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Schools, 1982

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Remember teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 4

The late Abraham Rothfield, for many decades headmaster of the NSW Board of Jewish…

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School Sport Girls are now in soccer, too

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 22

In Moriah College’s continually expanding involvement in sport, secondary school girls…

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New Right attacks Ace Schools Back to God and the rod

Tribune · Wednesday 26 May 1982 · page 10

"The hard right has no interest in religion except to manipulate it." -- The Rev. Billy Graham, American Evangelist. Rightwing Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell's visit…

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Teachers combine in Jewish studies

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 6

Informal workshops conducted by the NSW Board of Jewish Education for directors of Jewish studies in the dayschool movement have proved there is a…

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Kinderen van prinses Irene nu op Nederlandse school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 May 1982 · page 4

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Preschool teachers fight Spender Report

Tribune · Wednesday 2 June 1982 · page 4

SYDNEY: Pre-school teachers and child care workers'unions in Australia and New Zealand are joining together to form the…

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A “school” of Fishers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 June 1982 · page 21

A “school” of Fishers gathered together for the recent opening of the Sir Zelman Cowen Block at Masada College. Pictured with State Governor, Sir James Rowland, are Fay Fisher and her three sons (l to r) Sam, president of Moriah College, Mark, president of Masada College and Jack, board member and past treasurer of the Great Synagogue…

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Sydney News Pictorial Teachers in “Exchange”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 June 1982 · page 9

Teachers watch with satisfaction as a group of Moriah College and Brigidine High School (Maroubra) students get to know each other, in a cultural exchange project held at Moriah, Bellevue Hill. The teachers are Max Wahlhaus (Moriah’s deputy principal and director of Jewish studies), Brigidine’s Garry Osborne (religious education co-ordinator) and Moriah’s Michael Benstock (senior Jewish studies teacher)…

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School Sport Moriah Pips 3 Team Swim

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 June 1982 · page 22

For the second consecutive year Moriah has won the 3M Swimming Carnival against Masada College and Maccabi Swimming Club…

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Dayschool pupils’ prayers for peace

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 June 1982 · page 33

Students of Moriah and Yeshiva Colleges have sent cables expressing support for Israel to Prime Minister Menachem Begin. The Moriah cable, over…

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Bigger, Better School Opens This Sunday A.M. Community, invited to ceremony, inspection

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 June 1982 · page 10

The enlarged, rebuilt and totally upgraded Moriah/King David Preparatory School, now stretching from Strickland Street through to…

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Jnf Leader at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 June 1982 · page 34

Visiting American JNF leader, Charlotte Jacobson took time out from her busy schedule in sydney to meet with students at Moriah College. Picture shows her with a group of students before she addressed them…

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School Sport Moriah squash team in lead

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 June 1982 · page 36

In a new second-term squash competition for year 8 and 9 girls, Moriah has a convincing lead over…

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Social Scence Moriah parents enjoy going back to school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 July 1982 · page 23

The first Moriah Parents College Jewish Eucation series has proved so successful that the school is already planning to hold another. The scheme is the…

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The Other Side of the Fight for Peace Un Vocational School Was Terrorist Training Centre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 July 1982 · page 11

JERUSALEM: What was apparently the central training school for “Fatah” terrorists in Lebanon was discovered last week in the ‘Siblin Vocational Training…

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Masada College gets $1.3 million Commonwealth recommendation for high school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 July 1982 · page 1

Masada College is to receive $1.3 million from the Commonwealth Government towards its new high school complex at St…

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Schoolvakanties in Nederland eind Juni tot begin September

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 July 1982 · page 5

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School Sport Moriah soccer on the improve

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 27

Moriah College’s under-14 soccer team went down 3-2 to De La Salle College last week…

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Because High School Diary February

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 15

High School begins, offering staff and facilities for Hebrew (3 levels), Tanach, Bar/Batmitzvah, Judaism, Maths (2 streams), English, History, Geography, Commerce, Home Science, P.E., Sport, Music, Art and Craft, French, German, Italian and…

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Community Feature Is This School Good Enough for Your Child? Yes!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 14

People want to know — ‘What do you think Masada offers that makes it worth the…

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