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Schools, 1975

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

Racism in Schools Racism in School Materials

Tharunka · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 7

“Do you think we can educate white people in Australia to stop being racist? Who do you fool? If education could do it, it should have stopped a long time…

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Relief teacher need great

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 August 1975 · page 5

The Deputy Leader of the State Opposition and Member for Merrylands (Mr. Jacj Ferguson) has…

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Teachers Act on Budget Cut

Tribune · Tuesday 5 August 1975 · page 1

SYDNEY: A special meeting of the Australian Teachers' Federation executive last week called on teachers to participate in a national stoppage of one hour to protest at the Whitiam government's projected cuts in the public education vote in the forthcoming Budget. The date of the action has not yet been determined, the decision being subject to endorsement by the…

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Vic Teachers Take Stand on Exams: Want to End Class Bias

Tribune · Tuesday 5 August 1975 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Secondary teachers in State schools in Victoria will refuse to teach Higher School Certificate (HSC) "or co-operate with any form of…

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Women in the Schools Meredith Lawrence

Tharunka · Wednesday 6 August 1975 · page 12

Secondary student women face special problems both within the education system and within society as a whole. For a…

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School Sports

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 August 1975 · page 1

The annual sports carnival-at St. Patrick's, Guildford, went off with a bang last week with almost every pupa, from kindergarten to…

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High school band hits top notes Weekend Practices Paid Off

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 August 1975 · page 5

Merrylands High School band has been widely acclaimed for its professionalism but little attention has been focused on modest maestro wally…

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St. Patrick's school sports

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 August 1975 · page 15

IT WAS hip-hip-hooray at last week's sports carnival at St. Patrick's Primary School, Guildford. Probably the biggest event was the relay race (below). In the girls' relay race, mothers on the sideline are seen shouting encouragement…

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Lord Fisher Launches Sa School Appeal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1975 · page 2

ADELAIDE: Provision of a Jewish Day School is a greater necessity in a small community than in…

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Paper— Clip Computer Maths pupils’ bonus

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 August 1975 · page 2

A Holroyd High School mathematics teacher is bringing computer science to his…

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Fight for Pre School Centres

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 August 1975 · page 3

A father off two young children at Greystanes has become the champion of those wanting better child care facilities in the area…

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High School Students Hold National Conference

Tribune · Tuesday 26 August 1975 · page 12

SYDNEY: Secondary school students will hold a national conference here next weekend to look at the way schools affect students and…

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Sydney Ignorant - Teacher Claims

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 September 1975 · page 9

In the field of the Hebrew language, the Sydney and, [?]eed, the Australian Jewish Community is one of the just ignorant outside the USSR, according to one of the [?]te Zionist Council's Ulpan teachers…

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Help by School Confusion on courses

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 September 1975 · page 5

THERE is confusion in the minds of western area sixth form students and their parents about higher education courses, says the NSW Higher…

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High School Students Conference: Small Gains

Tribune · Tuesday 9 September 1975 · page 12

SYDNEY: The National Secondary Students' Conference held at the end of August achieved only limited success…

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What Schools and Schooling Do to Women

Tharunka · Wednesday 24 September 1975 · page 9

The hypothesis proposed here (and which is largely based on Mich's analysis of school) is that school oppresses both women…

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Ex Tv Times Reporter for Film and Tv School

Filmnews · Wednesday 1 October 1975 · page 5

John J. Howard has joined The Film and Television School as information officer with responsibility for publications, publicity, media liaison and public. relations. He was formerly chief reporter on TV Times magazine…

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Hebrew for College to train teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1975 · page 5

Hebrew Language and Culture instruction may be available next year as part of a tertiary course in Sydney. The Ku-ring-gai College of Advanced Education, in…

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But how will they fare at High School?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1975 · page 18

A frequently recurring question, particularly among parents of eight to ten-year old children at Masada College is: “But how will they fare at high school?” This question reflects…

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School's links with Israel Jewish Education Useless without Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1975 · page 14

The parents of Masada College recognised early the interdependence with Israel. Jewish Education would be useless without a secured future of the State of Israel just as…

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