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Schools, 1975

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North Shore School ‘Keeping the Spark of Judaism Alive’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1975 · page 12

In our modern society parents are becoming much more critically aware of the type of education they feel their child should be receiving it his school. With the massive injection of federal funds to…

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Govt. recognises school’s value

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

Australian Government involvement in education has increased dramatically in the past ten years, the Minister for Education, Mr Kim E. Beazley, said-this week…

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Boost to School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 October 1975 · page 3

A Merrylands Catholic primary school was among the few chosen for an Australian Government…

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Help for injured schoolboy Traffic guard, lights urgent

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 October 1975 · page 1

AN accident involving an 11-year-old boy at the Centenary Road- Fairmont Street intersection Merrylands hightlighted the urgent need for traffic control according to nearby residents…

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pre-school plan diced

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 October 1975 · page 4

A proposal to build a pre-school kindergarten at the rear of a Merrylands home has been rejected by…

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Widemere School’s Big Fete

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 October 1975 · page 4

Demonstrations of the martial art of Kung Fu. feneing marching girls and dancing will be features of Widemere public School’s second annual fete on Saturday. Children’s television favourite Marty and his puppel…

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Women Teachers Call on Their Unions to Act on Ecucation

Tribune · Wednesday 15 October 1975 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Eagerness for action was the key note on September 27, when about 250 women teachers (with a small number of men) met in…

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After-school activity

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 October 1975 · page 9

AFTER-SCHOOL activities for children began operation today at Widemere Public School. Greystanes…

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Vic. Teachers win entry control

Tribune · Wednesday 22 October 1975 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Teacher registration - control of the entry of teachers to ensure they had sufficient…

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Educational Tour for High School Students

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1975 · page 13

Thirty-five Australian youngsters, including about 10 from Sydney, will be visiting Israel later this year. The group, comprising fourth and fifth form high…

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Opening of New School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 October 1975 · page 3

The School of Dental Nursing, Westmead, was officially opened last week by the Minister for Health, Mr. Healey…

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Sewer for School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 October 1975 · page 3

Holroyd High School (pictured right) will be connected to the Water Board sewer after…

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Minister Opens New “Pre-school”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1975 · page 6

“Pre-School education is like building the foundations for a house”…

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School basketball Visit Repaid

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1975 · page 28

Moriah College recently repaid the earlier hospitality of Chevalier College, one of the State’s leading Catholic boarding schools, by welcoming its basketball teams in Sydney for a series of matches…

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Jewish schools in “battle of words”

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

Moriah and Mt. Scopus will clash in a battle of words when debaters from both schools meet in Sydney on Open Day, Sunday, November 30, the highlight of Moriah Week. A much larger school,…

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Objections to school policy

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1975 · page 5

NSW Liberal senator Dr Peter Baume was last week harshly critical of the Federal Government's policies towards independent schools…

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Art school lecturer

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1975 · page 14

A successful painting demonstration by artist Reriis Susters, was held at the Valda Morris art school…

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Rabbi Takes Over School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1975 · page 5

North Shore Synagogue’s Sunday School will come under the complete direction of Rabbi David Rogut…

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School debaters head for record

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 November 1975 · page 21

Three third form students from Moriah College have defeated a more senior Grammar School…

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How teachers see it! Education and Democracy

Tribune · Monday 24 November 1975 · page 3

MELBOURNE: On November 14 2,000 teachers marched to the stop work rally in the city leaving schools…

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