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Schools, 1982

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Grants to Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 20

Melbourne, Queensland and Western Australia Jewish language and Community centres will…

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Jewish Dayschool End of Year Roundup Moriah primary school doubles pupil intake School band

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 6

Moriah Primary School, which has more than doubled its pupil intake in six years, held its 1981 annual Speech Day in the Rose Bay Wintergarden Theatre,…

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Moriah Teacher to Aid Masada Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1982 · page 6

Moriah College Jewish Studies teacher Max Lemberg will teach at Masada College one day a week this year to prepare boys for their Barmitzvah…

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‘No smoking’ poster contest for schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1982 · page 18

“A World Without Smoking” is the subject for a poster competition being conducted by the New South Wales Cancer Council as part of Cancer Action Month…

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School Captain

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1982 · page 18

A keen sportsgirl, Lauren, 11, has also been selected for the under-13 Northern District softball…

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Schooling schlichim children

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1982 · page 9

JERUSALEM: A joint government-Jewish Agency co-ordinating body will soon convene to discuss the reduction of the growing number of children of official emissaries abroad who attend non-Jewish public and…

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Teachers stand up for education

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1982 · page 5

PERTH: Campaigns to change the federal government's education policy was a major issue at the Australian Teachers…

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Cantor founds school library

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 February 1982 · page 8

Books, tapes, films and slides have been purchased for the Chaim Meir Children’s Library at…

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Top marks for Carmel School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 February 1982 · page 6

PERTH: Students at Carmel School have achieved outstanding results in the 1982 Tertiary Admissions Examination. Top student was Doron…

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Lecture series looks at today’s schooling

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 February 1982 · page 15

Coping with Public School and the Jewish Day School, will be the topic of a three week…

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Masada High School accepts first students

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1982 · page 1

The new Masada High School is now in operation, with an inaugural class of 26 pupils who started on the first day of the 1982 school year. Last Friday night a…

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Sensationele drielanden rit Algehele paraatheid bij schoolbus Kaping

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 19 February 1982 · page 8

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Scholar’s Top Award

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 5

Philip Hersch, son of Moriah College primary music teacher Rosie Hersch, took out the…

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Things Look Brighter at King David School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 3

King David-Moriah Preparatory School students are already occupying some of the many new classrooms being built at its Rose Bay site following the acquisition of adjoining properties and council approval for conversions and additions. Pictured is teacher Barbara Brown with Year IB children in one of the bright, modern rooms, complete with latest equipment and boasting natural light through skylights in high ceilings. The classroom is in the house facing Strickland Street, next to the “old” school and on the Rose Bay side. Other conversions and…

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High Schools Offer Hebrew

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 24

State schools offer Hebrew as a language elective to the Higher School Certificate level, Assistant Director of the Jewish Board of Education Ginette Seidman advised recently…

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Alle 12 tot 15-jarigen een zelfde school type

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 March 1982 · page 6

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Schools join in week for aged

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1982 · page 3

As part of the ongoing “Project Heritage” scheme and timed especially to coincide with Senior Citizens Week, grandparents are joining in the Purim celebrations at Masada…

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Local College to Train Jewish Studies Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1982 · page 3

Discussions are underway between Jewish educational authorities and one of the Colleges of Advanced Education to introduce a Jewish studies undergraduate course as part of its regular teacher education program, Moriah principal Lionel I. Link announced last week…

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A.C.T. teachers suspended for attending stopwork

Tribune · Wednesday 17 March 1982 · page 4

CANBERRA: Federal Education Minister Fife last Friday provocatively suspended almost 80 percent of Canberra's…

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Teachers ready for a long fight on Q'land class sizes

Tribune · Wednesday 24 March 1982 · page 4

Queensland teachers recently took industrial action over school class sizes. Despite a media barrage by Education Minister Gunn, and threats by the Premier to suspend or dismiss those teachers involved, the action gained widespread…

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