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Schools, 1979

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Teachers Reject Minister's Call

Tribune · Wednesday 26 September 1979 · page 5

Striking Victorian teachers recently rejected Education minister Hunt's call for them to stop being "unreasonable" as Victoria has the best teacher-pupil ratio in the Western world…

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Teachers push for reduced hours

Tribune · Wednesday 26 September 1979 · page 4

Sydney: Over 10,000 NSW technical teachers held a 24-hour strike last Wednesday to support their claim for a reduction in face[?]…

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Masada Denies Plan for High School on Lindfield Property

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 September 1979 · page 3

Masada College has categorically denied that it intends to build a secondary school on its present site in Lindfield. The denial was made by college president, Mark…

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Van schoolverlater tot straatmaker

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 September 1979 · page 5

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Jenny George -- NSW Teachers Federation

Tribune · Wednesday 3 October 1979 · page 5

Last week, Jenny George became the first woman general secretary of the 53,000-member NSW Teachers Federation, one of Australia's largest unions. She has been a full time union…

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Teachers' victory

Tribune · Wednesday 3 October 1979 · page 5

Kadina, SA: Women teachers have forced the cancellation of a controversial comedy about a rape trial in Kadina, a SA country town…

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School runs with deficit of $37,500

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1979 · page 5

Moriah College ran at a loss of more than $37,500 during the past year, its annual income and expenditure statement revealed. The deficit was almost $5,000 more than the…

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Private schools prosper-at whose expense?

Tribune · Wednesday 10 October 1979 · page 3

SYDNEY: Private schools have claimed in the High Court that they are merely "another type of state school" because they receive public money and use the same facilities as government schools…

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Masada Help Aboriginal Pre-school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 October 1979 · page 5

Masada College will provide educational material to the Murraweena Aboriginal Pre-School at Redfern in an…

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Art show aids Masada School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1979 · page 21

The Masada College ninth annual Arts and Craft Exhibition will be held at the College, 5 Eleham Road, Lindfield on Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 21. The exhibition will be…

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Teacher Now a Reverend

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1979 · page 6

Moriah College Jewish Studies teacher, Henry Amzalak, has been granted the title “Reverend” by the Sydney Beth Din. He has successfully…

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Mums & dads go back to school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1979 · page 4

It was “back-to-school” for mothers and fathers of pupils at Moriah College Primary School recently for a lesson in the New Maths now being taught…

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School Group Visits Shule

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 October 1979 · page 7

Sixty senior pupils from Sydney Boys’ Grammar School accompanied by their teachers visited the North…

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Victimisation in Schools

Tharunka · Tuesday 30 October 1979 · page 25

Victimisation of particular students, who are branded with such terms as “rebel” : and "rabble-rouser", is a pretty…

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Teacher Honored

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 November 1979 · page 6

Popular Temple Emanuel Sunday School teacher, Kitty Franklin, was last week awarded a Child Care Worker of the Year award from the NSW Children’s Week Committee…

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Teachers' aids to be cut

Tribune · Wednesday 14 November 1979 · page 4

Brisbane: The Queensland Teachers Union said last week that members would boycott classes which should be supervised by…

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Students honor late teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 November 1979 · page 21

Year 12 students at Moriah College marked the completion of their studies at the school recently by collecting $291 for the Australian Cancer Society…

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More Hebrew books at Rose Bay school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 November 1979 · page 25

Rose Bay Public School is to increase its stock of Hebrew language and Jewish cultural resource material, school principal George Bell said this week…

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70 Parents at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 November 1979 · page 5

Some 70 parents and teachers attended Moriah College Primary School’s fourth parent education…

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Ex-Moriah girl for teacher training in Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 November 1979 · page 11

A 20-year-old former Moriah College student has been selected as the first to be sent to Israel…

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