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Schools, 1983

139 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 7

Teachers due for Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 August 1983 · page 9

Israeli teachers Mottie and Rina Daum are due in Sydney next week to take up appointments at Moriah…

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Education Nsw primary teachers to strike over poor funding

Tribune · Wednesday 10 August 1983 · page 5

SYDNEY: A 24-hour strike by NSW primary and infant schoolteachers set down for later this month looks almost certain…

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School Sport Girls win debate against the boys

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 August 1983 · page 22

Moriah College’s senior debating team recently defeated Sydney Grammar School to take out the Sydney Region title in the Statewide David Vercoe competition…

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Uni Won’t Sack Suspect Teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 August 1983 · page 15

TORONTO: The University of British Columbia has refused to dismiss botany lecturer Jakob Luitjens even though the Simon Wiesenthal Centre in Los Angeles alleges that he is a…

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Schools condemn funding cutback

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 August 1983 · page 4

Fundamental changes in funding Australia’s education system are being proposed without adequate public discussion to determine the likely consequences, according to the NSW Association…

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Envoy Turns Teacher

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 August 1983 · page 3

Israel Consul-General Dr Moshe Liba and his wife Tova were “teachers for a day” at the Sunday school…

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Teachers may strike again

Tribune · Wednesday 24 August 1983 · page 15

SYDNEY: The NSW primary and infant teachers strike went ahead last Tuesday, over the NSW government's refusal to…

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Mt Sinai pupils help handicapped children Symbolic gesture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 August 1983 · page 7

In a special project linked with the current Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA), the children of Mt Sinai College, Maroubra, have raised $160 towards sending a…

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Teacher will attend Linguistics confab

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 August 1983 · page 6

Moriah College deputy principal and director of Jewish studies Max Wahlhaus has been nominated by the Association of Independent Schools to attend the eighth annual Congress of…

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Moriah Gears for High School Move New Master

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 August 1983 · page 3

Moriah College will operate from the Dover Heights Boys’ High School campus from the start of first term 1984, College president Sam Fisher, said last week. As lessees of the site in…

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Ook schoolgeld voor niet leerplichtigen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 August 1983 · page 8

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Pupils’ Art

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 September 1983 · page 21

Major art works created by Moriah College students for this year’s Higher School Certificate will be exhibited…

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Masada pupils learn to teach!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 September 1983 · page 22

In co-operation with the Australian Museum’s education section ten Masada College Year 6 children were trained as “instructors” in natural…

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Music School Shows Talent

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 September 1983 · page 16

The recent Conservatorium Open Day, the first in several years, gave the musical establishment there the opportunity to show various facets of its work, from eurythmics to…

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Mt Sinai pupils given siddurim

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 September 1983 · page 17

Chevra Kadisha president Harry Goldman presented siddurim to Mount Sinai College pupils during Education Week…

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Moriah teacher’s documentary job

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 September 1983 · page 10

Paris Judaica will be the working title of a documentary film on Jewish life in Paris, to be made by Moriah College French teacher, Danny Bittoun…

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Minister wil vanaf 12 jaar schoolgeld heffen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 September 1983 · page 6

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Kol Nidre call for school funds

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 September 1983 · page 5

Worshippers in all orthodox synagogues throughout Sydney will be asked to support the…

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Mrs Hawke special guest of Moriah junior school Answers invite from young pupil

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 21 September 1983 · page 8

Pupils at Moriah College King David Preparatory School, Rose Bay, greeted a special guest last week, Hazel Hawke, wife of Prime Minister Bob…

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NT Aboriginal school wins battle for funds

Tribune · Wednesday 5 October 1983 · page 15

ALICE SPRINGS (NT): The Aboriginal-controlled Yipirinya School has finally been granted registration as a…

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