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Schools, 1976

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Campus trainee teacher benefits Apples and Oranges

Tharunka · Wednesday 21 April 1976 · page 6

It’s very difficult to compare apples and oranges, but when it’s your money it’s worth the effort. You are eligible for two health…

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Teachers' Inner-city Strike

Tribune · Wednesday 21 April 1976 · page 4

SYDNEY: Inner-city teachers will stop work on April 28 to protest against the Willis government's…

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Jewish school in Adelaide

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1976 · page 25

ADELAIDE: The first Jewish ley school in Adelaide recently opened its doors with an initial enrolment of four children. Masada College began its operations in a single…

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Teachers and the (dreaded) State Election. - Peter West

Tharunka · Wednesday 28 April 1976 · page 5

The State election is due oh 1st May, although scarcely anyone seems aware of it. Perhaps after all the elections Australians have suffered…

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trainee teachers get a breath of fresh air

Tharunka · Wednesday 28 April 1976 · page 7

John got pummelled on his train, Wes chased his along the platform (and missed it), and someone else fell off another train as it pulled into…

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6th National Conference of the Cpa Teachers' Action Group May 11-12

Tribune · Wednesday 28 April 1976 · page 5

Adelaide: The development of "work-ins" as a counter to teacher unemployment and strong trade union support for teachers' militant…

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Moriah pupils help appeals

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 April 1976 · page 3

Moriah College students are regular participants in various door-knock appeals with the most recent one,…

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New craze skates by peacefully Schools helping to cater

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 May 1976 · page 3

While surrounding councils have had continuing trouble with nuisance skateboard riders, the Merrylands-Guildford area has had few problems…

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Teachers Meet to Fight Back

Tribune · Wednesday 5 May 1976 · page 1

ADELAIDE: The attacks on Federal government education expenditure by the Fraser government and the ways to meet them will be the subject of a special report…

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Parents, teachers say: 'No cuts in education!'

Tribune · Wednesday 5 May 1976 · page 1

CANBERRA: E-Day (Education Day), Thursday April 29, saw the largest airlift into Canberra of any mass lobby group, according…

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Zionist Camps for May school holiday Busy B’nei Akiva

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 May 1976 · page 17

After a busy April, B’nei Akiva has reported that they are now ready for their winter camps which will be held at a Collarov camnsite, from May 20 to May 23. Topics for study by the…

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Teachers Learn

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 May 1976 · page 20

All teachers of the Board of Jewish Education will attend an In-Service Seminar at Hillel College…

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High school band is to tour Nz Cost of Trip Is $10,000

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 11 May 1976 · page 1

Merry lands High School Band will make a school tour of New Zealand in August. The 30-piece brass band…

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Moriah Pupils' Ghetto Commem

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1976 · page 39

Moriah College students took part in the recent Warsaw Ghetto Commemoration at the Community Centre, Darlinghurst. The students presented a…

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New bead at Hebrew School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1976 · page 7

Fifty people attended the recent annual general meeting of the Great Synagogue Hebrew School,…

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Yeshiva to show school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1976 · page 5

Sydney Jewry will have the opportunity to see the new Yeshiva Educational complex at Sydney Grammar Boarding School on Sunday afternoon…

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School Sports

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1976 · page 46

Moriah College Primary School has switched to its winter sports program, which includes soccer,…

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School for Experiment

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1976 · page 29

Perhaps the most unusual feature of the Jerusalem Experimental High School is that students say they love…

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School moest dicht wegens vuile lucht

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 14 May 1976 · page 4

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School Is Top Collector

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 18 May 1976 · page 8

Greystanes High School raised more money than any other State school in the National Parks and Wildlife Foundation's doorknock appeal…

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