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Schools, 1976

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Re-school 'Not Anti -Migrant' This centre cares all-comers Charge angers women

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 July 1976 · page 1

Several child care organisers have strongly denied social work students' claims that there are migrant…

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School Access to Stores

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 July 1976 · page 7

Holroyd non-governmental school and preschool kindergartens may now obtain a wide range of school needs at low prices from the NSW…

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Knapen staken met fakkel hun school in brand

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 16 July 1976 · page 4

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Pupils to Run Dance

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 July 1976 · page 1

A group of Holroyd High School pupils will do “something constructive” about the lack of entertainment for youngsters in the Greystanes area…

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School's Fashion Parade

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1976 · page 21

Moriah College Parents’ and Friends’ Association in conjunction with the Mothers’ Club of Moriah…

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Moriah, Yeshiva named with wealthy schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1976 · page 5

Moriah and Yeshiva were both named amongst the 24 “wealthiest” private schools in NSW by the Australian Schools Commission, according to a Sunday weekly newspaper. The schools have been…

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Israeli study for Christian schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 July 1976 · page 25

Israeli, or Jewish activities have taken place at two exclusive girls’ schools in recent weeks, with St Benedicts Convent School haying an Israel Day, while Marsden College…

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School gebouw in as

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 July 1976 · page 3

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St John's School to Begin

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 August 1976 · page 5

Deputy Premier, Minister for Public Works, Ports and Housing and State Member for Merrylands, Mr L. J…

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Western teacher shortage Serious Problem

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 August 1976 · page 5

The NSW Education Department is battling to keep teachers at western area schools. Fourteen times since June…

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Teachers seek support for People's Budget

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1976 · page 10

The NSW Teachers' Federation Executive decided last week to approach the…

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SA teachers lay basis for salary, conditions gain

Tribune · Wednesday 11 August 1976 · page 3

ADELAIDE-: South Australian teachers took an important step forward last week when classroom…

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Education Week Programs Moriah Invites Jewish State School Parents

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 August 1976 · page 5

Next Tuesday parents of children who are currently attending 6th grade at State Schools will be given a conducted tour of Moriah College High School. President of the Parents and Friends Association of…

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What to Do About Schools (and Universities) pointers for survival ’till Bowles and Gintis come ’back

Tharunka · Wednesday 18 August 1976 · page 12

"What To Do About Schools" was the theme of a Radical Education Conference recently held in Sydney (June 21, 22).* It was Australia's first Radical Education…

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Moriah pupils help Blinds' fundraising

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 5

Pupils from Moriah College Primary School (years 3 to 6) will participate in “Mobility 1976,” a project organised by the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. They are participating in…

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Hebrew School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 5

There has been tremendous progress and achievement at the North Shore Synagogue Hebrew School during the past mbnths. The enrolment of 165…

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Young Teacher to Lead Tichon Tour to Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 25

Moriah School teacher, 25 year-old Evie Satmari, has been selected as the Sydney Tichon madrichah for 1976 and will accompany the tour to Israel at the end of this year…

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JUST resurgence provides the teenagers with identity Growing Group in High Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 August 1976 · page 21

In the past scripture classes were often little more than boring lectures on the activities of our ancient sages, but this year has seen quite a change in the 40-minute weekly…

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Film School Decides on Women

Filmnews · Wednesday 1 September 1976 · page 3

The Film School has agreed to an equal opportunity policy for women in its admissions from 1978. This breakthrough…

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School Netball

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 24

Moriah College’s Upper Primary School netball teams played a series of matches against t…

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