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Schools, 1980

123 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7

Cost of Jewish Pay Schools Yeshiva fees lift by $105

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1980 · page 3

Tuition fees for pupils in some grades at Yeshiva College will rise by as much as $105 a term this year. A new scale of charges will operate at the college…

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Bijna 40.000 uit Suriname op school in Nederland

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 18 January 1980 · page 3

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Moriah’s Pupils Return As Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1980 · page 4

Two former students of Moriah College will return to the school this month as members of…

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Multi Religions in School Syllabus South Australia secondary pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1980 · page 12

ADELAIDE: Judaism, Islam, Humanism and Marxism as well as Christianity are among topics to be studied in the new religious education subject for South…

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Education Board may start own day school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1980 · page 3

A third Jewish day school may soon be established in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. The NSW Board of Jewish Education is…

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Summer School Success

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1980 · page 6

SYDNEY: About 400 people attended the Third Marxist Summer School from January 12-20, including 104 who enrolled for the full school. A debate on Afghanistan on January 19 drew the biggest single…

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Grote schoolbrand

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 1 February 1980 · page 5

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Teachers fight for education and jobs

Tribune · Wednesday 6 February 1980 · page 4

SYDNEY: Six teachers at four high schools are "working in" without pay, after refusing transfers which would leave their students without trained teachers in some subjects…

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Adults Back to Yeshiva School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 February 1980 · page 20

Extra-curricular classes for children and adults are in full swing at the Yeshiva Centre in Flood Street, Bondi, every Sunday and throughout the week…

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Victorian Schools Action Looms

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1980 · page 5

MELBOURNE: The state government and teachers both geared up for prolonged campaigns of industrial action as schools resumed last week. The issues which caused strikes by all three divisions of the…

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New methods to promote schools, Jewish classes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 February 1980 · page 5

Parents of Jewish students attending State high schools are being encouraged to take more active interest in their children’s Jewish education. The NSW Board of…

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Reunie Oud-studenten Rijks Hogere School Tropische Landbouw

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 February 1980 · page 2

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Teachers won't sell out

Tribune · Wednesday 20 February 1980 · page 5

SYDNEY: The NSW Teachers Federation last week denounced NSW government and Public…

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Vic. school chaos

Tribune · Wednesday 27 February 1980 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Victorian schools were in chaos last week after almost 70 emergency teachers were dismissed…

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Teachers stand forces government backdown

Tribune · Wednesday 27 February 1980 · page 5

WOLLONGONG: A two-day strike by teachers last week forced the Education Department to reverse its decision not to employ a casual home economics teacher full time…

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Prime Minister Is to Open Yeshiva School Building

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 February 1980 · page 1

Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser will open the new Malka Brender Yeshiva Primary School building in Flood Street, Bondi, on Sunday, May 4, which corresponds with Lag B’omer. A substantial part of the…

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Schools dispute

Tribune · Wednesday 5 March 1980 · page 7

Melbourne: Over 300 parents, teachers and community representatives last week condemned state government…

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Dance Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1980 · page 19

Masada College pupil Brenda Rosenfeld (right), of Lindfield, with Diana [?]ibson, of Bondi, both highly successful candidates in their recent Royal Academy of Dancing examinations. They are students at the Paul Vlasic Academy of Dancing, Lindfield, where classes include classical ballet,…

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G.G. to open new school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1980 · page 6

The Governor-General, Sir Zelman Cowen will officially open the new Mount Scopus College primary school in East St Kilda on April 27. This was announced by…

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School Spirit ‘Lacking’ Charge by Robert Goot Deputies’ President Tells Annual Speech Night

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1980 · page 5

President of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, Robert Goot, last week attacked Moriah College for its lack of school spirit and poor discipline. Guest speaker at the…

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