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Schools, 1974

126 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 7

Come blow your horn School band still the tops

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1974 · page 3

Merrylands High School Band has picked up another batch of titles to its credit — this time in the NSW School Band Contest…

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YMCA camps in school holidays

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 August 1974 · page 12

School camps for boys and girls will be run during the August-September holidays for children in Holroyd area. Education director of…

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Women Workers: Amwu Holds Women Shop Stewards' School

Tribune · Tuesday 6 August 1974 · page 8

SYDNEY: Last week twenty women shop stewards participated in a two day school organised by the Amalgamated Metal Workers Union. The school will…

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Talk to Primary Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1974 · page 22

As part of the Jewish Board of Deputies Speakers Service, Rev. H. Harkaway, last week addressed the pupils in two…

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Jamaican School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1974 · page 15

KINGSTON: Mr. Florizel Glasspole, the Governor General of Jamaica, has opened the new $240,000 premises of…

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Teachers: Tribunal Sabotage Leads to Strike

Tribune · Tuesday 13 August 1974 · page 9

MELBOURNE: The Teachers' Tribunal in Victoria has strange powers. It can torpedo agreeements between the employer (the government) and the employee (the…

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Tisha B'av at Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1974 · page 17

Pupils at the NSW Board of Education’s various Hebrew schools commemmorated the destruction of the two Temples…

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Teachers Reject Education Report And parents say children are ignored

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 August 1974 · page 1

The teaching staff of a Guildford school has come out in opposition to the…

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Teachers: Striking Against Inspection

Tribune · Tuesday 20 August 1974 · page 4

MELBOURNE: A large number of teachers in about 40 schools in the western suburbs stopped work for 3 12 days last week. They were members of the Victorian…

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National Industrial News Vic. Teachers: Primary School Teachers First-ever Stoppage

Tribune · Tuesday 3 September 1974 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Direct action on education issues has been a feature here recently. The most astonishing action was the half-day stop work of primary teachers,…

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Educational Board to Start Day School?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1974 · page 5

The NSW Jewish Board of Education should enter the field of Jewish Day Schools, its director, Mr. Lionel Link, says in his annual report to be presented to the organisation’s annual general meeting on Monday, September 9. Mr. Link, says the time was…

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Nsw Teachers State-wide Stoppage

Tribune · Tuesday 10 September 1974 · page 4

SYDNEY: The NSW Teachers' Federation has been claiming increases of $500 plus 20 per cent for teachers and 25 per cent increases for promotions positions…

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Protest tegen sex in V en D schoolagenda

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 September 1974 · page 1

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National Industrial News Unanimous 'No' to Lib's Fake Community Involvement in Schools

Tribune · Tuesday 17 September 1974 · page 8

"I've never seen such widespread and unanimous opposition to a scheme of the education authorities as I've seen to the proposals of NSW Education Minister…

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3 Kinderen niet in "verkeerde school" toegelaten

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 20 September 1974 · page 3

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High School Students Oppose Teachers Transfer

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 12

PERTH: 450 Bentley High School students spontaneously demonstrated at lunch time on September 10 against the transfer of a teacher from their school…

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New 'Schools for What'

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 12

SCHOOLS FOR WHAT? A magazine for socialist teachers. 30 cents from communist and left bookshops. The second issue of Schools for What?…

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Migrant Education Conference Hears Call for Urgent Schools Action

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 8

MELBOURNE: "Kids came to me and other secondary schools illiterate in two languages and believing they were dumbies", Mrs. June English, principal of the…

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National Industrial News Striking Nsw Teachers Plan Further Industrial Action

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 4

SYDNEY: Stopwork meetings of NSW teachers last Wednesday voted overwhelmingly to take further industrial action on October 10 if the Askin government and its…

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Criticism and Reviews and Things... School Is Dead An Essay on Alternatives in Education Everett Reimer Penguin Education Specials 163 pages - $1.35

Tharunka · Wednesday 2 October 1974 · page 13

Everett Reimer is presently working with Ivan Illich at the centre for Intercultural Documentation and is Director of that centre’s seminar on Alternatives in…

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