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Schools, 1975

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

Coogee Pupils’ Gesture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 11

The combined services of the annual prize giving and Chanukah were held at Coogee Synagogue on…

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Annual Jewish Education Prize Giving Temple pupils honor teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 19

Mrs. Franklin, a teacher of Temple Emanuel, Woollahra, Sunday school for 25 years, received two silver candle-holders as a special gift at the annual prizegiving…

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King David pupils present variety

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 11

A variety program, ranging from the “Ten Little Indians” to “The Roaring Twenties in Retrospect”, made the Speech Day of the King David Preparatory School a colorful and happy event…

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Annual: Jewish Education Prize Giving Moriah pupils receive prizes for year's work

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 11

A feature of the Moriah College Primary School's recent speech night was the performing of five short plays by the pupils. The plays ranged from “Alice in Wonderland”…

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Chanukah at the Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 19

All Hebrew schools of the NSW Board of Jewish Education celebrated Chanukah as part of their closing day ceremonies…

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School Visit to Shule

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 19

Pupils from Neutral Bay Public School were taken on a guided tour of the Cremorne Synagogue…

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£275,000 for school addition

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 January 1975 · page 7

Work on extensions worth $275,000 at Ringrose Public School will begin shortly. A two-storey block containing five…

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How to work at home Back to School Back to School Feature

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 January 1975 · page 6

Back to school time is usually like the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for mothers,…

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Militant policies for teachers

Tribune · Tuesday 21 January 1975 · page 8

SYDNEY: The 1974 NSW Teachers' Federation Conference last month almost unanimously rejected wage restraint and called for the burden of the current…

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More to enrol for school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 January 1975 · page 3

About five per cent more children will attend Holroyd district and other western area…

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200 pupils enrol of Masada College

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 January 1975 · page 4

A total enrolment of about 200 children is expected for Masada College in 1975. With the addition of these children there will now be…

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Zwaar gif gestolen uit apotheek school in Eindhoven

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 31 January 1975 · page 6

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Awards for smart scholars

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 February 1975 · page 14

State Member for Merry lands, Mr. L. Ferguson, and Aid. W. Try were guests of honour at the recent Merrylands Public School prizegiving day…

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Call for Unity of Victorian Teachers Supported

Tribune · Tuesday 4 February 1975 · page 4

MELBOURNE: "Victorian education would certainly benefit from a federation of all Victorian teachers," Alan Marriage, president of the Technical Teachers'…

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Yesiva Pupils’ Success

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 7

Five fourth-form pupils of the Yeshiva College, Bondi, have successfully passed the…

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Interstate Roundup Wa Jewish school “discriminatory”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 4

Criticism has been levelled at Perth's Carmel Jewish school for discriminating against Liberal Jews. Helen Bryant, writing in the “Australian Jewish…

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International form Dancing Teacher Is Ready

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 18 February 1975 · page 5

Internationally acclaimed dancer Colleen Fitzgerald (right) has opened a jazz ballet and classical tap dancing school at Guildford…

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Work soon on school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 18 February 1975 · page 6

Granville South High School classrooms will be renovated in a $5,000 project to begin…

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Struggles at start of school year

Tribune · Tuesday 18 February 1975 · page 8

MELBOURNE: Victoria's first teachers' strike for 1975 began on the second day of school at Merrilands High. An indefinite strike by 25…

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Academy Pupils Excel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 16

Pupils from the NSW Board of Jewish Education’s Hamah Hebrew Academy gained…

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