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Schools, 1983

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Moriah heads schools in computer learning

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 June 1983 · page 18

Representatives of the schools involved in Hices (Heads of Independent Co-education Schools) have met in an all-day seminar on the place of computers in education…

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Teachers and metalworkers: Getting the message across

Tribune · Wednesday 22 June 1983 · page 23

In recent years, various trade unions have attempted to use the electronic media to further their campaigns. Two of these unions are the Metal Workers (AMFSU) and the NSW Teachers Federation…

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Scholars for uni course on Jewry today

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 June 1983 · page 6

A large number of distinguished overseas and local scholars will contribute to the course on Contemporary Jewish Life conducted by the School of…

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Mount Sinai — the school where children are motivated to learn

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 June 1983 · page 2

Sandra Molloy believes in the importance of motivating children to learn. As the headmistress of Mt…

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Day schools put reasons to JCA man for more funds

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 July 1983 · page 7

Despite its Jewish Communal Appeal allocation in the past year, Moriah College sustained a deficit of $200,000 and must have increased funding in…

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Masada High School notifies future plans

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 July 1983 · page 6

More than 100 parents of prospective Masada High School pupils attended an information evening recently. Masada president, Michael Faktor said…

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Teachers learn modern methods

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 July 1983 · page 15

Forty teachers from Masada, Mt Sinai, Moriah Coliege and Yeshiva this week attended an all-day seminar on Jewish Studies at the…

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School Report Moriah in line for chess win

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 July 1983 · page 22

Moriah has an excellent chance of making the semi-finals of the NSW Chess Association Secondary Schools Competition, Phil Goldwin, master in charge of…

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1984 Adelaide Festival Fringe School of Performing Arts February 24 — March 18

Tharunka · Monday 25 July 1983 · page 40

Are you a tertiary student in your final year? If so, you might be interested in three weeks of classes, workshops and performance in drama, clowning, mask, dance, puppettry, voice…

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Siddurim for Masada Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 22

To commemorate the completion of their reading and writing syllabus, second class students at Masada College were presented with siddurim by school president Michael Faktor…

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Teachers learn from students

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 8

Counterpoint, the annual Jewish studies retreat conducted by Moriah College for students of Years 10 and 11 has been a highly successful exercise, leader of the live-in…

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Envoy opens Sydney’s newest Jewish school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 21

Sydney’s fifth Jewish dayschool, The Emanuel School (TES), was opened officially last Sunday by the Ambassador of Israel to Australia, Yissakhar Ben-Yaacov. In the presence of many…

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Teachers want Jewish studies resource centre for Sydney

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 6

Sydney Jewish dayschoois should develop a Jewish studies resource centre a one-day seminar of teachers at Yeshiva College decided last week. More than 40 teachers took part in the seminar on…

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Dayschool’s new teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 20

Moriah College Secondary Department this term has a new science teacher, Lance Jackson B.Sc…

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Envoy Opens School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 July 1983 · page 1

The Israel Ambassador, Yissakhar Ben-Yaacov, on Sunday opened Sydney’s fifth Jewish dayschool when he unveiled a…

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1 op 3 pouters in Nederland gaat naar school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 29 July 1983 · page 7

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Books a nuclear primer that fuels the imagination The Nuclear Environment -- a handbook on nuclear power for schools and the community, produced by the Movement Against Uranium Mining and Friends of the Earth. Available from Ma Um and FoE centres. ($6.00 and $4.00 for multiple Copies)

Tribune · Wednesday 3 August 1983 · page 12

The Nuclear Environment provides an ideal basis for a wide-ranging introduction to the questions of uranium mining,…

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Positions Vacant Marxist Summer School Organiser

Tribune · Wednesday 3 August 1983 · page 2

We want someone to work in Sydney from September to January organising the 1984 Marxist Summer School. A…

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Seed On The Pitch "In which Onan's slimy seed-spilling, sullies the school's sacramental Sports Day

Tharunka · Thursday 4 August 1983 · page 5

It would be a spiffing fine day! As fine as any jolly English summer day could possibly be. Oh, yes... the usual dew lay like a silky carpet across the…

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Grants to Schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 August 1983 · page 6

The Commonwealth Schools Commission has announced grants totalling $2190 to two…

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