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Schools, 1983

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Speech Day at Moriah Primary

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 January 1983 · page 6

Moriah College’s Primary School recently held its annual speech afternoon in the Goodman Hall of the Central Synagogue. Grades 4-6 presented a…

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Prizes for pupils of Central school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 January 1983 · page 6

Sonia Krass, widow of former Central Synagogue cantor, Rev David Krass, was guest of honor and presented prizes at the Central Synagogue Hebrew Education Centre annual prize distribution…

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TV-Film school’s drama class successful

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 January 1983 · page 10

Last year the TV-Film Industry Workshop added new courses to its…

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Teachers retire at North Shore

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 January 1983 · page 6

A large group of parents and pupils attended the annual prizegiving ceremony at the North Shore Synagogue Hebrew school, at which two long-term teachers announced their retirement…

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School for guitar

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 January 1983 · page 13

A guitar summer school will be offered in January at Ascham School in Edgecliff. Classes will be divided into beginners,…

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Computer Course at New Liberal School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 January 1983 · page 3

Computer technology will be introduced at upper primary level to children at the new Liberal Jewish dayschool. Headmaster Thomas…

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Jewish dayschools need local-trained teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 3

Jewish education in Sydney should be based on local and well-trained teachers, a leading Israeli educationist, said recently. Such local teachers would…

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Masada: Charity Begins at Their School!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 18

Pupils at Masada College recently took part in a special schools’ fund…

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Successful teacher conferences over holidays

Tribune · Wednesday 26 January 1983 · page 4

The annual conferences of two of Australia's biggest teacher unions were held over the holiday break with much interest…

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Anti-religious Teacher Sacked

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 January 1983 · page 9

TORONTO: A high school teacher in Lacombe, Alberta, has been dismissed after accusations that he made anti-Catholic and anti-Jewish statements…

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School opgericht voor kantoorautomatisering

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 January 1983 · page 8

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Les in windenergie op Hoornse school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 January 1983 · page 8

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Veel schoolverlaters worden graag beroepsmilitair

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 January 1983 · page 9

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More Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 February 1983 · page 4

With 32 children enrolled in the Transition class at Rabinovitch Yeshiva College this…

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Schools in for historic year!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 February 1983 · page 2

The 1983 school year which started this week will be one of the most momentous in the history of the Jewish dayschool movement in this community…

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Youth Scene Seven “new” teachers at Moriah Davschool

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 February 1983 · page 22

There are three new faces on the Moriah College secondary teaching staff this year, and four in the primary department. One of the most…

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Memorial Foundation scholars help their home communities

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 8

NEW YORK: Close to 95 per cent of university and seminary graduates in France who received scholarships from the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture are now serving French Jewish communities as rabbis and educators. In South Africa, all…

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School Safety

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 8

A school crossing supervisor has been appointed by the State Government to control pedestrian access to…

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Canberra cans school plans

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 3

Plans by the Canberra Jewish community to establish a Jewish dayschool are almost certain to be pigeon-holed for the time being. Instead there is a…

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Emanuel school now open

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 3

The Emanuel School opened Its doors last week to an inaugural pupil intake of 65. Day 1 of The Emanuel…

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