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Schools, 1980

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Teacher’s new post

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 May 1980 · page 19

Co-ordinator of maths studies at Moriah College, Mr J. D. Smith, was recently elected co-president of the…

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General Visits School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 May 1980 · page 18

Tel Aviv’s Mayor, Major General Shlomo Lahat, was a special guest at the Great Synagogue Hebrew School…

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Sir Zelman opens new Scopus school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 May 1980 · page 20

MELBOURNE: The Governor-General, Sir Zelman Cowen last week officially opened the new Caulfield division of Mount Scopus College. The school, purchased at…

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Dayschools Join Education Board Teachers’ Seminar

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 May 1980 · page 19

Teachers from Yeshiva and Masada Colleges and the independent North Shore Synagogue Hebrew…

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Planning High School Is Exciting Challenge for Masada Principal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 May 1980 · page 5

Masada College’s proposed high school will offer a wide range of courses and options to its students when it opens at the beginning of the 1982 school year, college principal Stanford Lifschitz said last week…

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Teachers fight for permanency

Tribune · Wednesday 4 June 1980 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Members of the three main Victorian teachers' unions will stop work on Wednesday, June 11 if the state…

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Schools to support Russian children

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1980 · page 5

Jewish dayschools in Sydney and Melbourne willingly provide Jewish education for the children of Russian immigrant families whether they can afford to pay fees or not, chairman of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies education committee, Leslie Caplan said last week…

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Jewish schools are answer to problems of holyday exams

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1980 · page 2

If Jewish parents are offended that their children at church schools have to take part in examinations on Jewish holydays then they should consider sending them to Jewish dayschools, president Robert Goot told last week’s NSW Jewish Board of Deputies meeting…

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School Named for Korczak

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1980 · page 8

DUESSELDORF: Relatives of 20 Jewish children murdered by the Nazis in the cellar of a Hamburg school in…

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A School for Travel Agents

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1980 · page 20

The travel industry is an exciting world which offers stimulating, rewarding and challenging positions for…

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School song competition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 June 1980 · page 4

Moriah College this week has launched a competition to find a college song to be sung at formal ceremonies. This was announced…

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Teachers posh for permanency

Tribune · Wednesday 18 June 1980 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Over 6,000 teachers gave the Education Department an ultimatum last week: employ teachers…

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Former Pupils Art on Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 June 1980 · page 22

Two former students of Moriah College have had their a works reproduced in the Department of Education’s A[?] Bulletin. They are Naomi Gans and Liore Rose who graduate…

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Engineers’ School Is 150 Years Old

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 July 1980 · page 6

Founded in 1829, the “Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures” has just celebrated its 150th anniversary by a series of demonstrations…

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Second trainee teacher sought

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 July 1980 · page 7

Applications are being sought for a second student to be sent to Israel for training as a Jewish Studies teacher, NSW Jewish Board of Deputies’ Education chairman, Leslie Caplan…

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School under threat

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1980 · page 7

SYDNEY: Parents are campaigning to save the new inner-city Glebe High School, which houses over…

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Teachers back Blacks

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1980 · page 7

Sydney: NSW Teachers' Federation is asking all schools and teachers associations to send telegrams to state education…

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In Brief Teachers' strike

Tribune · Wednesday 16 July 1980 · page 4

Wilcannia (NSW): Teachers at Wilcannia Central School will strike for 24 hours on Thursday, I July 17. The strike is over the…

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Demand for school

Tribune · Wednesday 23 July 1980 · page 7

Sydney: Over 200 parents and citizens meeting at Glebe Town Hall last week demanded that Glebe High School be built…

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Students hit at ban on teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 23 July 1980 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Students from Faulkner Technical School demonstrate outside Parliament House against the effective closing down of the school by the Education Department…

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