jewish day schools have been re-categorised for federal aid after appealing to the Australian Government on the Karmel Report of the interim committee of the Australian Schools Commission…

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Teacher faces Springbok charges

Tribune · Tuesday 6 November 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Mr. Bill Lenane, a NSW teacher, will again face charges on November 21 this year arising from his arrest at the anti-apartheid demonstration at the Springbok Test in…

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Moriah pupils raise $2000

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 November 1973 · page 21

Pupils of Moriah College raised more than $2000 for the Israel Emergency Appeal…

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School Photos

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 November 1973 · page 4

I am engaged on a study of the Jewish day school movement in NSW for a master of education thesis. I would like…

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