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Schools, 1975

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Two schools given grants

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 February 1975 · page 1

The Australian Government has granted $166,588 to two Holroyd district Catholic schools…

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Calculators a triumph for teacher

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 February 1975 · page 1

Greystanes High School mathematics master, Mr. Ray Darby, has won a £4100 grant to develop an electronic calculator learning programme…

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Jobless teachers consider "work-in "

Tribune · Tuesday 25 February 1975 · page 8

SYDNEY: Unemployed teachers are considering "working-in" at NSW State schools next month if they are not given jobs by then…

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Jewish day school attendances rise

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 February 1975 · page 5

Despite predictions to the contrary, in the light of the Federal Governments recent tax restrictions regarding pupils in private schools, only one of Sydney's three Jewish day schools has reported a slight drop in enrolments for 1975…

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On sale at “Le Courrier Australien" School Projects

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 March 1975 · page 19

85 cents each (Postage included) Aspects of France-VII POSTCARDS 15 cents each (10 cents postage)…

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School is soon to open

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 March 1975 · page 7

A $56,000 pre-school kindergarten will be opened soon in Betts…

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Assessment at the University Reform or Revolution ? Kevin Harris School of Education Section I

Tharunka · Wednesday 5 March 1975 · page 6

There is a lot about assessment at the University which is in need of reform, and since this is so, and because many people are seriously concerned with reform, the crucial issues with regard to assessment at…

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“Jewish schools costly and unsophisticated” Achilles’ heel of Canadian Jewry

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 March 1975 · page 13

The 300,000-strong Jewish community in Canada is “vital, active and faced with no real perils,” says the…

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School in Helmond weert kinderen van buitenlanders

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 14 March 1975 · page 4

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Nsw Teachers Plan Work-in to Force Jobs Issue

Tribune · Tuesday 18 March 1975 · page 4

SYDNEY: Unemployed teachers are preparing plans for "work-ins" in NSW schools, following the public refusal of NSW Education Minister…

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All schools will share $2.8m grant

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 March 1975 · page 3

Government, Catholic and special schools in the western area have received grants totalling almost $2.8 million from the Schools Commission…

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National Industrial News Teachers Strike Against Gov't Move to Deny Preference

Tribune · Tuesday 25 March 1975 · page 4

SYDNEY: NSW teachers will strike for 24 hours on March 25 to demand the NSW Government drop its move to exclude a preference to unionists…

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New High School Opens in Wa

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 March 1975 · page 2

The West Australian Jewish congregation made one of its greatest leaps…

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Show Prize Pottery Guildford teacher's success

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 April 1975 · page 2

A Guildford woman won two prizes for pottery at the Royal Easter Show last week…

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Massive Teachers' Strike Meetings

Tribune · Tuesday 1 April 1975 · page 4

SYDNEY: Over 8,000 striking teachers last Tuesday met in the Domain then marched on Parliament House (picture) to demand withdrawal…

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Teacher’s Scholarships

Tharunka · Wednesday 2 April 1975 · page 10

This information may be of interest to students who are at present holding Teaching Education Scholarships from the N.S.W. Department of Education. On…

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Boost for Dunrossil School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 15 April 1975 · page 5

SOUTH Granville company Merck Sharp and [?]ohme donated $1900 to Dunrossil School,…

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Teachers beat Lib. Govt

Tribune · Tuesday 15 April 1975 · page 1

Workers throughout the nation are acting to advance their interests and turn back the capitalist offensive. In a magnificent demonstration of militant unity, NSW…

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School for women metal shop stewards

Tribune · Tuesday 15 April 1975 · page 10

MELBOURNE: The Amalgamated Metal Workers Union State Council recently appointed Helen Mutimer to work for three months as an organiser…

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Other Unions Join Nsw Teachers' Strike

Tribune · Tuesday 15 April 1975 · page 4

SYDNEY: Port Kembla waterside workers on the NSW South Coast will join teachers in a 24-hour strike on April 16 in protest at the NSW…

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