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Schools, 1977

138 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 7

Teacher militancy on the increase

Tribune · Wednesday 16 November 1977 · page 6

When Victorian teachers supported the Latrobe Valley workers they knew they had a common struggle. Most workers are affected by downgraded working…

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Parents Meet with Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 November 1977 · page 6

Two parent-teacher evenings were held recently at Moriah College, for parents to meet teachers…

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NSW grants to private schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 November 1977 · page 3

Schoolchildren enrolled in Jewish day schools will benefit from a new series of increased per capita grants…

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Teachers’ Exchange

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 November 1977 · page 19

A colloquium between mathematics teachers in the primary and secondary sections of Moriah College…

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Vier leslokalen van houten school in as

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 November 1977 · page 3

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Taking politics out of schools

Tribune · Wednesday 30 November 1977 · page 14

The rightwing has always accused radical and progressive forces of "introducing politics into…

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Pupils `Dig Deep' for Lost Friend

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 December 1977 · page 6

A target in excess of $2,500 is being diligently raised by Moriah College students for a memorial forest in the name of a Year 9 student who passed away last…

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News 1978 Film School Intake Announced

Filmnews · Thursday 1 December 1977 · page 4

Twenty students (15 male and 5 female) have been chosen from 300 applicants to make up the fourth three year programme Intake at the Australian…

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Schools unwind as vacation approaches

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 December 1977 · page 3

HIGH schools in the Holroyd area are gradually winding down after a solid year’s work. Though classes are still being taught most pupils…

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Perth school’s more classes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 December 1977 · page 21

PERTH: The J. N. Shohet Carmel Junior High School will expand its educational curriculum…

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School gaat nu 17 talen onderwijzen op Zaterdagen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 December 1977 · page 2

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School group swim prices cut

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 December 1977 · page 3

SCHOOLCHILDREN's admission prices to Holroyd Council swimming pools have been reduced to 15c. Fees for children swimming at…

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Schools agree to round up old cans

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 December 1977 · page 2

PUPILS at three Merrylands schools will collect every aluminium can can find in their…

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Bouwles op school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 16 December 1977 · page 12

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For teachers it was back to school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 December 1977 · page 2

TEACHERS became pupils at Holroyd High School last week. About 20 teachers at the school were given…

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Happiness is school holidays

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 December 1977 · page 3

"NO more pencils, no more books, no more teachers with stern looks." That is what more than 126,000 western region schoolchildren probably chanted last week as they ran…

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Interact for School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 December 1977 · page 2

A NEW Interact dub has been formed, at Granville South High School The club is sponsored by Guildford Rotary Club…

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Communal Concern Grows on School Religion Classes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 December 1977 · page 3

The Board of Jewish Education has urged school authorities to clarify their policy concerning religious instruction in public schools. Right-of-Entry classes in…

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