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Schools, 1979

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Hillel House is still number one at Temple school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 January 1979 · page 6

Hillel House retained the David Spink Shield at the Temple Emanuel Education annual prize-giving ceremony. The winning house was…

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School pupils as target for racist group

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 January 1979 · page 3

Australian schools are a likely target for racists, following the launching of a youth campaign by the National Front in Britain, Al Grassby, Commissioner for Community…

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Marxist summer school Success

Tribune · Wednesday 31 January 1979 · page 2

SYDNEY: The second Marxist Summer School held under Communist Party auspices from January 6-14 was a big advance on last year's. The much wider…

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Masada publishes school magazine

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 February 1979 · page 14

Masada College has recently published, its first annual School Magazine “Yahad”…

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Ohel Chana wants more Sydney pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1979 · page 18

Half of the girls who have graduated from Ohel Chana, the girls’ school for higher Jewish studies in Melbourne, have come from Sydney, Rabbi Itzhak David Groner said last…

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Schools are in

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1979 · page 2

A record number of children filed through the doors of Jewish dayschools at the beginning of the new school year. The pioneers of the movement could see their…

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First Day at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1979 · page 1

More and more children are attending Jewish Day Schools each year and when Moriah, Masada and Yeshiva Colleges opened their doors last Wednesday for the 1979 school year each reported in creased enrolments. For Alisa Peselson the start of her first day at…

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Second Generation Starts School at Moriah, Yeshiva

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1979 · page 5

The Jewish Day School movement is now reaping the benefits of its early days with former pupils returning to enrol their own children, Moriah College board member Susie Gold said this week. This is particularly…

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Nsw Teacher-- Librarians Strike

Tribune · Wednesday 14 February 1979 · page 11

SYDNEY: A mass meeting of Education Department librarians last week repeated…

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Moriah Appoints New Head Teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 February 1979 · page 14

A new head teacher has been appointed by Moriah College to take charge of the Jewish Studies department of its primary and subprimary schools. He is Shimon Kremer, of…

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Battle in SA Teachers union

Tribune · Wednesday 21 February 1979 · page 11

ADELAIDE: The conservative leadership of the South Australian Institute of Teachers (SAIT) is trying to take SAIT out of the Australian Teachers Federation (ATF)…

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Urgent Need for Good Professional Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 February 1979 · page 5

The community should immediately consider setting up a scheme to adapt professionally trained teachers into teachers of Jewish children, Harold Nagley said this week. In this way, at least one of the suggestions made in…

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100 at Junior Tennis “School”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 February 1979 · page 24

Maccabi Tennis Club will introduce a $1000 tennis machine at its junior coaching classes on Sunday…

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Veel school verlaters bij werkloze vrouwen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 23 February 1979 · page 3

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Technical teachers fight victimisation

Tribune · Wednesday 28 February 1979 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Two thousand members of the Victorian Technical Teachers Association (TTAV) last week stopped work to protest the sacking of Julie Ingleby. Ms Ingleby, TTAV Castlemaine branch secretary, was sacked from the…

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Tech teachers voting on strike

Tribune · Wednesday 7 March 1979 · page 4

Victoria's Technical School teachers stopped work last week to discuss state-wide industrial action against victimisation of Castlemaine teacher Julie Ingleby…

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Teaching Course for Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 March 1979 · page 5

A special course for Hebrew teachers is again being offered by the Sydney Teachers’ College…

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Jewish day schools in “summit” confab

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 March 1979 · page 9

History was created in the Jewish Day School Movement in NSW last week when officials of Moriah, Masada and Yeshiva Colleges met to discuss mutual problems…

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Werkloosheid jonge school verlaters hoog

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 March 1979 · page 3

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Grote blamage Oranje Als stel schooljongens

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 March 1979 · page 8

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