School head cops flask for letter
SYDNEY: A dedicated school principal ran into a lot of flak recently when he spoke out in defence of…
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National Conference for Hebrew Teachers
A conference on the teaching of Jewish studies in tertiary educational institutions will be held at Shalom College, University of NSW, this Sunday, November 9. The conference has been…
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TEL AVIV, (JNI): An International teachers’ conference on combatting human rights…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →Teachers resist staff cuts
ADELAIDE: One of the largest meetings of teachers ever held here, last week threatened industrial action if the…
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MELBOURNE: Left candidates made strong gains in recent elections to the Central Committee of the Victorian Secondary Teachers Association (VSTA). The Committee, previously Centre-dominated, will…
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To the delight of the school, a group of sixth class students who realise they have “missed out” on…
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The multi-purpose function hall at the proposed Masada High School complex at St Ives is to be named in memory of Lynette Phillips. This was announced last…
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ADELAIDE: The South Australian Institute of Teachers (SAIT) is holding a referendum of its members to decide whether it will hold a half-day general stoppage on November 27…
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CAPE TOWN: Although the Jewish community in South Africa is decreasing, the number of pupils at the Herzlia Jewish day school in Cape Town is increasing. More than 2,000 pupils attend the schools, with 700 in…
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The 1981 Marxist Summer School in Sydney promises to hold an item of interest for most people who are active politically in Australia, or who want to learn more about marxist ideas and…
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It is rare that a former President of the State of Israel and his wife visit Australia and this fact added to the pleasure of meeting Professor Ephraim Kaizir of the…
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MELBOURNE: Victorian teachers are vigorously opposing new stand-down regulations secretly…
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Adelaide: 400 teachers called on colleagues to strictly observe class size limits and to refuse to take relief classes from next March in…
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The Technion is Israel’s oldest university and its only institute of higher learning devoted fully to…
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The North Shore Temple Emanuel is looking for qualified Hebrew and Jewish studies’ teachers for its…
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Highly qualified Jewish education teachers will attract larger numbers to Sunday classes, as parents realise their children are receiving better Jewish education, Allan Robinson said…
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After 23 years at Moriah Kindergarten, Elsie Clark is retiring at the end of the 1980 school year. On Sunday, December 7, the Mothers’ Club and teaching staff are holding a farewell evening for…
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Instead of presenting the usual end of year gifts to teachers, students of this year’s Year 12 at Moriah College donated a scholarship to a child in Wizo’s care in Israel. With the remainder of the money collected, a donation was made to the “Freedom from Hunger” campaign:…
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LONDON: The British Secretary of State for Education, Mark Carlisle, is well aware that the demand here for places at State-aided Jewish schools far exceeds the supply. But he is unable to offer…
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