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Schools, 1974

126 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7

Pupils’ Pageant on Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1974 · page 10

A six-part pageant on Australia was presented by pupils of the King David Preparatory School at the recent annual speech afternoon. The program also featured…

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School rock musical

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1974 · page 10

Masada College students last week staged a professional-looking version of “Joseph and His Amazing…

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Technion Teacher While a Pow

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 8

HAIFA: Lieutenant-Colonel Menachem Aini of the Israel Air Force was named an adjunct teacher in the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Technion —…

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“No Motivation” in Jewish Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 6

Zionist Federation Education Department chairman, Dr William Wise, has expressed concern at an apparent lack of motivation in the Jewish day school…

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High School Students Enter “Horror Chamber”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 13

Jewish high school students arriving at a recent seminar in Sydney were greeted by the slogan “Hatred is Sacred” before entering a display of anti-Semitic propaganda. The seminar was the fourth…

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Teachers Back Democracy in Schools

Tribune · Tuesday 15 January 1974 · page 4

Though in some respects a quieter conference than in previous years, the 1973 NSW Teachers' Federation Conference last month made some important decisions, many of which…

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Teacher Learning Our Ways

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 17

Mrs Leah Ben-Zee v, the dark-haired, softly-spoken wife of Israeli Consul for Economic Affairs, says she finds life in Sydney much easier and more relaxed…

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School centre helps

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 January 1974 · page 4

The Education information Centre aims to help you with your education inquiries…

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Schools Back After Holidays

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1974 · page 5

All Hebrew schools conducted by the NSW Board of Jewish Education will recommence their academic year on Sunday, February 3…

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School's 50 Years

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1974 · page 11

MEXICO CITY: The Colegio Israelite de Mexico, Mexico’s first and largest Jewish school, has organised a series…

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School building

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 January 1974 · page 12

A library laboratory block will be built at Merrylands High School…

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Teachers' Federation

Tribune · Tuesday 5 February 1974 · page 10

Despite the optimism of Tribune's correspodents, I hold grave doubts as to the "Left-progressive" tendency in the Teachers Federation. It appears to me that…

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Letters Teacher Training

Tribune · Tuesday 5 February 1974 · page 10

It was interesting to see Tribune's Education Correspondent (Trib. January 15-21, 1974) so pleased about the "victory of a Left-progressive coalition team" in the…

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Good Enrolments at Jewish Day Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 February 1974 · page 3

Sydney's three Jewish day schools reported good enrolment figures in the first days of the…

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School’s New Lab

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 February 1974 · page 19

A contract has been let for the erection of a library and laboratory block “A” at Merrylands High…

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Careers Officer Visits Schools Students to Get Special Lectures

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 February 1974 · page 3

Top army careers officers will visit Holroyd schools this month to give specialised lectures. On February 19 Captain…

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Schools on Film

Tribune · Tuesday 19 February 1974 · page 8

To readers, the name Ibrox Park may conjure up visions of grim right-wing teachers and high school students in revolt. It was at Ibrox Park, way back in the…

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New $300,000 Block for High School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 February 1974 · page 4

A two-storey classroom block is to be built at Greystanes Public School at a cost of more than S300,000. The Deputy Leader of the NSW Labor Party and…

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Vic. Teachers Roll Back Dept

Tribune · Tuesday 26 February 1974 · page 10

Melbourne: Secondary teachers in Victoria, scored a major victory last week against victimisation of teachers who had taken industrial action…

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Teachers' Coalition

Tribune · Tuesday 5 March 1974 · page 11

Tribune's correspondents Peter Earley and P. King (Feb 5 -11) both suffer from lack of knowledge in drawing conclusions about the NSW Teachers' Federation elections and…

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