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Schools, 1981

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School Celebrates 21st ANNIVERSARY

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 January 1981 · page 7

PRETORIA: The Pretoria Jewish community recently participated in a week of activities to mark the 21st anniversary of the founding of Carmel School. It was in 1959 that the…

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Ouders hielden hun kinderen van school uit protest

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 January 1981 · page 5

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Vered Darasch is a special kind of school teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 January 1981 · page 11

An attractive young Israeli woman has come to Australia with very mixed feelings. As the wife of the recently appointed Israel…

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Talk to School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 January 1981 · page 14

Great Synagogue youth director, Zelwyn Orbach, addressed senior pupils at Christian Brothers High…

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School Lecture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 January 1981 · page 11

The significance of Judaism and its relationship to society was explained to 150 senior students of Holy…

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Gevangenisstraf voor schoolhoofden

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 16 January 1981 · page 6

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Teachers plan action on pay rise. School cuts

Tribune · Wednesday 21 January 1981 · page 5

SYDNEY: The NSW Teachers Federation is planning to take industrial action over an inadequate pay rise…

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Summer school'success'

Tribune · Wednesday 21 January 1981 · page 7

The Fourth Marxist Summer School, held in Sydney on January 10 to 18, attracted over 600 people…

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Teacher returns with a mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 January 1981 · page 4

One of the early teachers at the North Bondi Jewish Day School, the forerunner of Moriah College, visited Sydney last week to raise funds for the publication of books based on the Talmudic writings of the famed Gaon of Rogachov, Rabbi Joseph Rozin…

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Ingezonden Jechnische School dit jaar precies eeuw oud door J. PETERS — Directour

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 23 January 1981 · page 4

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Mount Sinai School Start

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 January 1981 · page 3

Mount Sinai, Sydney’s newest Jewish Day School, opened for the first time on Wednesday morning…

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Council approval for Moriah College's PLAN Prep. School development

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 January 1981 · page 3

Moriah College will proceed immediately with plans to extend and upgrade the King David-Moriah Preparatory School in Strickland Street, Rose Bay, following…

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Teachers' Strike on Wages, Staffing

Tribune · Wednesday 4 February 1981 · page 4

SYDNEY: NSW teachers held their most successful strike in history last week. 80-85 per cent of union members stopped work over salaries and staffing issues…

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Australian teachers for Vanuatu ?

Tribune · Wednesday 11 February 1981 · page 6

VANUATU: Some 80 Australian teachers may be B needed in Vanuatu (formerly called the New Hebrides) now that France has withdrawn a $7 million aid program and ordered 200 French…

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Teachers surprise Wran

Tribune · Wednesday 11 February 1981 · page 5

SYDNEY: A record crowd of over 20,000 teachers crammed Wentworth Park last week to support their union's call for a 48-hour strike. Almost 35,000 teachers at 27 meetings, linked by landline…

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Jobless teachers: more To come

Tribune · Wednesday 11 February 1981 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The federal government is budgeting for a fully qualified unemployed teacher service of 60,000 people by 1985. "That could go as high as 95.000". Victorian Secondary Teachers president…

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A Moslem Arab is Israel’s Soccer ‘Man-of-the-Year’ Rags to riches story for the boy who was expelled from school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 February 1981 · page 24

Rifat Turk has just been named “Israel Footballer of 1980“ by Kol Israel Radio,…

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School’s in

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 February 1981 · page 4

Tini and Ralph Sharman, of Darling Point, with their youngest, Alon (5), on the first day of term at King David-Moriah Prep. The Sharmans also have Jason (14) and Simone (17) at Moriah - another family straddling grades from lowest to highest…

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NSW teachers fight on

Tribune · Wednesday 18 February 1981 · page 5

SYDNEY: NSW teachers on Tuesday held their third strike this year. Despite progress in negotiations…

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Teachers honor Nixon

Tribune · Wednesday 18 February 1981 · page 5

Sydney: After an emotional standing ovation by 600 delegates, the secretary of the South Coast Labor Council, Merv Nixon, was…

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