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Schools, 1981

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Masada students ready for new high school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 September 1981 · page 5

A large percentage of Masada College Year 6 graduates are intending to proceed to the new Masada High School in 1982, principal Stan Lifschitz said…

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Parent-Teacher evening

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 September 1981 · page 4

A Parent-Teacher evening will be held at Moriah College on Wednesday, September 23,…

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Tuberculose bij een kleuter leidster van Alkmaarse school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 11 September 1981 · page 5

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School’s new buses

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1981 · page 30

Masada College school bus driver Ron Moore with students leaving the bus in the morning. The bus is one [?] the two new buses Masada has recently bought to help bring its students to and from school…

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School teaches religion through arts and crafts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1981 · page 10

To engender a positive attitude toward Jewish studies at Masada College, the subject is learned and reinforced wherever possible through arts and crafts projects or…

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Green Light for Moriah Primary School Redevelopment Project

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1981 · page 3

Moriah College board of management is going ahead with plans to re-develop the King David-Moriah Preparatory School at Rose Bay…

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Teachers meet

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1981 · page 21

The first of a series of day long seminars for teachers of Moriah College was held last week. General studies teachers from both infant and primary departments, were addressed on “small group…

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School of Mines downgraded

Tribune · Wednesday 23 September 1981 · page 10

Staff and students at the Kalgoorlie School of Mines in Western Australia have reacted angrily to changes being made to the institution. The School of Mines, with about 200 students, is one of the…

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Teacher ready to face new challenges

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 September 1981 · page 10

Taking charge of the Jewish studies department in any Jewish dayschool is a gigantic task for any man, especially when the school is one like Yeshiva College where the job entails instilling orthodox Judaism into a predominantly…

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School for repentants

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 September 1981 · page 49

THE RAMBLING stone structure located orr Mount Zion, reputedly the Tomb of King David, was built by the…

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WA teachers to pin TLC

Tribune · Wednesday 30 September 1981 · page 13

In a historic decision, carried by about 350 votes to 20, the annual conference of the State School Teachers Union of WA…

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NSW govt stands down teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 30 September 1981 · page 4

SYDNEY: The NSW government last week began standing down trades teachers who are taking industrial action to…

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School’s Three Life Patrons

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1981 · page 3

Now there are three. At the Moriah College annual general meeting Ingrid Naumberger received on behalf of her husband Max Naumberger (absent on business) the certificate of Life Patron. This is only the third time in the history of the college that the award has been made. The other recipients, Percy Simons and Shya Redelman are pictured with Ingrid Naumberger at the presentation…

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Moriah Turning Away High School Students

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1981 · page 3

Moriah College High School has reached saturation point and is turning away students seeking enrolment for next year, president Sam Fisher, said last week…

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School to Stage Two One-acters

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1981 · page 13

Hot on the heels of the Moriah College inter-house play competition (judged by the Times Susan Bures, also of Sydney Jewish Theatre note), the Bellevue Hill students are already preparing two one-act…

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Successful Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1981 · page 11

JERUSALEM, (JNI): Israel and Holland are the world’s most successful teachers of foreign…

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Scholars Meeting

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 October 1981 · page 5

Dr Alan Crown of the Semitic Studies Department, University of Sydney, represented…

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Tashlich for Local Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 October 1981 · page 1

Year 1 and 2 King David-Moriah Preparatory School pupils made a mass exodus on Erev…

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Coca-Cola fights for 'human rights' in schools

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1981 · page 8

The influential soft drink industry is campaigning against moves by the NSW Education Department to exclude them…

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Runs Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 October 1981 · page 13

WIZO runs 10 secondary schools for 4,000 pupils. Of these, in addition to the usual secondary school…

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