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Schools, 1982

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All a teacher could want!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1982 · page 7

The philosophy of the new Liberal Jewish dayschool is everything Carol…

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New staff Philosophy of this school is child-centred

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1982 · page 7

Thomas Wiedenman believes one should not coerce students into opinions but compel them into experience. He sees education as a…

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Room at high school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1982 · page 6

Masada College is still accepting enrolments for its new high school to…

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NSW remedial teachers under treat

Tribune · Wednesday 1 December 1982 · page 6

SYDNEY: Remedial teaching in NSW secondary schools could he endangered following the dismissal of the lecturer in the…

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Youth Scene Jewish students named 1983 Rhodes Scholars

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1982 · page 30

David Celermajer, a fourth year medical student at Sydney University has been named a NSW Rhodes Scholar for the coming year. David, 20, of Vaucluse has an outstanding…

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Nostalgic moment 400 ex-Moriah students recall “old school tie”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1982 · page 8

An estimated 400 former students and teachers attended a reunion last Saturday…

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New School for Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1982 · page 1

The Dover Heights Boys’ High School in Blake Street, Dover Heights, is to become part of Moriah College from the second term next…

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School orchestra to tour in Britain

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1982 · page 29

A number of young Jewish musicians are among the Alistair Mackerras Chamber Orchestra which will tour Britain in May 1983…

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Ex-students Help School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1982 · page 9

Several former Moriah College students were among the first substantial contributors to the school’s current $2.5 million building appeal…

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New Teachers for Mt Sinai

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1982 · page 5

Two new teachers have been appointed to the Mount Sinai College staff to cope with expanding numbers next year. Lynne Johannes, an…

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New school project makes Moriah appeal urgent now

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1982 · page 3

The need for the community's early and generous response to the Morian College Building Appeal is now more urgent than ever, appeal chairman, Max Naumburger said this week. This follows reaction to…

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School Sport staff Parents beat students

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 December 1982 · page 18

In the match of the day at the seventh annual cricket challenge between Moriah College staff and Year 12 students v parents, the parents won by…

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Teacher joins staff at Mt Sinai College

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 December 1982 · page 8

Jewish Studies is expanding at Mount Sinai with the appointment of Rebecca Berger as a part-time Jewish Studies teacher. Mrs Berger will assist the…

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Moriah teacher makes ‘history’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 December 1982 · page 5

Russian-born Moriah College teacher, Ludmilla Stern, has made University of NSW history by being awarded a first class honors Arts degree in both…

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School in ACT

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 December 1982 · page 5

CANBERRA: The ACT Jewish community could have its own Jewish…

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