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Schools, 1980

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Exchange of Scholars by Israels. Africa

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1980 · page 9

JOHANNESBURG: The University of Stellenbosch will soon start an extensive academic exchange program with universities and the Technion in Israel…

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Educationalist’s Blast Diaspora Jewish education “poor” because teachers are substandard

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1980 · page 2

The weakest point in Jewish education in the diaspora is the quality of its teachers, Dr David Patterson, a leading figure in Jewish studies at Oxford University said last week…

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Inboedel van school door vandalen volledig vernield

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 25 July 1980 · page 1

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Women teachers push ahead where Others back off

Tribune · Wednesday 30 July 1980 · page 7

SYDNEY: Over 300 NSW women teachers last weekend endorsed the ACTU Working Women's Charter-- with the amendment that there should be free, safe and legal abortion for those who choose it…

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School boycott threatened Parents fight to improve renditions

Tribune · Wednesday 6 August 1980 · page 6

WILCANNIA (NSW): Parents will withdraw their children from Wilcannia Central School unless the…

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Vic teachers back Working Women's Charter

Tribune · Wednesday 6 August 1980 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Teachers union delegates overwhelmingly endorsed the ACTU's Working and cultures. This means that curriculum decisions need to be made at the school level. Adequate provisions exist by…

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Scholarship for trainee teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1980 · page 26

The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies’ Education Committee is seeking a second Australian student to train in Israel as a Jewish Studies teacher…

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Yeshiva Is the School for Russian Children Classes Tell Story

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1980 · page 8

Sydney’s Yeshiva College now has the highest percentage of Russian immigrant pupils of any school in Australia with 61 out of its 205 pupils coming from behind the Iron Curtain. This was revealed last…

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School to Open 1981

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1980 · page 3

Mt Sinai College, the new Jewish Dayschool in Maroubra, will open on January 28, the start of the…

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Iran Clamps Down on All Parochial Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1980 · page 13

JERUSALEM: Iran has ordered the closure of all parochial schools belonging to religious minorities, following charges that a Jewish school in Teheran maintained links with Israeli institutions, an Israeli expert on Iran said last week. The order is expected…

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Schools Art on Display

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1980 · page 18

Sydney’s Jewish dayschools and Hebrew study centres are this week holding a variety of activities to mark Education Week. Masada College…

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Shazar Prize for Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 August 1980 · page 11

JOHANNESBURG: The South African Board of Jewish Education has been awarded the Shazar Prize for outstanding Jewish education under the guidance of its former director-general, Rabbi…

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Pupil now teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 August 1980 · page 30

Its back to her old school for teacher Naomi Solomon, who graduated last year from the Sydney Teachers’ College. Naomi has just joined the staff of Moriah College…

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Parents Visit School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 August 1980 · page 30

Thirty parents of sixth form students from Masada and Yeshiva Colleges recently visited Moriah College to…

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Hygiene op school alarmerend slecht Veel hoofdpijnklachten

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 22 August 1980 · page 1

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Teachers act on tenure

Tribune · Wednesday 27 August 1980 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Teachers in Melbourne's Western Region stopped work last week in their continuing campaign against…

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Teacher wins JNF short story contest

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 September 1980 · page 7

An Italian Hebrew School teacher has been named as the winner of the Jewish National Fund’s International Blue Box story contest…

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Schools Seek Help to Improve Standards

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

Moriah College, Masada College and the NSW Board of Jewish Education are to engage a part-time educational consultant to try and improve Jewish studies standards. This was announced last…

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Twintig leslokalen van school in as

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 September 1980 · page 6

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Teachers fight for Women's Advisor

Tribune · Wednesday 10 September 1980 · page 5

from Andy Alcock ADELAIDE: Over 300 teachers gathered outside Parliament House on…

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